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Month: September 2006

Falconry General Photography 

Hawks, Dogs, and Churches

2006/09/27 Wesley R. Elsberry

Diane’s parents have been visiting with us. Head over to the Baywing weblog for a couple of posts on recent

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General Medical Science 

It Figures: Elevated Testosterone Kills Nerve Cells

2006/09/272006/09/29 Wesley R. Elsberry

ScienceDaily: Elevated Testosterone Kills Nerve Cells The linked article describes research where cultures of nerve cells show apoptosis – a

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General Medical Science 

Dolphin Tails and Animal Models

2006/09/262006/09/29 Wesley R. Elsberry

This morning, Glenn Branch IM’d me a link to the following blog post: Pure Pedantry : Scientists in FL attempt

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General 

Credit Cards and Identity Theft

2006/09/25 Wesley R. Elsberry

It’s been a while since I’ve talked about credit card fraud and identity theft here. There’s still a huge problem

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Falconry General 

Weekly Raptor

2006/09/23 Wesley R. Elsberry

Rusty launches from her perch. The time is right around sunset, so the exposure time is long enough to allow

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General Science 

Targetting NASA

2006/09/202006/09/20 Wesley R. Elsberry

Alexander Villacampa decided to go after NASA in an essay, NASA: Exemplary of Government Waste. There’s certainly room for improvement

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Antievolution General 

Engage Cloaking Device!

2006/09/192006/09/21 Wesley R. Elsberry

Over at Bill Dembski’s Uncommon Descent weblog, the administration has found it convenient in the past to excise comments or

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Antievolution General 

ID Advocates Just Can’t Help Themselves

2006/09/19 Wesley R. Elsberry

Over at UD, a commenter noted the following: “only an editor will be able to approve contributions. Otherwise the texts

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General Science 

Climate Change Roundup

2006/09/18 Wesley R. Elsberry

Greenhouse gas bubbling from melting permafrost feeds climate warming A study co-authored by a Florida State University scientist and published

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General 

At the Theater

2006/09/17 Wesley R. Elsberry

I was part of a preview audience for a play that will have its world premiere at the B Street

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Falconry General 

Weekly Raptor

2006/09/16 Wesley R. Elsberry

Andrea and one of the Harris’s hawks on the hunt in San Diego. We visited San Diego last December and

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General Science 

Bicycles are Surprisingly Stable

2006/09/15 Wesley R. Elsberry

Think about riding your bicycle… you have one, right? When you have it up to speed, it feels stable. Minor

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Computation 

Small Universal Turing Machines

2006/09/12 Wesley R. Elsberry

I ran across my copy of Marvin Minsky’s Computation: Finite and Infinite Machines. This isn’t exactly light reading, but it

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Antievolution General 

Santayana and Shrom

2006/09/112006/10/02 Wesley R. Elsberry

I’m making my way through Glenn Shrom’s book, Getting Past the Culture Wars: Regarding Intelligent Design. I’ve run across something

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General Science 

Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network Rummage Sale

2006/09/112006/09/11 Wesley R. Elsberry

Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network Rummage Sale For those of you in the Houston region, this news item notes that

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Antievolution General Science 

Plantinga and Wishful Philosophizing

2006/09/112006/09/11 Wesley R. Elsberry

ID advocate and philosopher Alvin Plantinga has a reputation for operating at a higher level than the mass of ID

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General Science 

‘Frankenstein protein’ defies biology textbooks

2006/09/08 Wesley R. Elsberry

‘Frankenstein protein’ defies biology textbooks – life – 07 September 2006 – New Scientist This article relates a research finding

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General Science 

Reef fish lives fast, dies young

2006/09/082006/09/08 Wesley R. Elsberry

News in Science – Reef fish lives fast, dies young – 08/09/2006 Lifespan of the coral reef pygmy goby: 59

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General Science 

News in Science – Reef fish lives fast, dies young – 08/09/2006

2006/09/08 Wesley R. Elsberry

News in Science – Reef fish lives fast, dies young – 08/09/2006 Lifespan of the coral reef pygmy goby: 59

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Antievolution General Science 

Are Dolphins Dimbulbs?

2006/09/052006/09/05 Wesley R. Elsberry

Paul Manger has found a fast-track to academic notoriety: say something controversial about dolphin intelligence. Specifically, Manger contends that dolphin

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