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February 28, 2006

A squid too far

Category: Organisms

People are so cruel. I was busy all evening with this talk (which went well, I think), and lots of people flood my mailbox with news of the giant squid at the NHM. You know I can look out...

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Open Thread: are we having fun yet edition

Category: Open Thread

While I am intensely distracted—I'm freaking out a little bit over this Cafe Scientifique presentation I have to do in a couple of hours, and since I'm also the organizer I've also got to set up all the AV gear...

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Life will find a way

Category: Genetics

Creationists sometimes try to argue that what we consider straightforward, well-demonstrated cytological and genetic events don't and can't occur: that you can't get chromosome rearrangements, or that variations in chromosome number and organization are obstacles to evolution, making discussions of...

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It's not just Phelps

Category: Politics

Followers of that hateful lunatic, Fred Phelps, have been making the news for picketing military funerals in Minnesota. Apparently, because the US tolerates (sorta) homosexuality, they feel that they should hit up random funerals and cuss out the dead...

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The pitiful output of the Discovery Institute

Category: Creationism

The DI has long had this goal of getting their work published in mainstream science journals; unfortunately, they don't want to bother with that unpleasant business of trying to do real research. Give Up Blog has examples of their prodigious...

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Circus of the Spineless #6

Category: Organisms

It's up: a taxonomically organized and prettily illustrated collection of posts about invertebrates. You know you must go read it....

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February 27, 2006

Watch out, Janet Reitman

Category: Skepticism

I've followed some of the doings of the Scientology cult, and it wasn't that long ago that criticizing the Religion That Elron Built would win you a lifetime supply of harrassment; they have long memories. Back in our naive youth,...

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Another black mark for the Bush administration

Category: Politics

We shouldn't be surprised when the Bush administration jiggers the scientific books: In short, Oregon State University scientists reported in Science magazine that some logging practices may contribute to forest fires, rather than curbing them as conventional wisdom leads us...

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An anti-science carnival...what a hoot!

Category: Creationism

Unbelievable. Orac and Matt have found an amazing carnival: Darwin is Dead. It's short; you can read all 5 entries in about 5 minutes, and I promise, it won't kill more than a few thousand brain cells. My favorite entry...

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Darwinian theatrics

Category: Media

This sounds fun: a music theatre production illustrating Darwin's theory of evolution. Based on Haydn's The Creation, Darwin's Dream imagines the founder of evolution meeting modern children and challenging them to explore how his theory has advanced since his death...

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