Crusader War College

Researchers believe they have solved the puzzle of three seemingly different fish species, one all males, one all females and one all juveniles. They're the same fish, and undergo remarkable changes as they mature.

"You can imagine it was a pretty exciting discovery," said G. David Johnson, an ichthyologist at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History. "The pieces kept falling into place."

"And it tells you how little we know about the deep sea," Johnson said in a telephone interview.

But supposedly we know a lot about the distant past.

An interesting proof of the Existence of "God" using Multiverse theory.

Al Fin.
Peak Oil Debunked.

Whew! Talk about fire in the belly!

I may disagree with a lot that's at Slate.com, but the menu system for selecting articles is ingenious! I think the only drawback is that the menu selector boxes on the left are too short: another 25% to 50% taller would be better.

Interesting...

John Ray at Dissecting Leftism doubts it, attributing the increase of verbal skills through a person's 40's as the side effect of knowing new words.

This ignores the reasoning power latent behind words.

Sean Corrigan's ballad on the origins of the recent economic crisis.

Mostly about technical simplicity

Maintained by Disney and Carnegie Mellon, and used at classes at Carnegie Mellon, Panda 3D is a 3D modelling library. Cool.

Ahe above link is to an Atlas Shrugged article detailing a computer tool to detect doctored photos. This may prove useful in the future.

Hattip a reader at Small Dead Animals (http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/archives/006808.html , because B2Evolution gags at the url for some reason.)

Link is to Stellarium, a freeware planetarium/sky viewer software. My thanks to Shipman posting the link in a Rantburg comment.