Officials at the Cathedral of John the Baptist in Turin, Italy, today released a one line statement about the newly discovered feature revealed by the latest shroud analysis.
Comic Con 2009: now with more science
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Last year I strong-armed was generously sent to the vasty convention Comic
Con by the Hive Overmind Discover Magazine, and had a blast. It’s a con for
peop...
That month flew by…time for another Molly
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It's July already? Time to tally up the votes in the last Molly nomination
thread and induct yet another regular commenter into the Order of the Molly.
T...
Are Creationists Rational?
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I don't think that creationism is a rational choice, especially Young Earth Creationism. John Wilkins isn't so sure [Are Creationists Rational?]. I highly r...
Popularity versus reliability in medical research
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[image: ResearchBlogging.org]Two of the major themes on this blog since the
very beginning has been the application of science- and evidence-based
medici...
Spanish scientists develop echo-location in humans
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A team of researchers from the University of Alcalá de Henares (UAH) has
shown scientifically that human beings can develop echolocation, the system
of ac...
Sahelanthropus: "The femur of Toumaï?"
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Some weeks ago, I wrote about an article by Alain Beauvilain and Jean-Pierre
Watté, in my post, "Sahelanthropus: Did camelherders bury Toumaï facing
Mecc...
Some bad news before I go ...
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From a report released by BIO: The Biotechnology Industry Organization:
- On average, only 28% of the high school students taking the ACT , which
i...
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cool!!!11
(from Turin)
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