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The Power of Coincidence
Submitted by Eric Bidwell on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 14:17.
People around me have been both amused and aghast at the news that on 9-11 the New York State Lottery's evening number game popped up the numbers 9-1-1. Is this a paranormal happening? A wink from God? Is there a message here? Read more ...
T.E.D. - Ideas Worth Spreading
Submitted by Eric Bidwell on Fri, 07/06/2007 - 20:56.| I've watched a bunch of these videos of lectures recently and have about 30 that I'm intending to post in the video section. Some of them are great! They're each about 20 minutes so they fit into a busy schedule pretty easily. To start I'd recommend Jane Goodall's "What separates us from the apes?" and Richard Dawkins' "An atheist's call to arms". |
BarCamp San Diego
06/02/2007 - 00:00
06/03/2007 - 17:00
Etc/GMT-7
Click on the above image to read more about the upcoming BarCamp in San Diego or click here to look for one in your Area.
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Lucid Dreaming
Lucid Dreaming is dreaming while you know you are dreaming. It specifically refers to the awareness of the dream while it is taking place. This can lead to control over different aspects of the dream, and open the dreamer up to experiences that would be impossible to have in waking life. Although control is often an attribute of a lucid dream, lucidity only refers to the awareness of the dream.
Becoming aware in a dream often makes the dream more vivid and memorable. To the human brain, dreaming an action, and actually doing the action is experienced in the same way. The only difference is that your body is paralyzed in sleep so you don't physically act out your actions.
To learn more about lucid dreaming and how to experience it check out the links below:
Can We Survive on the Moon?
Submitted by Eric Bidwell on Wed, 05/02/2007 - 15:48. Overcoming the hazards of lunar life may depend on exploiting the paradoxical potential of the moon's gritty dust.
When Neil Armstrong took “one giant leap for mankind” onto the surface of the moon in 1969, his booted foot sank into a layer of fine gray dust, leaving an imprint that would become the subject of one of the most famous photographs in history. Scientists called the dust lunar regolith, from the Greek rhegos for “blanket” and lithos for “stone.” Back then scientists regarded the regolith as simply part of the landscape, little more than the backdrop for the planting of the American flag. No more. Lunar scientists have learned a lot about the moon since then. Click here to read more... |
Parkour
This is the beginnings of a parkour wiki. If you're registered you can log in and edit this page.
New Video Section
Submitted by Eric Bidwell on Sun, 04/01/2007 - 20:27. I put together some online videos that I find especially informative. You'll find them through the "Videos" link in the main menu on the left. If you have any recommendations for other videos or how I should organize them let me know. |
First atheist elected to a national office "out"'s himelf
Submitted by LeSabot on Wed, 03/14/2007 - 16:08. In a first in American politics we have an avowed atheist in a national office! Rep. Fortney "Pete" Stark (D-CA) came forward in response to a calling by the American Humanist Association. Stark has represented the bay area since 1973. He is on the health subcommittee of the House Ways and Means Committee. Read More |
New Feature is implemented!
Submitted by LeSabot on Tue, 03/06/2007 - 23:01. Story is on it's way to deprecation. Improved story is the new story creation method.
Image height and width are constrained to 150px. Body is spanned by a table to make things format correctly and the table is given the class "content_body" for future CSS improvement. All bugs and feature requests can be submitted to LeSabot. |
