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From the UK Telegraph: In a pronouncement that will dismay America’s religious Right, which has long voiced suspicions about Potter’s “anti-Christian” message, the 19-year-old actor said he did not believe in God.
He also expressed his admiration for Professor Richard Dawkins, the prominent atheist and [...]
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Sorry, I’m just so excited – Telegraph:
Karen Alexander, a crop circle expert, said: “We have seen butterfly and bird patterns in the past, but this is the first jellyfish crop circle in the world.
“It is absolutely huge – roughly three times the size of most crop [...]
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Flicking back through my records, I noticed a list that was first started by Daniel Loxton on Facebook, recommending some good films for skeptics. He suggested:
Leap of Faith - with Steve Martin, loosely based on the Peter Popoff faith healing scam.
Fairy Tale: A True Story – which he pointed out has an excellent message [...]
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I can’t decide. I really can’t…
First – that the fantastic news that a friend of mine, Michael McRae, who was at TAM6 and is the Science By Email CSIRO writer… is now going to hit radio big time!
He got footage whilst at the Amazing Meeting 6 (as you might remember, the last one that featured [...]
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For Teh Science!! Just a few grabs:
A Secret Tool for the U.S. Swim Team – High-speed tracking techniques to measure fluid dynamics improve swimmers’ strokes.
The Tech Inside Olympic Fencers’ Amazing Future-Warrior LED Helmets- Basically, the future helmets only get busted out during big time Olympic competitions for, unsurprisingly, the aesthetics. They simply display the [...]
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