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Does Science Make Belief in God Obsolete?
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If you haven't heard of this debate, it is an open-ended conversation hosted by the Templeton Foundation. Many prominent religious persons, philosophers, and scientists have written essays to respond to the question. See the site here: http://www.templeton.org/belief/
This is a hot topic in our modern culture. Especially with the rise of the theory of Evolution and the proponents of "Intelligent Design". Time Magazine epitomized the debate in its issue where the headline was "God vs. Science".
Though I am by no means a scientist, a respected religious orator, or a philosopher, I am a critical thinker. Here's my attempt to throw in my two…
This is just stinkin hilarious. Don't call him Harry Potter, his name is H. Piddy. The best line?:Drinkin Polly-Juice potion when I'm in the hood carousin'
Doin' drive by magic on my Nimbus 2000I came by this originally at geekstir.
View this article to view the movie! Based on entirely true events. See the original video here by sidshowmonkey.
Ever wonder how to get that "Open with Notepad" context menu to work in Vista? Ever want to have that option available for ALL files? Check out howtogeek.com's article on how to set this up on your own machine using a small registry hack.
Now everyone knows who the coolest villian for Spiderman really is. I mean seriously. Come on. Admit it, you know its none other than our man Venom. Doc Ock is pretty cool, the Lizard is pretty dangerous, and the Sandman is...beachy...but when Venom just rules. Plain and simple. Thus, in homage to the coolest Spiderman villian (that didn't get justice in Spiderman 3), I present the best of the best of Venom art that I could find in my incessant wanderings on deviantart.com. Enjoy.1. Marvel Adventures Spider-ManBesides this piece being off the heezy, this piece does a great job of showing Venom how he should be shown...huge!! Love how he's casting a shadow over Spiderman and Spiderman's expression.…
I've never learned how to use Adobe Illustrator before. I've never done any vector work before - which stinks because the vector stuff is really trendy these days. Nice vectors that are free are few and far between online - especially vectors of people. Imagine my glee when I stumbled upon Vector People Illustrations. A veritable treasure-trove of voluptuous vector visages of such voracious value it's villaneous! If you thought that was bad, check this out.
Thought you knew everything about Google Maps? Thought it could would always tell you exactly where to go? Thought Google Maps was just a harmless tool to use on the internet??? Think again.
Anyone who was a child of the 80's can tell you who the Heroes in a Halfshell were. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles baby! On the surface its such a strange concept. I mean really. Mutant turtles? That can fight? That are ninjas? But sometimes the weirdest things can be the coolest things (though that is not a rule of thumb). What really made the turtles popular though was the Animated Series. Thus emblazoned for eternity into the fertile young American minds, TMNT would start raking in the money on all sorts of movies, cartoons, and ridiculous toys. Do you remember the toys? I sure do. I have a turtle that transformed from a regular-looking turtle into a full-fledged mutant dynamo. I also…
I ran into a great post on Ajaxian the other day, and came across a javascript Date library. The only thing was, this wasn't your regular run of the mill, calendar pop up, lots of scripting library. This was a ninja library. I library that picks up your form dates, breaks them and half, chops up the pieces and eats them for lunch. The demo is extremely awesome. Here's a quote from the site itself: "Datejs is an open-source JavaScript Date Library. Comprehensive, yet simple, stealthy and fast. Datejs has passed all trials and is ready to strike. Datejs doesn’t just parse strings, it slices them cleanly in two."Pretty similar to my own description I know. See the Ajaxian article…
OK. Sometimes the marketers get it right. This is just plain funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eN9KP6lOZs
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