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Does The Rite Have the Right Stuff?

Category: Film

As an ex-Catholic, I can appreciate a good movie involving Satin1 or his Minions. There are several reasons for this. For one thing, I get the jokes.2 Some of them are rather subtle and require an understanding of church dogma. Also, I can relate to...

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I

Category: Film

We braved ice and fog to go down to see Harry Potter this morning. And yes, it was indeed icy, which was a bit traumatic for me. Last time I was walking on glare ice, I fell and seriously injured my knee. That was last...

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Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia [citation needed]

Category: Africa

I like Wikipedia, I really do. But there are also some serious, very serious problems with it. I just read the entries on the Battle of Rorke's Drift, a few related historical entries, and the entry on the movie Zulu, which is about the Battle...

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An organic workout, a strange encounter, and a movie

Category: Notes from the North Country

... I was able to demonstrate my special technique for testing if a particular floor is safe, or if it is so rotted out that it has to be replaced; You stand on it bouncing up and down a little bit and if you crash through to the basement, that part of the floor was bad.

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THEM!

Category: Science

I recently watched this film for the first time since I was a little kid. The plot is much more nuanced than I had realized at the time. Interesting mixture of science and religion....

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'Ana's Playground,' filmed in Minneapolis, will screen Saturday

Category: Film

Details on the film and the screening here. Hat tip: Ana....

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Skeptics and Atheists Should be Relatively Happy about Twilight and New Moon

Category: Film

My review....

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Andy The Health Insurance Spokes Jerk

Category: Film

Oh, this is good. Watch it and pass it on!!!!...

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Los Angeles Venue Cancels Intelligent Design Film

Category: Religion

You'll recall that it was recently reported that the Californial Science Center, which is loosely affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution, had planned a screening of "Darwin's Dilemma: The Mystery of the Cambrian Fossil Record" which is apparently a creationist documentary. Well, now, the venue has...

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On the Seventh Day God Rocked: Do not miss this.

Category: Film

I just watched a movie that made me ROFLMAOOL about fifty times. Maybe a hundred times. You'll not want to miss this... ~-~-~-~-~-~...

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