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June 30, 2008

Everything you ever wanted to know about the Tunguska event

Category: History

Except, unfortunately, what the heck it was. The Tunguska event was the mysterious explosion of unidentified origin that occured in a remote area of Siberia on 30 June 1908, flattening trees over 2000 square kilometers, but leaving no trace...

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The Official Australian “Vent About World Youth Day” Thread

Category: Religion

I must have a lot of Australian readers, or the few of you are really upset about this, because I'm getting a rising volume of email about World Youth Day. This is a bizarre Catholic get-together for young people...

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“Mr Homosexual” would be an awesome name

Category: Humor

At least, it beats "Mr Gay", which sounds so frivolous. It seems the American Family Association, which you can tell from the name is yet another institution that has mistaken "patriarchy" for "family"*, was a little overzealous in their use...

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Evolgen disputes my explanation!

Category: Genetics

RPM of Evolgen disagrees with my definition of synteny! This is terribly distressing. Especially since, strictly speaking, he is precisely correct. The word has evolved in its usage from the pure form that RPM is describing to a more colloquial,...

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Something up Orac's … alley

Category: Weirdness

What? How could Orac pass this story by? A monument to the enema, a procedure many people would rather not think about, has been unveiled at a spa in the southern Russian city of Zheleznovodsk.The bronze syringe bulb, which weighs...

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Catching up with old news

Category: Carnivals

I have been very, very bad. I have been neglecting my obligations as a member of the blogosphere to share links to interesting stuff, all because I've been busy with travel and work. I missed the Carnival of the Liberals,...

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I think this can be my last post on the debacle called Expelled

Category: Creationism

The propaganda movie opened in Canada, and the weekend box office numbers are in. $24,374. Nationwide. So Canada is a smaller country in population than ours, and their money is worth a little more than ours, but still…I don't think...

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Evolving proteins in snakes

Category: Evolution

We've heard the arguments about the relative importance of mutations in cis regulatory regions vs. coding sequences in evolution before — it's the idea that major transitions in evolution were accomplished more by changes in the timing and pattern...

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How can a poll about the end of the world be pointless?

Category: Pointless polls

It's the nature of these things to trivialize. Yet again, media hysteria fuels the absurd fear that flipping a switch in Switzerland will Destroy The World…and they're running a poll to let non-physicists guess at the risks. This one has...

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Faith-healing infringes on the AMA's prerogative

Category: Humor

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