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1. #1 Reginald Selkirk

   September 28, 2008

   Banned Books Week
   September 27 – October 4, 2008

2. #2 Jelle Waltman

   September 28, 2008

   http://weti-institute.org/index.html

   or is this a kind of anti science? I like it though, great humor from space! Well, actually, not yet.

3. #3 Eric Atkinson

   September 28, 2008

   You may have already seen this. http://arstechnica.com/reviews/other/discovery-textbook-review.ars

4. #4 Jennifer Anchor

   September 28, 2008

   http://www.freewebs.com/worldbusybody/

5. #5 Kel

   September 28, 2008

   Not sure if any of these suit, but:
   http://kelosophy.blogspot.com/2008/09/miracles-and-statistics.html < - on probability, chance and the randomness of life
   http://kelosophy.blogspot.com/2008/09/finely-tuned-universe.html < - on the sheer complexity of the universe, and why fine tuning isn't an answer
   http://kelosophy.blogspot.com/2008/09/were-you-there.html <- answering the creationist nonsense that anything we can’t directly observe isn’t science

6. #6 Crazyharp81602

   September 28, 2008

   The Great Dinosaur Mystery and the Big Lie

   http://greatdinosaurmystery.blogetery.com/

   I’ve relocated my blog to a new blog host and shutdown my Dinosaurs and the Bible A Creationists Fairy Tale blog because I was getting tired of being on WordPress.com with all of its no-javascript restrictions.

7. #7 Kel

   September 28, 2008

   Goddamn, used the less-than symbol and it lost all my descriptions

8. #8 drbenway

   September 28, 2008

   Sorry to get off topic here, but I was just over at Talk Origins and the entire site has been rendered incomprehensible. With the exception text included with images, everything is a jumble of symbols. The source is fine, but the pages are unreadable. I wonder if anyone knows what has happened.

9. #9 Glen Davidson

   September 28, 2008

   I think this makes a good case for explaining accident via a theory of accident being selected by reproductive success–and it is with respect to an old IDiot/creationist standby, the eye:

   http://behefails.wordpress.com/2008/09/27/the-cilium-evolved-into-part-of-the-irreducibly-complex-chordate-eye/

   Glen D

10. #10 Brian X

    September 29, 2008

    Since no one’s told my my food science submissions suck yet:

    http://offseasontv.blogspot.com/2008/09/justus-v-liebig-would-you-please-go-now.html

    I’ll probably throw a recipe or two up soon as well.

11. #11 beatrice

    September 30, 2008

    Saw this last week. Thought it was pretty neat.