Weird Science John Hughes 1985

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The Suprachiasmatic Psong (Sung to the tune of " Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" Um diddle diddle diddle um diddle ay Um diddle diddle diddle um diddle ay The suprachiasmatic nucleus is what they call it! Even though the sound of it is something off the wall, it lets us know the difference 'tween the sunrise and nightfall, the suprachiasmatic nucleus is what they call it! Um diddle diddle diddle um diddle ay Um diddle diddle diddle um diddle ay Light input from...

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute offers free dvds which contain lectures on various topics, from AIDS, to evolution.  Two of them are of interest to you guys: Evolution: Fossils, Genes, and Mousetraps Evolution: Constant Change and Common Threads The first is a lecture by Kenneth Miller, and it is a basic introduction to evolution lecture.  He also criticizes Michael Behe's irreducibly complex arguments, and even shows a few clips from the Colbert Report.  He also argues for the compatability...

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute offers free dvds which contain lectures on various topics, from AIDS, to evolution. More info here: http://community.livejournal.com/richarddawkins/43079.html I just ordered 5 DVDs and a magazine

INTRODUCTION: Neal Stephenson needs no introduction. Possibly the most acclaimed US speculative fiction writer today, Mr. Stephenson has written masterpieces like Diamond Age, , and the extraordinary Baroque Trilogy about the beginning of the scientific and technological era that we are currently living in. In , Mr. Stephenson offers another triumphant combination of grand ideas and large-scale action, this time tackling deep questions about the nature of reality, God, consciousness which is...

Is that always, the sidekick/Geek/Comic relief always lucks out love-wise. Breakfast Club? Who is left as the only one not paired up with someone? Brian the "Nerd". Pretty In Pink? Who is patiently, and obviously in love with Andie, and has more personality than the stick in the mud rich-boy love interest? And is even there for her when said love interest ditches her towards the end? Duckie, the "weirdo". Sixteen Candles? Who's the one to (okay, proberbly a little over-zealously) hit on Samantha...