Why the EF/Paleo Diet
In “Heart Surgeon Admits Huge Mistake!,” published 02/03/2009 on Total Health Breakthroughs, Dwight Lundell, MD, says (and this is consistent with the good, cutting-edge work …
Some Evidence Regarding (Il)Literacy
In “14 Percent of U.S. Adults Can’t Read,” Mr. Robert Roy Britt writes on LiveScience.com: About 14 percent of U.S. adults won’t be reading this …
A Slow EF/Paleo Lunch
I skipped breakfast and had an early lunch: shrimp (on sale! cooked by HEB, so I didn’t have to!); green grapes; a small avocado; organic …
On Independent Thought
In “A Measure of Privacy,” Diana Senechal writes at the Core Knowledge Blog: Can schools teach privacy or even honor it? For the most part, …
Introduction to The Origin of Species
Induction demands rigorous thought and painstaking research. It demands integration of numerous and diverse facts, and it demands years of consideration of facts and ideas. …
Puddles and Shadows
Video The First and The Second. (In the second, the shadow waves. See it?) You need Quick Time Player to see the videos. You can …
An EF Dinner
A pound or more of sauteed pork tenderloin (it was a deal at $1.99 a pound!!). Sauteed spinach with minced sauteed red onion and garlic, …
Darwin Birthday Well-Wishers
The SSE says “The Society for the Study of Evolution celebrates the 200th Birthday of Charles Darwin on 12 February 2009 and The 150th Anniversary …
More Lincoln
In Lincoln at 200, part 2, on Power Line, a writer by the name of Scott says that Lincoln gave a speech to the Illinois …
A Charles Darwin Bio
The Biology Department of Coe College has a biographical sketch of Mr. Darwin. An excerpt: Darwin was born in Shrewsbury, England, on February 12, 1809, …