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Day June 24, 2008

Off For The Week

Alright Cynics, I’m headed off to the White Mountains for the rest of the week and I absolutely refuse to blog while I’m gone. No, you can’t make me change my mind. The good news is that the fine bloggers listed below should still be toiling away in their underground blogging caves while I’m gone so feel free to eat away at their bandwidth until I get back on Monday.

Atheist Media Blog
Bad Astronomy Blog
Bedazzled
Boing Boing
Clusterflock
Cosmic Variance
Curly Comedy
Dwindling in Unbelief
Friendly Atheist
GeekPress
Gerry Canavan
Grow a Brain
Information Junk
J-Walk Blog
Kottke
Late Reviews and Latest Obsessions
Miss Cellania
My2SecondShelfLife
Nothing to do with Arbroath
Pharyngula
Rantings of an Arab Chick
SF Signal
Shakesville
Slashfood

Troy McClure’s IMDb Resume

You may remember him from such films as The Erotic Adventures Of Hercules or The President’s Neck Is Missing!

George Carlin Performs for a Theater of Children (1980)

(via Classic TV Showbiz)

Top 10 New Species

From MSNBC:

Each year the International Institute for Species Exploration at Arizona State University announces a list of the Top 10 New Species for the preceding calendar year. The 2007 list includes some really strange creatures.

Phonographantasmascope

In March 2007 at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London we hosted an evening of animation related events which I took as an opportunity to make some more examples of my Phonographantasmascope, an extension of the Zoetrope principle.

It is all live action and works by using the shutter speed of the camera rather than the rather irritating stroboscope methods other 3D Zoetropes use.

(via Arbroath)

Frog vs. Venus Flytrap

(via Arbroath)

Project Make McCain Exciting: Gray Ambition

Daily Dose of Ingersoll

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Infidels are intellectual discoverers. They sail the unknown seas and find new isles and continents in the infinite realms of thought.

An Infidel is one who has found a new fact, who has an idea of his own, and who in the mental sky has seen another star.

He is an intellectual capitalist, and for that reason excites the envy and hatred of the theological pauper.

Robert Green Ingersoll – “The Great Infidels” (1881)


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