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profile.jpg Mike Dunford was a graduate student in the Department of Zoology at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, where he studied evolution. Life as an army spouse has since moved him on to Pensacola, where he's currently trying to figure out what to do next. While he's doing that, he writes stuff here, although not usually in the third person. He's also a contributer to The Pandas Thumb. As is the case with everyone else here, his opinions are his own, and do not necessarily represent those of any organization he is affiliated with.


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A Helpful Hint for Orly Taitz:

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When attempting to score cheap political points on the backs of dead American soldiers in your legal filings, it is generally considered to be a good idea to take the time to get at least one or two of...

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Orly Taitz Sanctioned For Frivolous Filings With $20K Fine

Category: Accidental

As some of you might recall, I've been keeping tabs on some of the continuing court antics of Dentist/Lawyer Orly Taitz, High Priestess of the Birther Movement. Her frivolous court filings - which start out at chiropteran excrement insane...

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An interesting parallel between Intelligent Design and Birtherism

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As I wrote that title, I realized that it's probably insufficiently informative - there are, after all, multiple parallels between Intelligent Design proponents and the crackpots dedicated defenders of the Constitution who continue to insist that Barack Obama is...

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Steele's "Weak Reviews"

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I'm still trying to fully digest the implications of Specter's Switch, but there was something in one of the Politico articles on the defection that I can't resist commenting on now: In 2001, Republicans still had the House and...

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Swine Flu, Cultural Sensitivity, and a slight lack thereof:

Category: Accidental

The BBC is reporting that some people are not thrilled about calling the influenza virus that's currently causing alarm around the world "swine flu". Unfortunately, there's a slight possibility that the alternative suggestion wasn't entirely well thought out. One...

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Quote of the Day - 23 April 2009

Category: Accidental

After my earlier antics, this seemed apropos. Particularly given the conversation that took place after my wife found the directions I hadn't read. Jill: I thought you said it was a technical problem! Tim: Technically, I was the problem....

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Rep. Joe Barton: Not Smarter Than A 6th Grader

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Representative Joe Barton is feeling very good about himself right now. He's convinced that he "baffled" a Nobel Laureate with a "basic question." During a congressional hearing earlier today, he asked Energy Secretary Stephen Chu how the oil got...

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Picture of the Day - 22 April 2009

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There are two pictures in today's installment. Both were taken just a few minutes ago. The second is a close-up of the area circled in red in the first picture....

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Picture of the Day - 16 April 2009

Category: Accidental

This one falls into the "silly-looking things we do in the name of science" category: This picture was taken when I was helping a fellow grad student out with her project. She was banding and taking a blood sample...

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Questionable Classic: Boy Was That Stupid

Category: Accidental

Since I'm currently out of town, original content is going to be in short supply for a few days. Fortunately, there are a few things I've written over the years that I think people might still enjoy (or at...

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