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For those interested in participating, I’ve received the following research announcement: Subject: National Interracial Marriage Study Researcher: Dr. Richard Lewis, Jr., Associate Professor, University of Texas at San Antonio, Department of Sociology, rlewis@utsa.edu, 210-458-4020...
Neptune’s satellites all travel in one direction with the strange exception of Triton’s retrograde orbit. Triton is believed to have been a small planet like Pluto until it was “captured” by Neptune, instead of...
Umbriel is the fourth largest satellite orbiting Uranus. Unlike the other moons orbiting Uranus, this moon is strangely dark. In fact, it reflects only about half the light of the other moons. Given the...
Someone arrived at this humble blog via the following Google search: cardinals suck. As it should be.
Dr. Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace & Liberty at the Independent Institute on Are We Fighting a Real War on Terror at All? The Bush administration recently made...
Glenn Kessler of The Washington Post on Powell Says New Data May Have Affected War Decision: Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said yesterday that he does not know whether he would have recommended...
Zoe Mitchell has now posted a page on her blog which allows readers to check out Zoe's Diary in one location (without having to burrow through DC IMC's archives). Once upon a time I...
From the comments section of this blog, I visited Matthew Maly's website. Interesting – check it out. And be sure to also visit this website, which points out crucial problems with the Defense Enterprise...
I just joined the American Political Science Association this weekend. I guess that now makes me a full-blown political geek.
On October 25, 1999, the Hubble Space Telescope took a fascinating photo of mass transference between two galaxies. The two galaxies, located in the constellation Taurus, are known as NGC 1409 and NGC 1410....