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Daily Archives: November 21, 2008
A Man Experiences a Second Birth (But Don’t Try This at Home)
Watching the clip below, I couldn’t help but think of the bindings and loosings in Blake’s poetry, and one line especially (from his poem, “Infant Sorrow”): Into the dangerous world I lept. Anyway, it’s a bit nervy to watch, but also … Continue reading
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Tagged baptism, birth, born again, death, life, Nietzsche, philosophy, poetry, struggle, William Blake
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Life Gets Complicated—Really Fast
A single cell organism that, when it moves, makes track lines identical to those found fossilized in precambrian strata suggests that the multi-cellular “Cambrian Explosion” really was quite the explosion indeed. Discovery Channel News explains: Until about 550 million years ago, there … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Darwin, creationism, Darwin, death, evolution, extinction, fred hoyle, intelligent design, life, natural selection, niles eldridge, stephen gould
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Two Turkeys, One Cup
Sarah Palin “pardons” a Thanksgiving turkey, then steps forward for some press questions holding a cup of hot coffee. Prepare to be mildly grossed out: It might make for an amusing YouTube to video one’s reaction to watching “Two Turkeys, One … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy, death, existentialism, family, life, Michelle Obama, monty python, Politics, Republican, Sarah Palin, thanksgiving, two girls one cup
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Turkey with, eh, Gravy?: Sarah Palin Does a Thanksgiving Interview with Turkeys Being Slaughtered Directly Behind Her!
Caution: In males the clip below may stir castration anxiety. As governor of Alaska (2008), Sarah Palin had just “pardoned” one Thanksgiving turkey, then stepped forward to take a few press questions, apparently oblivious to the other turkeys being slaughtered over her shoulder:
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Tagged Air America, castration anxiety, Freud, funny, humor, liberal, Politics, progressive, rush limbaugh, Sarah Palin, Sean Hannity, thanksgiving
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