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american scholar.Find out what other great minds like yours are thinking …- Q&A With Ralph LombregliaRalph Lombreglia answers questions about his short story "Unrippable" in the Autumn 2009 issue of The American Scholar.
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- Sadie and the Sands of TogethernessOctober 19th, 2009 About three weeks before we celebrated Sadie’s first birthday, we embarked upon another “first” of epic proportions: her first vacation to the beach. Saddling up the SUV with every possession that we owned along with some that I had no recollection of purchasing, we hit the road a’runnin’. Oh and photos will […]
- Sometimes You’ve Got to Bear-Crawl Before You Can WalkOctober 16th, 2009 In the first year, mobility is the key indicator of what stage of development your baby is in. Sure, cognitive responses, motor skills, and verbal responses are all very important, but no other factor changes the very culture of your home as mobility. The first couple of weeks are pieces of cake as far [...]
- A Day at the Park Isn’t Always “A Day at the Park”October 14th, 2009 My wife has a few obsessions in life. A house that is spotless before we leave for a trip so that upon our return, there will be no work to do (yeah right.) Food is either piping hot or “ice cold” . . . there is no in-between . . . there is no [...]
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- 10 Scariest BioweaponsAren't all bioweapons scary? Definitely. But these 10 are particularly troublesome once they're released from labs and unleashed on an unsuspecting public.
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- Today's Video - Science of the Impossible: Time TravelParanormal investigators claim that a U.S. Navy Destroyer was sent through time during World War II. Learn more about this phenomenon in "Science of the Impossible" on Discovery Channel.
- Fact or Fiction: Underarm Odor
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- Ants Save Mates Trapped in SandAnts attempt to rescue their nestmates from a strange trap.
- Interactive TV to Put You in the ShowInteractive TV could someday allow viewers to take part in the on-screen action, a Sony patent filing suggests.
- Aussie Birds Shrinking, Heading PolewardAs temperatures rise, Australian birds are moving toward the pole.
- Art Meets Science in Amazing ImagesCheck out some award-winning scientific images and the stories behind them.
- Science NationScience for the People: Surprising discoveries and fascinating researchers.
- Ants Save Mates Trapped in Sand
- new york times
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- Complications Grow for Muslims Serving NationIn the years since Sept. 11, the service of Muslim-Americans is more necessary and more complicated than ever.
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- For Opponents of Abortion, a Victory in Health Care VoteLobbying by Roman Catholic priests helped push a block on using federal subsidies for insurance covering elective abortions.
- News Analysis: The Medical Industry Grumbles, but It Stands to GainMany analysts say the House bill is not as bad for business as many in the health care industry might have feared when the overhaul effort began.
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- Fort Hood Gunman Gave Signals Before His Rampage
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- faith-theology
- Ask Hauerwas a questionOur friend Dan Morehead will soon be interviewing Stanley Hauerwas for a feature in Wunderkammer Magazine. So Dan has invited us to have some input into the interview. What question would you ask Hauerwas? What would you like him to discuss in the interview?
- I think my wife's a CalvinistToday I bring you three fantastic theologico-musical videos:I Think My Wife's a CalvinistCalvin Girl"It's All About Me" – new worship album
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