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A refrain in this video is "Scientists like to name things..." It's a nice little study, at one level, in how perceptions and comparative observations interact with assumptions and reslut in naming...Jack Horner: Shape-shifting dinosaurs | Video on TED.com
- Top 10 Reasons Dinosaurs Make Bad Pets (z.about.com)
- Primeval Volume Three (comicmix.com)
The decision by French President Nicolas Sarkozy to push ahead with a financial
transactions tax (FTT) may be a political ploy ahead of elections, but it has the
approval of many non-governmental organisations, even as support lags
elsewhere.
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- The Economics Of Robin Hood (api.bing.com)
Reviewed by David Johnson Quote: "It is a risky proposition, building a TV series around the successful generation of dinosaur visual effects, but thanks to both the surprising adeptness of the animators and a tone that balances B-movie plotting with an atmosphere of playing it straight, the show succeeds."
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- "Primeval, Volume 3" -- A Slice of SciFi DVD/Blu-Ray Review (sliceofscifi.com)
*The first parliament elected in Egypt held its opening session today. The two most powerful Islamist parties are currently filling most of the seats. *UCSB’s Davidson Library is set to undergo a $67 million dollar renovation this month. *The music world mourns the loss of legendary Blues singer Etta James. All this and more… Producers: [...]
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Here is the direct MP3 download for the Evil Genius Chronicles podcast, circa January 17, 2012. This episode is one of a new format recorded in my car, but sounds better than I would have expected. I talk about having the longest running podcast (once this gets published); I talk about finishing ...
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From evilgeniuschronicles.org
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The following commentary comes from an independent investor or market observer as part of TheStreet's guest contributor program, which is separate from the company's news coverage.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Is President Obama running for the high school president? He had something for everyone. He skillfully argued for both sides of every issue. He took credit for strengthening the border, but also wanted to make it simpler for non-American...
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LONDON (AP) - The editor of Britains Sunday Times has confirmed that someone working for the newspaper impersonated Gordon Brown to obtain details about the former prime ministers finances.
John Witherow told Britains judge-led inquiry into media ethics on Tuesday that the paper used deceit to obtain information from Abbey National bank as part of a 2000 investigation into Browns purchase of an apartment.
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