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Monthly Archives: January 2007
TAM 5 – Day 2 – Friday January 19th 2007 – Part I
The second day of TAM 5, was the first day of speakers. It was quite a day. Hal Bidlack opened the day, as usual. He informed us that people from all over the world were attending. A group of people … Continue reading
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TAM 5 – Day 1 – Thursday January 18th 2007
For the third time, I attended Jame Randi’s Amaz!ng Meeting. I was at the very first TAM in 2003, but missed TAM 2 and 3. Last year, as with this year, I attended with my brother Josh who generously donated … Continue reading
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TAM5 Update
I’m back from The Amaz!ng Meeting 5, but haven’t had time to write about it. I have lots of notes about it. For now, you will have to view my pictures (which are not an example of competent photography) in … Continue reading
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Eff McCain
Well, while the chances of me voting for John McCain were already in the slim range, this latest story makes it zero chance: McCain Wants ‘Dialogue With Dr. Dobson “Sen. John McCain said Tuesday he hopes to patch things up … Continue reading
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Wrong again, Sylvia
Skeptico sums it quite nicely here: http://skeptico.blogs.com/skeptico/2007/01/hornbeck_browne.html It hurts my brain to think that people can still take her seriously. She’s a piece of garbage. Bleh…I’m too angry to type any more. Do the world a favor, Sylvia, just go … Continue reading
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My accent
What American accent do you have? Your Result: The Inland North You may think you speak “Standard English straight out of the dictionary” but when you step away from the Great Lakes you get asked annoying questions like “Are … Continue reading
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The Descent
My wife and I borrowed this movie from the library this past weekend, and after doing a check on RottenTomatoes, I was pretty psyched about it. Not many horror movies get such good ratings. It scored 84% on RT. So … Continue reading
Why I am an atheist
This morning, while looking at a stack of Dawkins and Gould books (a wonderful gift from my wife Kelly), I thought of the question I’ve been asked so many times: Why am I an atheist?. My pithy answer is usually … Continue reading
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My favorite gift I gave
My Christmas celebration with my wife was delayed a week this year due to the unfortunate passing of my grandmother on December 20th of 2006. Being that we’re atheists, the day itself doesn’t have any special meaning other than tradition. … Continue reading
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