Rain, but no snow. Links for you. Science:
A crustacean genome at last
Berg defends NCATS
Oysters disappearing worldwide
Unraveling Arthropoda
Other:
The Most Feminist Place in the World
2 Detained Reporters Saw Secret Police's Methods Firsthand
The courage of journalists, the cowardice of Limbaugh
Rush Owww
Master and Slave Morality
Learning To Walk: Fear, Shame And Your Underwater Mortgage (I don't see why shame is involved; this is a property transaction, nothing more)
Why do some countries' economies grow faster?
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Via BRAD BLOG, a transcript of Rush Limbaugh mocking attacks on journalists in Egypt on Thursday:
LIMBAUGH: Ladies and gentlemen, it is being breathlessly reported that the Egyptian army --- Snerdley, have you heard this? The Egyptian army is rounding up foreign journalists.
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Rainy today. But that's better than SNOW. Let's celebrate with some links. Science:
Why You Should Be Jealous of South Korea.
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Drying out the cane toad invasion
Goodbye academia, I get a life.
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A world that never was
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And the answers are all because
--Bruce Cockburn, "Laughter"
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