Astronomy + Evolution
21 May 2009 »
lolife
PZ points out that the retards are at it again. A ridiculous book “What you aren’t being told about astronomy” and its idiotic web site, creationastronomy.com are there and ready to confuse the confused and insult the knowledgeable.
It’s ironic that the author quotes published open questions in solar system research as evidence for his non-theory! [...]
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Astronomy
21 March 2009 »
lolife
(I’m currently on vacation. This is cross-posted from Slacker Astronomy. )
We remodeled our basement and in preparation we boxed up a lot of stuff. The basement is finished now and the boxes are down there ready to be unpacked. One of them has all of my old beginning astronomy books in it and I [...]
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Astronomy + Journal + Podcast
21 November 2008 »
lolife
I noticed I haven’t been posting too much here lately and it’s because I have been posting elsewhere. I added The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast to my blogroll. Check it out! It’s going to be really cool and I need your help to spread the word.
We also have a few new things over at [...]
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Astronomy + Computers + Politics
4 September 2008 »
lolife
1. Executive experience is required to be President!
But McCain doesn’t have any!
Neither does Obama!
Neither does Biden!
But Palin does, 18 whole months of it!
2. Foreign policy experience is required to be President!
Obama doesn’t have any!
Neither does Palin!
Both McCain and Biden do!
3. Washington insiders are bad.
McCain is a Washington insider!
So is Biden!
But Palin isn’t!
Neither is Obama!
But see [...]
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Astronomy + Politics
1 September 2008 »
lolife
Holy incompetent police state, Batman, the city of Saint Paul, Minnesota has completely lost its fucking mind.
Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman was unlawfully arrested in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota at approximately 5 p.m. local time. Police violently manhandled Goodman, yanking her arm, as they arrested her. Video of her arrest can be seen here.
Perhaps you’ll [...]
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Astronomy + Politics
1 September 2008 »
lolife
PZ points out this little gaff.
Sarah Palin is asked:
Will you support the right of parents to opt out their children from curricula, books, classes, or surveys, which parents consider privacy-invading or offensive to their religion or conscience? Why or why not?
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