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By mikethemadbiologist on August 7, 2010.

Some links for you. Science:

DNA test finds Worcester link inconclusive, or, how Colin took on the USDA
Scientists: your publishers think you are patsies.
No Problem!
Persistent ethnic differences in test performance may be entirely an artifact of the method used to 'adjust' the test

Other:

Learn Something Useful, Losers
James K. Galbraith Champions The Beast Manifesto
Talk about Your Dead-Enders...
Grrrr
Two checklists for feminists
A Chevy Volt in Every Pot: Charles Lane's claim that electric car subsidies are snobby and foolish is dead wrong.

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