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By mikethemadbiologist on June 16, 2011.

Links for you. Science:

The outbreak strains have similar pathogencity as Ecoli EAEC strain 55989: Alignment of virulence factors from VFDB
Resistance genes plus adhesin in the chromosome? (more O104:H4 goodness)
E. coli outbreak and biofilms
Creationism creeps into mainstream geology
In Politics History Matters, Science..Not So Much

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My Happy Abortion: One Woman's Guilt-Free Story
The Green Revolution Backfires: Sweden's Lesson for Real Sustainability
Rogoff: Age of Transit Systems "Spooky"
The Case For Co-Ed Dorms
NOTHING EVER CHANGES
A library is many things
The conservative war on facts
Treatment Denied

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