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• Daily Radar: 11.10.09

  
  Intelligent Travel Blog — Authority: 517
  Advocates in L.A. is lobbying to change some city streets to "ciclovias," or bike-only streets, on Sundays. cicLAvia member and director Green L.A. Institute Jonathan Parfrey told the L.A. Times, "This city is so park poor, and so car dependent.... Airpollution is awful and childhood obesity is epidemic. But building ...
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• Beyond Darwin: Vatican Conference on Aliens

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 478
  THINGS are out of this world at the Daily Telegraph , which has the ninth largest daily circulation among UK newspapers. A few days ago one of their stories inspired us to write Darwin, Evolution, and Alien Life . Now, from that same source we bring you: The Vatican joins the search for alien life . Here are ...
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• Minimal Complexity Relegates Life Origin Models To Fanciful Speculation

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 575
  Review Of The Ninth Chapter Of Signature In The Cell by Stephen Meyer ISBN: 978-0-06-147278-7; Imprint: Harper One Former Nature editor Philip Ball once commented that ‘there is no assembly plant so delicate, versatile and adaptive as the cell” (1). Emeritus Professor Theodore Brown chose to wax metaphorical ...
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• Berlinski - still pompous, still wrong.

  
  Good Math, Bad Math — Authority: 540
  An anonymous tipster sent me a note to let me know that on one of the DiscoInstitutes sites, my old pal David Berlinski has been arguing that all sorts of famous mathematicians were really anti-evolution. Ive writtenabout Berlinski before. In my opinion, hes one of the most pointlesslyarrogant pompous jackasses ...
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• Creationists Defend the Indefensible

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 478
  THE Glendive Dinosaur & Fossil Museum , located in Glendive, Montana, tells us at their website: When you visit a major natural history museum today, you will see wide-eyed elementary and preschool children (not to mention their parents and teachers) being funneled into an abyss of scientific deception . No ...
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• Creationism in Politics: Growing or Fading?

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 478
  THIS is a subject we’ve dealt with before, e.g.: Creationism in Politics: Time for Benign Neglect? It may at first seem off topic for us, but when you step back a moment you’ll realize that the only topic that really matters here is the political strength of the anti-science elements in society. Were ...
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• Radio Free Nation - Nov 15,2009

  
  Radio Free Nation | Blog Talk Radio Feed — Authority: 116
  Join Public Radio (KFAI) Political Correspondent Marty Owings as he hosts a unique look at politics, news and life in America. LIVE Political and News analysis and discussion. Nothing is off limits and everything is fair game. Special Guests and stories you wont hear anywhere else.For more information visit ...
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• And God Created Broadband…..

  
  Cheap Broadband Internet — Authority: 438
  The twenty ninth day of October that passed silently would had been the ideal day for the government of the United Kingdom to announce solemnly its crucial digital policies such as universal broadband, the 50p broadband tax proposal and the anti-filesharing legislation proposals. Particularly for the day marked ...
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• Security Is A Wonderful Thing!

  
  Revelations From An Unwashed Brain — Authority: 583
  While I was working today, I had my copy of Secunia Personal Software Inspector open up and tell me that my machine was insecure. I looked to see why and quickly saw that one of the three problems was that the Sun Java installation was insecure. I had already downloaded the update, but not installed it. The ...
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• The Lost Voyage of Ringo Darwin

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 478
  YOUR Curmudgeon has come into possession of a document of incomparable value. This manuscript, originally sealed in a bottle, has been bobbing in the world’s oceans since 1833. It confirms the long-whispered existence of Ringo Darwin, uncle to Charles. Ringo was rumored to have been the product of a brief but ...
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• David Snoke: Creationist Physicist?

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 478
  TODAY we encountered a genuine curiosity. We learned of it in the Ironton Tribune , a daily newspaper in Ironton, Ohio, population almost 12,000, which is across the Ohio River from the bordering states of West Virginia and Kentucky. The article is titled: Scientist to speak on Biblical interpretations at SSU . ...
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• George Carlin: Religion is Bullshit

  
  Better World Movement — Authority: 137
  “Religion is Bullshit” – a funny bit about religion by the late George Carlin. — Subscribe to Science & Reason: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com — George Carlin (1937-2008) was a champion of free speech. Some thought he ...
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• Is Strict Evolutionary Naturalism Primarily a Scientific or a Philosophical Idea?

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 142
  Those who follow this blog know what I think about this (strict evolutionary naturalism is primarily a philosophical position), but Phillip Johnson and William Provine debated the issue back in 1994 at Stanford University, and I think the exchange is worth viewing. Here’s part 1 of 11:
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• The Greatest Debate on Earth

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 575
  Here’s a little history that should interest UD readers concerning the modern ID movement. In my opinion, the following debate between Phil Johnson and Will Provine at Stanford in 1994 clearly defines all the issues — whether scientific, philosophical, theological, or otherwise — that are still with us today, ...
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• Winners for November 7th

  
  5 Minutes For Mom — Authority: 678
  Well, it’s that time again. This week we are closing the Intelligent First Aid and I Met a Moose in Maine One Day giveaways. Please remember to add contests5m4m(AT)gmail(DOT)com to your “Safe Senders” list or address book, to ensure that your notification is not marked as SPAM. Intelligent First Aid ...
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• Creationism, Intelligent Design, and Islam

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 478
  IN the Washington Post we read Creationism finds fertile ground in Turkey . The article begins with the account of a biology teacher in Turkey who has been accused of atheism because she teaches evolution. Here are some excerpts, with bold added by us: What especially disturbed — and amused — the ...
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• On the Origin of Religion

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 575
  Science 6 November 2009: Vol. 326. no. 5954, pp. 784 – 787 DOI: 10.1126/science.326_784  On the Origin of Religion          Elizabeth Culotta “How and when did religion arise? In the 11th essay in Science’s series in honor of the Year of Darwin, Elizabeth Culotta explores the human propensity to ...
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• Texas State Board of Education Contests

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 478
  FOR background, here’s the website of the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) , and here’s a listing of their Members and the various committees on which they serve. All fifteen BOE members are mentioned, some more than once because they’re on more than one committee. That’s the current cast of ...
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• LG LCD HDTV With Wireless Technology

  
  Daily computer electronics show — Authority: 130
  Wireless technology is helping people, distance and location do not become an obstacle to connect one device to another device. LG presents Wireless HDMI LCD HDTV named LG 55LH85 has a 55 inch screen resolution of 1920 x 1080 120Hz. With wireless technology, LG HDTV allows you to put this television anywhere and ...
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• Ken Miller in Birmingham

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 575
  Noted Brown University biologist and slayer of windmills, Kenneth Miller, came to Birmingham, Alabama, on Thursday November 5. The room was packed with what seemed to be about 200 (mostly students and some faculty). Overall, Miller displayed the affable but subliminally arrogant attitude I’ve come to expect in some ...
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