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Monday, July 03, 2006

RequiesCAT in Pace

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Our condolences to the family of the Opinionated Homeschooler on the death of their cat, Big Dave . He soon had a neighborhood reputation as...

Review: Guests of the Sheik

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Taking advantage of my long weekend, I just finished reading Guests of the Sheik, An Ethnography of an Iraqi Village by Elizabeth Warnock F...
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Blog Lite?

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Darwin has today and tomorrow off, so posting may be light until Wednesday as we do some family-ish stuff together. Such as lying around wo...
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Sunday, July 02, 2006

To Breed or Not to Breed

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We're enjoying a quiet holiday weekend here in the Darwin household, but so that ye may know we (or at least our tireless source of lead...
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Friday, June 30, 2006

A Happy Return

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Well, after a full week, that which was lost is now found . The girls discovered MrsDarwin's wedding ring in one of their little backpa...
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On this day in 2001...

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We got married! When I first met Darwin, I thought he was perfect. It was a great mystery to me why women weren't falling over themselv...
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Thursday, June 29, 2006

You ain't from these here parts

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Hello to all Curt Jester readers! Thanks for stopping by. And thanks to Jeff for nearly giving me a heart attack when I checked the site me...
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Pro-Kid; Anti-Gay Marriage

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Old friend and mentor Dr. Curp forwarded an interesting interview with Margaret Somerville, an ethicist who stirred up a hornet's nest b...
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Wednesday, June 28, 2006

Prayers requested for Jack

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Please keep Jack in your prayers: We just received word that Jay and Suzy had to take Jack back to the hospital. He is running a fever of 10...
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Religion, Science & Humanity

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Dr. PZ Myers is to science blogging what Michael Savage is to conservative talk radio . He runs a blog called Pharyngula: Evolution, develop...
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Check your Fictional Gullibility

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Here's a neat quiz: How Gullible are you? What kind of anti-catholic novel would reel you in? How gullible are you? What kind ...
Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Thinking Personhood Through

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I found a very thoughtful post by Dru of Ep1staut0logy about the question of personhood and abortion . The comments are very worth reading a...
Monday, June 26, 2006

The Ring

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The ring was lost, there was no question about it. "I just don't know, hon," she said in the hall after the girls had finally ...
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Suggest Life Drawing -- Lose Your Job

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Chad of On The Silent Planet recently recommended to me the Art Renewal Center website, which I've since added to the sidebar. Another ...

More Global Warming

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My last global warming post was so much fun, that I felt like I had to so a followup. The National Academy of Sciences recently released a ...
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Friday, June 23, 2006

No Strings

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Apparently a number of scientists are beginning to feel it's well past time that String Theory passed on. Which is either awkward or c...

Art in Austin

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I had a business lunch in near UT yesterday, and since Thursday is the day admission to the new Blanton Museum of Art is free, we dropped i...
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Thursday, June 22, 2006

Now I know

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I'm gearing up to paint my living room, so I've been busy caulking, spackling, priming over crayon scribbles (this is a separate ste...
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A Novel Way To Publish

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John Farrell has been podcasting his SF novel Doctor Janeway’s Plague and the Boston Herald describes the effort in an article today . The...
Wednesday, June 21, 2006

More about Jack

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You'll recall that Jack is the eight-year-old nephew of BarbfromCincy, and that he's battling cancer. Barb sends an update: Jack...
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