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    September 29, 2007

    The Joys of the Wall Street Journal, Weekend Edition

    Category: Wasting your time

    Ah, the joys of reading the relatively new weekend edition of the Journal...There's always news you can really use. For...

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    September 28, 2007

    The Coolest Picture You'll See of a Nose All Year

    Category: Science

    National Geographic brings us the "best science images of 2007" which includes this amazing CT reconstruction of the nose and...

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    If you can't beat 'em, smear 'em

    Category: Global Warming Denialism

    Tim Lambert has coverage of the latest in the denialist attempt to discredit global warming science - the smearing of...

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    September 27, 2007

    Skeptics' Circle Number 70 - Conspiracy Factory

    Category: Carnivals

    This week it's our friend Factition at Conspiracy Factory. However, he makes the poor decision to let the world know...

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    HIV/AIDS crankery from a Catholic Archbishop

    Category: HIV/AIDS denialism

    This is seriously disturbing. Archbishop Francisco Chimoio, who is head of the Catholic Church in Mozambique, is telling people that...

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    September 26, 2007

    Internet Roundup

    Category: Wasting your time

    Here's what I'm reading this morning. An Orangutan stole a womans pants in Malaysia. That's got to be embarrassing, but...

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    Creationists are idiots - Part 8,246,532

    Category: Evolution Denialism

    I've largely been ignoring their stupid lately. But the sheer idiocy of a ID "mathematician" Granville Sewell takes the cake...

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    Who Steals a Kindergarten Bunny?

    Category: Animal Rights Extremism

    I have trouble believing this, but animal rights extremists have apparently stolen a kindergarten bunny. Students at the Community Building...

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    September 25, 2007

    HeadOn Works!

    Category: Altie Meds

    The ads work, that is. HeadOn, that homeopathic (and therefore completely ineffective) head rub for head pain isn't effective. But...

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    September 24, 2007

    Bring Back the OTA III - A history of the OTA

    Category: OTA

    Chris Mooney has been nice enough to help promote our effort, and points us to some more helpful information about...

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