Monthly Archives: July 2010

Facts Don’t Always Backfire: The Estate Tax Edition

Often, you won’t change many people’s mind. But the good news is, that in a democracy, you often don’t have to.
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Links 7/13/10

Some Tuesday links for you.
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Update on Suckers and Strategic Default

“[The wealthy] clearly regard the odds of legal action as low.”
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MR-CoNS: A Reservoir of Resistance for MRSA?

Are MR-CoNS the next MRSA?
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Links 7/12/10

Just another Manic Monday…with links!
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The War on Science Marches Onward (Is the Administration Serious About Governance?)

Less hope, more doing your job.
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Academic Consulting and Non-Disclosure Agreements

Another type of potential conflict of interest–gag agreements for faculty who receive industry support
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Links 7/11/10

Here are some links for you.
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Cars, Freedom and the Environmental Challenge of the Suburbs

Unless we make urban areas places people want to live–safe with good schools–car culture is here to stay.
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Links 7/10/10

It’s hot and muggy. Stay inside and read some links.
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