I hang out online sometimes with a bunch of like-minded fossil-enthusiasts (The Fossil Forum).
Tonight somebody posted this:
Just watched the new this evening and they were talking about a dig going on right now outside of Glen Rose, on the McFall ranch. The news showed the footprints of the therapod and the human prints together. It [...]

Taking the form of Nostradamus’ The Very Lost Prophecies, the 95th edition of the Skeptics’ Circle is now live over at the Skeptic’s Dictionary, hosted by Skeptimedia.
Go now – revel in the prescience of those long lost quatrains – find that hidden meaning you’ve sought – discover the course of the future – and please, [...]

3D animation of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. This is a render that I modeled and animated in two nights. Bathe in the glory of his Noodly Appendages.
Created with the opensource Blender and the GIMP, and Adobe After Effects.
For you CG animators out there, I am providing the .blend file here. Do whatever you wish with [...]

For those of you who have yet to partake in the skeptical arts, check out the latest edition of the 93rd Skeptic’s Circle Blog Carnival, by City of Skeptics, who hosted the latest edition using a clever ironic Tarot reading (with the final card shown here).
My own most recent post about the second coming of [...]

“Hail, Earthen brothers and sisters, children of the Universal creator. As promised to you millennia ago, I come to you again to bring you unto the Heavens.”
The man raised his hands outward toward the gathered masses, the red scars still visible upon his wrists. The throngs cheered in unison as a great wave of pent [...]

There is hope for skepticism, reason, and science in America yet! Today on NPR I heard an awesome story about a camp called “Camp Inquiry” (read the story here). It’s a summer camp for kids ages 7 to 16, in which instead of learning about the bible as in bible camps, they learn how to [...]