Monthly Archives: February 2008

Comment of the Day

So how will bloggers treat ‘peer-reviewed’ creationist articles?
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Posted in Humor | 4 Comments

Should Personal Genetic Information Be Free?

Genetically-based discrimination by employers (except in very specific situations) should be prevented, but should genetic data–that is, identifiable genetic data–be publicly released?
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Posted in Civil Liberties, Genetics | 5 Comments

How to Publish Peer Reviewed Creationist ‘Research’

Slate has the goods on the style manual for Answers Research Journal.
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Posted in Creationism, The War on Science | 3 Comments

The Death Primary: McCain Wins

So which candidate is most likely to keel over before the end of her or his term? McCain: big time.
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Posted in Death, Mathematics, Voting | 11 Comments

Senator Dodd Is Grumpy About FISA…

and rightly so.
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Posted in Civil Liberties, Democrats | 2 Comments

The Democratic Wing of the Democratic Party Wins an Election

Really. Donna Edwards beats Corrupticrat Al Wynn.
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Posted in Democrats, Voting | 4 Comments

E. coli, Vegetarians, and Resistance, Oh My!

How antibiotic resistant your E. coli are has to do with where you’ve been, not what you eat.
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Posted in Agriculture, Antibiotics, E. coli, Microbiology | 8 Comments

A New Meaning of “Human Shields”

I’m referring to moose, of course.
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Posted in A Moose Is Loose, Humor | 7 Comments

How Congressional Democrats Betrayed the Anti-War Movement

…and rank and file Democrats too.
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Posted in Uncategorized | 7 Comments

Two Good Healthcare Related Items

ScienceBlogling Revere and Robert Kuttner.
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Posted in Healthcare | 1 Comment