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By mikethemadbiologist on August 17, 2011.

Links for you. Science:

Breast Cancer Awareness Marketing has a Pink Problem
Homosexual zebra finches form long-term bond
Here's what it actually costs to run a university science lab
What Does It Cost to Run a Small College Lab?

Other:

Krugman Taken to the Modern Money Cleaners
"Almost treasonous"
Chinese authorities find 22 fake Apple stores
Washington, Capital of Economic Optimism (as someone who visits Washington regularly, this definitely rings true; the economy there is doing well, much to the detriment of the rest of us)
Physician Administrative Costs in the US vs. Canada
The Enlightenment in the US Faces Slow Demise
The Tea Party: the conspiracy branch of the Republican Party (unfortunately, they seem to be running the Republican Party)
The Mutual Fund Merry-Go-Round
A Christian Plot for Domination? Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry aren't just devout--both have deep ties to a fringe fundamentalist movement known as Dominionism, which says Christians should rule the world.
Why "business needs certainty" is destructive

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