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By mikethemadbiologist on January 19, 2011.

Rain, rain, go away, come back....NEVER. Oh well. Links for you. Science:

The Ivory Ceiling of Service Work
Martin Luther King, Jr., on science and religion
Bull sharks spotted swimming down the main street in Goodna - 30km from the coast
The Assyrians and Jews: 3,000 years of common history

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Think Israel's a lost cause? Ten reasons to think again. Something's started to happen here, and for the first time in a long time, something good, the decency that still somehow informs people here, has a chance of taking wing.
NPF: HOW TO DRIVE IN SNOW
THE ORIGINAL ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION TREATMENT
THE UNASKED QUESTION
Another Note From Someone at UC Davis
Why do forecasters have such disagreement?
Utopian Thinking on Jobs and Unemployment at the Washington Post

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I think Israel's a lost cause mostly 'cause nobody there apparently knows how to share. This is shit you're supposed to figure out by the time you're five.

By Katharine (not verified) on 19 Jan 2011 #permalink
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