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    Another carnival?

    These things are just sneaking up on me today: the Synapse #5 is out.

    Are there any more carnivals lurking out there today?

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Carnivals, Neurobiology, Science

    Fascist cowards

    These are policemen who do not understand their obligations as officers of the law. These are policemen who ought to be summarily dismissed from their jobs.

    They won’t be.

    (via The Lippard Blog)

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Politics, History, and Law

    There’s a metaphor in here somewhere

    Thousands of people heard that the sea water at a beach had turned sweet, and they

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Religion and Government

    Whale songs

    David Neiwert took a vacation…and his home movie is worth watching and listening to.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Organisms

    Any of my Fall Developmental Biology students reading this?

    You can get a jump on the class—I’ve posted a list of the textbooks you’ll need on the class website.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Academics, Development, Science

    Hold the presses: Collins is being used

    A reader wrote to Francis Collins about the use of his name to promote D. James Kennedy’s upcoming ahistorical anti-evolution program, and Collins wrote right back. He’s doing exactly the right thing.

    (Oops, no — Collins doesn’t want to be quoted on this, so I’ve removed the email. He’s unambiguous in stating that he was interviewed about his book, and that was then inserted into the video without his knowledge.)

    Good for him, and that’ll teach me: just when you think there are no further depths to which a creationist will sink, there they go, plumbing ever deeper. Kennedy and his crew are apparently putting together the video equivalent of a quote mine.

    I apologize to Dr Collins for assuming he was a party to this creationist video, and I hope he sues those frauds.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Creationism

    Speedos are evil, swim naked

    But when you do shed your speedo, don’t throw it in the water—it’s bad for dolphins and other living things. Read about the poor dolphin who tried to wear a speedo—it took an emergency depantsing team to rescue him.

    (via One Good Thing)

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Organisms, Weirdness

    Isn’t changing the dialog on Calvin and Hobbes heresy?

    The Inoculated Mind twists a Calvin and Hobbes comic to make a point about debates with creationists…I don’t know if I should endorse that kind of tinkering with Holy Writ.


    Oh, and while you’re over there, Karl is also hosting Mendel’s Garden #4.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Genetics, Godlessness, Humor, Science

    The Infidel Guy

    Oh, yeah…this Friday, 25 August, at 8ET, I’ll be interviewed on the Infidel Guy. Don’t let me forget!

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    • PZ Myers
    • 20 August 2006
    • Godlessness

    The benefits of blogging

    New Kid on the Hallway tried to give up on blogging, but now she’s back…with an interesting set of excuses for why she needed to resume. See, if you’ve been carrying on an internal dialog about you’d get so much more done if weblogs would disappear, it isn’t true.

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    • 20 August 2006
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