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By mikethemadbiologist on June 19, 2010.

Are you shomer shabbos? If not, here are some links. Science:

Science is sufficient for any inference
Genetics & the Jews (it's still complicated)
News break: Developing-world drug resistance

Other:

More Dirty Details From My BP Mole
Grace Slick. Marty Balin. Paul Kanta. Jorma. . . Something. These are the members of the Airplane

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