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June 30, 2010

Henry Gee is probably chortling happily right now

Category: Entertainment

He's tweaked the noses of those 'New Atheists', for sure! One of Gee's roles is as the editor of the Futures science fiction section in Nature, and he's proud to have published a story by Shelly Li, which actually is...

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Botanical Wednesday: So you'll remember what ‘flaxen-haired’ means

Category: Organisms

Linum flavum...

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There will be no prayers

Unless they're imprecatory, and from the other side. Christopher Hitchens has made an announcement. I have been advised by my physician that I must undergo a course of chemotherapy on my esophagus. This advice seems persuasive to me. I regret...

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Attention, perversely assertive women! You are abnormal!

Category: Development

Important clarification: CAH is a real and serious disease. There are no objections to pediatricians treating the physiological disorders in utero. However, lesbianism, traditionally masculine career choices, and disinterest in having children are not diseases…and the problem in this work...

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The Curse of Morris

Category: Local

At first, it was a distressing slithery whisper, like a krait loosed in the room; then a sensation, an itch, as if an assassin were trickling arsenic into my ear; and then apparently the assassin decided to get sadistic and...

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Disturbingly weird vampire paraphenalia

Category: Weirdness

You've all been wondering, I'm sure, what a vampire penis looks like. We don't have a picture of one, since Twilight is still the domain of yearningly sexless (we hope!) tweens who are infatuated with the idea of love and...

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Make love, not war

Category: Evolution

Who remembers Robert Ardrey? I must shamefully confess that I was a fan back in the 1970s, when the 'killer ape' hypothesis was in the air. This was the idea that one of the things that made humans different and...

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Episode LXXIV: Sacred music

Category: Open Thread

The thread is dead, long live the thread! Now party on, dudes. (Current totals: 10,514 entries with 1,038,711 comments.)...

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Annoying libertarians

Category: Politics

Ah, the funny cartoon yesterday rankled the libertarian contingent again. I'll explain a few things that will get them fired up even more. Get over yourselves. Mocking libertarians does not bring me a swarm of traffic -- you're like a...

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June 29, 2010

Disappointment always follows

Category: Politics

You knew it was too good to be true. Julia Gillard has just announced that she is against gay marriage. The honeymoon is over, no more plaudits. At least we still have Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir to admire. And because it's Gillard,...

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