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Saving the planet without doing any work
I just read this story from the BBC on this year's Earth Hour. For those who are unfamiliar with the event, it basically involves turning the lights off for one hour at night. Once a year. I, per… more →
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Well Hello, Ardi, It's So Nice To Have You Back Where You Belong
aroundthesphere wrote 1 month ago: Joel Achenbach: Ardi lived 4.4 million years ago in the woodlands of East Africa. She spent most of … more →
Hobbit's, Lumpers, and Open Access: Paleoanthropology Talking Points
saij wrote 2 months ago: Hobbit Fossil Science Saturday on BloggingHeads.tv had one of my favorite bloggers on it this week. … more →
Not all biological pseudoscience comes from creationists
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whyevolutionistrue wrote 3 months ago: by Greg Mayer In unrelated browses through the interwebs this morning, I came across two references … more →
great first day of world league
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volleyridge wrote 5 months ago: The first World League matched played in the USA for the 2009 World League went great. The USA defe … more →
Neanderthals and sex
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whyevolutionistrue wrote 8 months ago: by Greg Mayer A couple of news items from the past month deserve a quick comment or two. First, at t … more →
^.^ wrote 9 months ago: Originally published by LiveScience.com under “Health” by Jeanna Bryner, LiveScience Sta … more →
Here's a great blog
worddreams wrote 1 year ago: John Hawks, paleoanthropology. This guy is prolific, intelligent. http://johnhawks.net/weblog Enjoy … more →
More news from the Shire
argotnavis wrote 1 year ago: God, I bet physical anthropologists just hate when people use titles like “More news from the … more →
Saving the planet without doing any work
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argotnavis wrote 1 year ago: I just read this story from the BBC on this year's Earth Hour. For those who are unfamiliar wit … more →
Anthropologists are basically awesome
argotnavis wrote 1 year ago: I'm ashamed to admit it, but I had actually never read, or heard of, John Hawks' very ente … more →
