Case Closed: Guillermo Dekat Reviews Science’s Blind Spot
In todays episode of ID The Future, CSC legal intern Guillermo Dekat reviews Cornelius G. Hunters new book Sciences Blind Spot . In law, Dekat explains, people harmed by a product are entitled to damages if they can prove the product is defective. If Mars Rovers and Phoenix – SciFri Podcast – 20070727121 An update [...]
Renewable myths and nuclear heresies
HEADLINES: Blogging tips Jul 24, 2007 Renewable myths and nuclear heresies by David Bradley .TPtable a } img.header} img.bullet} img.footer} img.cover} .TPtable} .TPcell} .TPcellH} .TPbullet} .TPtitle} Free Computer Mags Renewable does not mean green. Want visitors to your site? Buy an ad here.
Rowling: ‘Everything was up for grabs’
July 27, 2007 by antz
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Story Highlights gave lots of thought to ‘s fate Rowling working on two projects — one for children, one for adults ‘ and the Deathly Hallows’ another record breaker Next Article in Editor’s Note: This story contains spoilers. more >> The Walt Disney Co. will eliminate smoking from all its films released under its label [...]
Science Weekly: 23.07.2007 Heavy Metal and Consciousness
Nuclear physicist Jim al-Khalili discusses atoms, matter, and the world’s heaviest elements. Plus, the philosopher Dan Dennet explains theories of consciousness. And we unravel the psychology of chat-up lines. On this week’s edition of Science Weekly, Alok Jha and James Randerson are joined by theoretical nuclear physicist, author, and broadcaster, Jim Al-Khalili. Jim was recently [...]
Kevin Padian: The Archie Bunker Professor of Paleobiology at Cal Berkeley
Kevin Padians review in NATURE of several recent books on the Dover trial says more about Padian and NATURE than it does about the books under review. Indeed, the review and its inclusion in NATURE are emblematic of the new low to which the scientific more >> Finding ways to archive everything on the earth [...]
Samaritan Licenses Exclusive Rights to Infectious Disease Compounds From Georgetown University
July 25, 2007 by antz
Filed under Health and Fitness
(PRIME NEWSWIRE) — Samaritan Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Want visitors to your site? Buy an ad here.
Going to Mars is hard
A lot of people (cough cough nutters cough cough) point to the terrible ratio of successful to unsuccessful Mars missions and claim that NASA (and evidently the European Space Agency, which they forget about) is covering up something. I dont think more >> Heres a fun interview with my friend and colleague Robert Marks. I [...]
