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Category: Science

Politics Science

Spinal Tap “Re” unites… but fighting Global Warming and Climate Change?

April 25, 2007April 27, 20071 min read

“Spinal Tap reunites to fight Climate Change” In MY mind it’s not too bizarre that a “fictional band” is “reuniting” to fight a fictional problem.

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Politics Science

Funny, if not Ironic…

February 15, 2007April 12, 20071 min read

Many blogs and websites these days, including one of my favorites, Supply Chain Innovations Today, are using rss newsfeeds to provide news and information services

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Science
Science

Getting Lunar Science Wrong

December 5, 2006January 6, 20072 min read

It’s not every day that I get to write a blog that essentially “corrects” a story from the Russian News and Information Agency, but today,

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Science
Podcast Religion Science

Dawkins, God, and the presumption of Assumptions

December 3, 2006December 3, 20062 min read

My brother has chosen to poke the hornet’s nest, by writing about Richard Dawkins, and his apparent attack on no lesser figure than God Himself.

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Religion, Science
Logistics Science Technology

NEEMO – NASA uses dives as Analogy for Space

July 27, 2006September 21, 20071 min read

As many of you know, one of my research areas of interest is “Space Logistics” and “Interplanetary Supply Chain Management.” We presented three papers a

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Commentary Politics Science

Inconvenient? Perhaps. Truth? Perhaps not…

July 6, 2006January 6, 20073 min read

I have sat on this one for a while. Another left-leaning blog that I frequent, “Pressing the Flesh”, has had several postings singing the praises

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Science
Politics Science

LiveScience.com – The Mysterious Origin and Supply of Oil

April 11, 2006November 16, 20072 min read

At my University, the faculty have had a recent “impromptu” debate concerning the need for “intellectual diversity” in the academy. While I normally would immediately

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Science
Religion Science

Floating Ice May Explain How Jesus Walked on Water, Researchers Say

April 8, 2006November 16, 20071 min read

Floating Ice May Explain How Jesus Walked on Water, Researchers Say This is perhaps one of the more interesting explanations of a miracle. for years

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Religion, Science
Science

GMA STATEMENT ON ACRYLAMIDE AND CALIFORNIA’S PROPOSITION 65

February 21, 20061 min read

GMA STATEMENT ON ACRYLAMIDE AND CALIFORNIA’S PROPOSITION 65 This would be funny, were it not a real story. Hmmm… chemicals, naturally occuring in the process

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Science
Religion Science

WSJ.com – Science Journal

January 31, 2006November 17, 20071 min read

WSJ.com – Science Journal Many of you may remember my writing about Science and assumptions This article does a good job of talking about the

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Religion, Science

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