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By mikethemadbiologist on May 18, 2010.

Happy Tuesday. Links for you. Science:

Scientists forecast decades of ash clouds: Many more of Iceland's volcanoes seem to be stirring
Some NIH grants should fail
The History of How Women Came to Serve on Study Section
How Will They Spin This?

Other:

Shovel Ready
Sure, I like my Keynesianism naked
Blog matters: who is "revere"?
Rekers, Evangelicals, Gays, and the Meaning of 'Is'
Looting Social Security
Riding Into the Sunset (401(k) vs pensions)
A Heaven-Sent Rent Boy
Of ideology, recession, and policy paralysis
BLANCHE LINCOLN NEGLECTS TO DO HER HOMEWORK....
The Deficit Problem Is Not "We, the People," It is "You, the Incompetent Elite"
Thoughts on Blue Families and Red Families
Making The Argument

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Thanks for the link, Mike!

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