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By mikethemadbiologist on November 10, 2010.

Links for you. Science:

An ID anniversary missed
The case against evidence: From fingerprints to high-tech CSI, forensic science plays a much smaller role than you would think
Great Migrations

Other:

Huzzah! Take That, Socialism!
White House thinks it was the stimulus that killed them (so they're going to try to win election by not helping people?)
Affordable Care and the Election
Digg Patriots Censorship Part 2: The Evidence
Will Education Be a Bipartisan Issue in 2011?

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