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Be afraid

Everyone must read this article about ‘Joel's Army’ and be afraid. It's a movement by radical Dominionists to build an informal paramilitary organization (at this time, it seems to be more attitude than organization) to prepare to fight to...

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It is good to be the king

Category: Carnivals

But egads, it's hard work keeping up with the Elizabethan chatter required of the job, all in a day's work putting down yet another pretentious eruption of elitist bastards. Most cruelly mock and rip and shred...

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Lori Lipman Brown on Colbert

Category: Entertainment

You can watch it here. She did as well as she could, but whoa…this is a perfect example of how Stephen Colbert will tromp all over an interview for comic effect....

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Guess who's turning 18 today?

Category: Personal

It's some stranger!...

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Reprogramming the pancreas

Category: Science

Wow…so have you heard about this result? One goal of regenerative medicine is to instructively convert adult cells into other cell types for tissue repair and regeneration. Although isolated examples of adult cell reprogramming are known, there is no...

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Banking with Jesus is a bad idea

Category: Religion

Integrity Bank in Georgia decided to build their business model on Christian principles. Integrity's employees regularly prayed before meetings or in branch lobbies with customers, while the bank gave 10 percent of its net income to charities."We felt if we...

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Carnivalia and an open thread

Category: Carnivals

Hey, there's some cool stuff out there: A new one! Carnival of Evolution #1 I and the Bird #82 Humanist Symposium #24 Carnival of the Liberals #72 The Skeptics' Circle And of course, if there's anything else you want to...

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August 29, 2008

Create dollars for education by clicking

Category: Academics

I mentioned this before, but time is running out and the full allotment of money hasn't been used up yet. If you go to the Big Think site and watch a video about inspiring scientists, Pfizer will spend a dollar...

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Friday Cephalopod: Bigfin cruiser

Category: Cephalopods

Sepioteuthis lessoniana Figure from Cephalopods: A World Guide (amzn/b&n/abe/pwll), by Mark Norman....

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Surprise! McCain doesn't persuade me to switch my vote with his VP choice

Category: Politics

So McCain has picked Sarah Palin as VP. Supposedly she has some credibility as a good choice for dealing with energy issues, but near as I can tell she's of the drill-in-marginal-areas school, not someone who's going to pursue alternative...

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