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Originally posted at ouhos.org, the now-discontinued blog of the OU History of Science Collections. Neither this post nor any of its content should be taken as an official communication of the University of Oklahoma. Camille Flammarion, L’Atmosphere: Météorologie Populaire (Paris, … Continue reading
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Exploring the Apostle’s Creed
Update 3/30/2014: In a post called Faith in the Dark, Ben has written a brief paragraph on each line of the creed, each as imaginative and insightful as they are concise. ——————- At the Faith and Theology blog, Ben Myers … Continue reading
Flat Earth Myth revisited – XKCD
This is brilliantly funny!Shape of the Earth
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Jobs
We saw the film Jobs this afternoon at the Warren Theater (imdb, trailer). Here’s the good, the bad and the ugly. The Good. Ashton Kutcher is great as Steve Jobs; I found him believable (except for the affected gait). I … Continue reading
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Favorite movies
I knew I was among family a week ago when I responded to a comment about how large the insects are growing this summer by saying something about tsetse flies carrying off babies, when those around the room erupted with … Continue reading
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The joy of Apple
Apple’s WWDC keynote was exciting (watch it here; cf. the takes of Jason Snell and Darby Lines. I’ve found their recent videos inspiring: I like this comment from MacDailyNews:
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Arwen’s vigil
Susanna now has her own YouTube channel! Her first movie is “Arwen’s vigil,” a Lord of the Rings fan video. Watch it and see if you agree with me that it offers a very moving account of Arwen’s story: The … Continue reading
Dueling Spocks
Now I want an Audi. —–
Tkach on Einstein
Speaking of Life
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Joseph Tkach, Trinitarian theology
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Comfy at home tonight
We’re gathered together watching the weather news, being “weather aware,” as we say in Oklahoma. Since the girls were young we’ve enjoyed Gary England and News9. The storm tracking radars in central Oklahoma have amazing precision, and the human storm … Continue reading