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February 28, 2006

The Girls Who Went Away

Category: Feminism

There is now only a single woman on the Supreme Court. Imagine the world if homes, businesses, schools, had only one woman for every eight men. It would be an odd sort of world, wouldn't it?

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The Perfect Gift for my UK Readers ...

this is a great gift for Archaeopteryx fans who also love music.

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The 23rd Qualm

Category: Satire

Written by a retired minister who seems to have his wits about him regarding the current administration.

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February 27, 2006

Pilgrim on the Great Bird Continent: The improbable importance of everything and other lessons from Darwin's lost notebooks

Category: Book Review

An engaging narrative of Charles Darwin's five year voyage on the HMS Beagle. This book details Darwin's encounters with wildlife, and particularly with birds, on his famous journey, describing how they shaped both his maturation as a scientist and his philosophical insights into the mechanisms of evolution. The author also reminds us how and why attention to small things can make a big difference.

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Advice to Corporate Giants

.. regarding the packaging for those mysterious feminine hygiene products.

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February 26, 2006

Quail Hunting School

Getting your quail hunting certificate is not as easy as it looks, especially after consuming 20 beers.

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Be Careful What You Wish For ...

Category: Humor

because you might actually get it!

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February 25, 2006

I Passed 8th Grade Math!

This math quiz was fun!

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Men With Brooms

First, it was Professor Snape, and now it's curling. What is it about those rare and magical men with brooms?

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Wacky Fortune Cookie Generator

What is your fortune?

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