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By mikethemadbiologist on January 20, 2009.

Here are some links. By the way, I heard some new guy is preznit or something. Science first:

Global Warming, The Carbon Cycle, and Fish Poop.

Kellogg recalls 16 products due to salmonella risk

Phylogenetic inference under recombination using Bayesian stochastic topology selection

Ancient DNA analysis of the Icelandic settlers

Other:

Bailed-Out Firms Have Tax Havens, GAO Finds

That Old Saying In Tennessee

Here's What Sows Cynicism

Obama pushing bailout without solid plan in place

How to Cover the White House

Coverage of economy repeats Iraq mistakes

Redefining Chutzpah: Wall Street Goes After Social Security, Again

Single-Payer Health Care Would Stimulate Economy

Richard Price

Lancet Study Confirms Millions Died From "Shock Therapy"

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