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Worldview Web Roundup
The Worldview Web Roundup is a periodic post of links to the news, commentary, and information I am reading right now. If you want to read more of the kinds of things found in this post check out Dennis L Hitzeman’s News Reading List. Do you have news or information you think needs to be rounded up? Email me at dlhweb1 at hitzeman dot com. Continue reading
20070209 Worldview Web Roundup
The Worldview Web Roundup is a collection of links to the news, commentary, and information I found interesting or useful over the past week or so. If you want to read more of what is found in this post, find links to my favorite news, commentary, and information sites at Dennis L Hitzeman’s News Reading List. Continue reading
Science and Technology Mega Brief
This Tuesday’s Science and Technology brief is super-stuffed, with seven articles and commentaries for your reading pleasure. The Science and Technology Brief is a biweekly glance at interesting science and technology news and profiles on science and technology that is or will affect us all. Continue reading
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Science and Technology Brief
You see, the US Government is currently burying massive quantities of radioactive waste in an abandon salt mine deep beneath the mountains and desert near Carlsbad, New Mexico. As part of this operation, the US Government plans to build a monument to what lies beneath in an effort to warn future generations, ‘Danger: Horrible Radioactive Death Below.’ Continue reading
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Worldview Web Roundup for 20100610
Via Jungle Trader, archeologists find a really old shoe. Lost Soviet moon rover found forty years later, and it wants to know what happened. Chinese farmer holds off imminent domain with homemade cannon. Good rules for commenting on any blog, but especially a Christian one. … Continue reading →