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By mikethemadbiologist on July 14, 2011.

Beautiful weather here. If you're stuck inside, here are some links. Science:

Casey's Case: What Psychology Says About Anthony's Acquittal.
Sunday AI: Leaping Cockroaches
The Clap Came Back: Multi-Drug Resistant Gonorrhea
The Path Of Increased Resistance

Other:

Rep. Ryan Tastes The Grapes Of Wrath
The Pathology of Elite Organizations
Whitey's generation: What was life really like for the tough boys of '30s and '40s Boston? From boxes in a basement, a startlingly clear portrait of their lives.
JP Morgan Chase Fine: Another Slap on the Wrist for Wall Street
10 Days in a Carry-On
State and Local Job Losses Are Largest Since 1955
Why is reducing government jobs considered a free lunch?
More on those high-paid public-sector workers

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Thank you so much for linking to my Casey Anthony post!

I'd like to point out for anyone who might be interested in reading it that the link is actually http://psysociety.wordpress.com/2011/07/10/casey-anthony/ . For some reason when it was first published, the URL mistakenly had it listed as a date 4 days earlier, and unfortunately when I changed the date it changed the permalink. Sorry for the broken link!

- Melanie

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