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By mikethemadbiologist on December 21, 2010.

Links for you. Science:

Economy Forces Big Budget Cuts for Science Fairs
Wik-Bee Leaks: EPA Document Shows It Knowingly Allowed Pesticide That Kills Honey Bees
To classify humanity is not that hard

Other:

'Our lives became something we'd never dreamt': The former Israeli soldiers who have testified against army abuses
Also he could tell Congress to go fuck itself
The Overton Window And Corporatist Dems
Obama's deal in a graphic: What we got, what they got
Cothran defends the Confederacy

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thanks for the link dawg ;-)

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