Asymmetric Asymmetric 38 years in the making, I present Asymmetric. I have sections for movie, book and television reviews; moderate political commentary; Catholicism and religion; Cuban music; tech reviews; military stuff; and some things I think are funny. Enjoy Articles
Review: Prince of Persia: Sands of Time- good, solid fun.
2010-06-01 03:06:00 I don’t have high hopes for movies based on video games (although Dungeon Siege is a guilty pleasure and Doom wasn't that bad) Prince of Persia easily leaped over my expectations. Doom [Blu-ray] In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale [Blu-ray] Prince Dastan is a low-born man adopted by the king after the king witnesses Dastan courageously protecting another child in the city. Dastan leads his special forces unit into Alamut, a sacred city (Prince of Persia is set in the pagan Middle East so nobody has to worry about fatwas) thought by Dastan's brother, Prince Tus, to be selling weapons to Persia’s enemies. Princess Tamina (sizzling-sexy Gemma Atherton) keeps a magical dagger that allows its wielder to travel back in time. She escapes with Dastan who was just accused of killing his father. Genna Atheron strutting her stuff in Prince of Persia On the way, Dastan and Tamina meet a gang of Ostrich racing tax dodgers, one of whom is a cool Sudanese knife throw... More About: Time , Review , Good
The futility of the DADT debate
2010-05-30 04:58:00 An a priori belief is one which is doesn't require empirical evidence. One accepts it as fact, a given. For Christians, a person becomes one at the moment of conception. Period. Since murder is wrong, abortion is a priori immoral. No circumstance, not even a desperate, poor, raped, teen mom can make abortion acceptable. For most liberals, no inconvenience, operational degradation, or morale problem can justify making people hide one's sexual orientation. Sexual behavior (unlike sex itself, which is a social construct) to them is at the core of one's identidy. The expression of one's sexuality is inviolate, like religious freedom or speech. (Interestingly, some speech is prohibited by the Army: You can't be a gang member or skin head.). Ask a liberal why the Army provides separate shower facilities and most will disparage such common sense concerns as silly. Prove to them that the Army will be worse in some way, and they won't care. (Elimination of sexual difference is... More About: Debate
24 finale
2010-05-26 09:38:00 It was a very classy ending, with the predator fade, and sets up the forthcoming film very nicely. The last few episodes were very good indeed, amongst the best 24 hours. I didn't particularly like when Jack Bauer spoke into the camera to decry dishonest statescraft. Venturing into political philosophy is out of character for the action-oriented Jack. The president's last (15) minute honesty rivals Jack's taking out of a helicopter with a handgun in one of the previous days for sheer unbelievability. This season did feature the best gunplay of the entire series. Jack coming out in full body armor, reminiscent of the North Hollywood Shootout, was thrilling, as was the battle with the Islamic terrorists in a warehouse complex earlier in the day. A fine way to end the series. 24: Seasons 1-7 Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Finale
Gay rights activists write pentagon policy
2010-05-25 01:32:00 WASHINGTON – A proposal to step up the repeal of the ban on gays and lesbians serving openly in the military has won the White House's backing after administration officials met with gay rights activists. When we want to know what's best for the US military, who should you turn to first? Gay rights activists, of course. Here. Maybe they can consult the SEIU on Iranian nukes. Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Rights , Write , Policy , Gay Rights , Pentagon
Texas conservatives win textbook battle
2010-05-22 03:08:00 Let's get something out of the way: This Texas history standards controversy isn't about accuracy. Neither side will actually say that George Washington went on a hatchet killing spree or that immodestly dressed women caused the panic of 1873. This is about perspectives and what to leave in and out of the American story. From the examples in this story, are we going to mention that there really were Soviet spies in the American government or are we just going to focus on the "Red Scare." Ignoring the fact that Communists really did want to rule the world gives a little credence to Americans' apprehension, doesn't it? If "Dark Continent," "Savage," and "backward" is culturally biased, why isn't "Enlightenment." Would it hurt to know that many of the founding fathers not only respected religion, but saw it as imperative for a successful society. That states continued to have official religions after the constitution. Is it OK for kids to learn that the money faerie doesn't p... More About: Conservatives
Lost kitten needs finds new home- maybe
2010-05-22 02:13:00 The Asymmetric household has hemorrhaged compassion since yesterday when my wife found a lame kitten (above). This isn't a rare occurrence at our house: we've taken in other kittens, birds (nursed it back to health and then left it outside in the hot sun by mistake- woops!), and a few other of God's creatures. The cat's very cute and OK except for its leg. My dumb cat liked it instantly, licking it and showing it other forms of cat love. My mean cat didn't, but we're acclimating it. The dog's indifferent: it's just another animal that can't impregnate it, which is Goldy's goal as I read her very unladylike behavior around other dogs. Anyways, I told my wife to take it to the vet to see if it can be cured. If not, we'd have to kill it. My kids weren't happy to hear that. My daughter told me that it was wrong to kill the sick and that it was our duty to help, obviously never having heard about "death panels." "We can't afford that, sweetie." Her outburst gave me an... More About: Lost , Home
Michael Medved interviews Robert K. Wilcox of the Truth about the Shroud of
2010-05-12 04:45:00 http://www.nelsonguirado.com/media/Medved Show–5-11-10–H2–Truth Ab outtheShroudofTurin.mp3Good interview. My position is neutral, but if it is a fake, the forger would not only have been a genius, but an unselfish one since he only made one and in such a way so that only people in the twentieth century could fully appreciate it. The Truth About the Shroud of Turin: Solving the Mystery by Robert K. Wilcox Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Interviews , Michael
Good entertainment is hard to come by: World Cup Waka Waka
2010-05-07 23:33:00 It's amazing how modern people have tons of leisure time compared with our forefathers, equally huge servings of education, money, health, and technology yet the best song collective humanity can come up with is Shakira's Waka Waka This Time for Africa. SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Good entertainment is hard to come by: World Cup Waka Waka', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/m usic/2010/05/07/good-entertainment-is-har d-to-come-by-world-cup-waka-waka'}, { button: true } ) ; Full story »Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Entertainment , Pop , Hard
Who's better: Kahla or Cara
2010-05-03 00:46:00 Kahla Amnell is on the left. Kahla Amnell is on the left (looking for me, probably). Cara is the one on the left rocking the leather Mord Sith leather. Legend of the Seeker: The Complete First Season The Sword of Truth, Boxed Set I, Books 1-3: Wizard's First Rule, Blood of the Fold ,Stone of Tears by Terry Goodkind SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Who's better: Kahla or Cara', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/c hoiceplease/2010/05/02/who-s-better-kahla -or-cara'}, { button: true } ) ; Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Television
What's better: harpsichord or piano
2010-05-03 00:31:00 Piano: SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'What's better: harpsichord or piano', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/c hoiceplease/2010/05/02/what-s-better-harp sichord-or-piano'}, { button: true } ) ; Full story »Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Music , Blogs , Piano
Iranian mullah reasoning check
2010-05-01 09:21:00 From here. "Many women who do not dress modestly ... lead young men astray, corrupt their chastity and spread adultery in society I'll agree with this statement. The lady below is doing her best, through her immodest dress, to damage my chastity. While still intact, I can't say my chastity didn't struggle against the assault. However, most of the time it's unintentional on the part of women and the Iranian solution, total body coverage, is worse than a little temptation. Here's the illogical part. The kind of faulty reasoning below is called a non-sequitur. , which (consequently) increases earthquakes," said the respected cleric, Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi. My chastity does not lead to a subterranean pipeline straddling a fault in the earth's crust. It's irrelevant to tectonic movement. It simply does not follow. SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Iranian mullah reasoning check', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.... More About: Mullah , Check
24 things about 24 Season 8
2010-03-23 07:13:00 7. Wow, didn't see that one coming. Starbuck is the mole. Good one. 8. I liked the low-income white people subplot. It was pretty good. 9. One of the all-time TV shootouts, when Bauer and Cole battle it out. 10. Omar Hassan, President of the Islamic Republic of Kamistan, has an outstanding pompadour. 11. Renee's a mess. Really nuts this season. 12. 24 has become culturally irrelevant. It's like the second season of Ellen after Ellen comes out. Remember the controversies over stereotypes and messages? Now, CTU can send Bauer on a mission to capture an escaped syphilis patient from the Tuskegee experiment and Al Sharpton wouldn't even turn on his bullhorn. Tony Almeida can marry President Palmer's zombie and threaten to explode a nuclear bomb on the Special Olympics and people would only think, "Gee, I hope they disarm it before the relay." 13. Technically, it's still fine (see point 9), but it's reached the point where just a bunch of stuff happens and bad stuff a... More About: Television , Season , Things
Is Lost the first television show to come with Cliff notes?
2010-03-17 16:22:00 Sometimes I marvel at how Lost has uncoiled from a Survivor-like adventure drama to a horror movie to an archetypal myth and sometimes I wonder if the writers are just making it up as they go along, complicating things to hide their own lack of cohesion. Did they really intend the smoke monster to turn into Locke? Why introduce the temple at this late date? Indeed, the piling-on of subplot after subplot is both interesting and tiresome. I don't even know how to end this post. I'm so confused. SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Is Lost the first television show to come with Cliff notes?', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/r eviews/2010/03/17/is-lost-the-first-telev ision-show-to-come-with-cliff-notes'}, { button: true } ) ; Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Television , Show , Notes
The Case for the Hurt Locker
2010-03-13 01:45:00 I've seen most of the movies nominated for an Oscar. Avatar is probably the favorite. It deserves to win some kind of technical award. Without it's fancy 3-D cameras, it's as trite as Pocahontas. Inglorious Bastards is another technically- from a film-making point of view- brilliant movie that lingers in one's consciousness as long as the last Red Vine hangs around one's stomach. Blind Side is fine and more affecting than the previous two, but it's too close to a movie of the week. The first half of Up is all-time great. Unfortunately, the second half is just very good. My choice would be Hurt Locker. My case: 1. Hurt Locker explores a theme not touched upon by standard war movies, which either focus on the absurdity of war, the righteousness of a particular cause, or individual character (bravery, etc.). War is only Hurt Locker's backdrop. The subject matter is a person's desire to engage in the popularly bad or undesirable. In this case, war. The main character, Will... More About: Case
Review: Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
2010-02-21 18:17:00 I'm a sucker for movies with historical allusions and ranging quests. Throw in some manly discovery, magic weapons, and attractive ladies and I'm yours to lose. The tween movie Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Theif doesn't squander these natural advantages. Percy Jackson is a dyslexic teenager who likes water and hates his loutish stepdad. It's not that he doesn't try: His dyslexia is on account of his brain being "hard-wired" for Greek. The lout shields him from godly intrigues. And, you'd expect Poseidon's son to like water, wouldn't you? Percy is set to the path of self-discovery when Zeus accuses Percy of stealing his lightning bolt (talk about profiling!) The gods send their mythological henchmen to get the bolt back, and a secret demigod underground springs to life to protect Percy. Chiron (Pierce Brosnan) fights off a fury during a field trip, allowing Satyr Grover Underwood (Brandon T. Jackson) to whisk him and his mom away to a demigod charter scho... More About: Review
Song of Bernadette on her feast day
2010-02-12 06:04:00 The Song of Bernadette is amongst the best Christian movies that deal with a supernatural event other than the central story of our Lord. It's based on the best-selling book by Franz Werfel of the same name and tells the story of Bernadette Soubirous, a French peasant girl to whom appeared Mary. It happens that the "song" of Bernadette is dramatic enough to not require embellishment. The film-makers accordingly opt for a strait account of the events, wrapped in their abundant cinematic skill, of course. The conflict in Song of Bernadette comes from members of Bernadette's own family, who discourage Bernadette for fear of mockery and local officials of the secular French government, who wish to complete the work of the French Revolution. The performances are superb. This is Vincent Price's best role, probably. Jennifer Jones perfectly portrays a simple, yet dignified and strong peasant girl. Jones evoked in me memories of similar people I've known (my sister-in-law, for exam...
Review TRITTON Sound Bite and Altec Lansing ORBIT Ultra Portable USB-Powere
2009-12-21 04:17:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/t echreviews/2009/12/20/review-tritton-soun d-bite-and-altec-lansing-orbit-ultra-port able-usb-powered-speakers';tweetmeme_serv ice = 'bit.ly';I bought my wife a Vostro 1320, which reproduces audio worse than my son's old crib mobile. Turned all the way up, Youtube is barely audible. DVDs? Forget it. If my wife wanted to maintain her routine of watching El Gordo y la Flaca while cooking for her devoted husband, she needed external speakers. The Logitech USB V-20s I have didn't seem the right solution considering that she uses her laptop all over the house and on different furniture- kitchen, sofa, bed, as well as the desk. Logitech V20 Notebook Speakers (Black) Husband to the rescue! (Technology is a plot by men to stay relevant to women) Criteria: The speakers had to be of one piece and USB or battery powered. Mini-plug (3.5mm), USB, and Bluetooth were all acceptable connections: The miniplug allows one to use the speak... More About: Portable , Review , Ultra , Sound , Altec Lansing
Who was better: Alice in Chains or Soundgarden
2009-12-20 10:26:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/c hoiceplease/2009/12/20/who-was-better-ali ce-in-chains-or-soundgarden';tweetmeme_se rvice = 'bit.ly';Choice please: Soundgarden: Soundgarden A-Sides Alice in Chains: AIC The Essential Alice in Chains SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Who was better: Alice in Chains or Soundgarden', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/c hoiceplease/2009/12/20/who-was-better-ali ce-in-chains-or-soundgarden'}, { button: true } ) ; Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Music , Alice In Chains
Building the Asymmetric empire
2009-12-20 08:59:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/t echreviews/2009/12/19/building-the-asymme tric-empire-1';tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly';Yikerz Many civilians aren't aware of the crucial role bloggers play in our national security. Living in near-total social isolation allows us to monitor current trends, anticipate threats, and develop counter-measures. I've taken this task seriously, but the V miniseries has really injected a sense of urgency into the project. Friends, followers, buddies, fans: It's time to build the Asymmetric underground network. . If something does go down on December 9, 2012 or there's an EMP/Red Dawn/V scenario, free people are going to want to get together; for comfort at first, then to survive, form some kind of makeshift governing authority, and strike back, if necessary. Totalitarian despots and brutal warlords would never expect their fatal enemy to organize on Facebook. We'd slipstream into whatever nightmare society awaits us, ready ... More About: Internet , Building , Blogging , Empire
Is there a war against Christmas?
2009-12-19 22:34:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/a symmetric/2009/12/19/is-there-a-war-again st-christmas';tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly'; Bill O'Reilly asked this question a couple of years back and answered it in the affirmative. This prompted a reaction amongst Christmas War denialists. Let's see: Who does it hurt to celebrate Christmas? I grew up in Pico Rivera which is an over 90% Mexican-American, Democratic community. My parents were Cuban and conservative. Whenever they'd have Mexican cultural events in school or at city hall, I'd grumble a little about how it was unfair that they didn't have Cuban things or why we had celebrate Mexican holidays in the United States. If I wasn't busy reading books on fighter pilots or watching Six Million Dollar Man, I'm sure I would have contacted whoever cared about this stuff at the time. So, I know how it feels to be left out of the festivities. Yet, I don't sympathize with those who wish to shut down Christmas cele... More About: Culture
Irish Bishop resigns: Finally
2009-12-18 18:05:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/r eligion/2009/12/18/irish-bishop-resigns-f inally';tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly';An intelligent person recognizes that any organization will have a percentage of bad members. A person who's studied the abuse crisis in the Church as I have, a little, will also realize that abuse occurs, tragically, anywhere authority intersects weakness, and especially where men encounter potential sexual victims (see links below). We all feel for the victims, and nobody is excusing misconduct, so lets get that out of the way. Now, what hurt the Church's reputation is the seeming lack of action on the part of the Church hierarchy- really, if you're a hierarchical institution, the people on top better be good. By not immediately dismissing bad priests and bishops, the Church gave the impression that it wasn't concerned about or that it even condoned what was going on. Christopher Hitchens jumps on the fact that Bernadin Law received an ... More About: Catholicism , Irish , Finally
Marxism at Lincoln High School in Los Angeles
2009-12-18 07:04:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/E ducation/2009/12/17/marxism-at-lincoln-hi gh-school-in-los-angeles';tweetmeme_servi ce = 'bit.ly';I think it's harmful to foster anti-American, anti-Capitalist anger in children. It's also logically nonsensical: Do everything you can to get good grades so that you can participate in the system, work in the field of your choice. Oh, and that system is evil and your bosses will exploit you, if you don't start your own business, in which case you'll be evil. I'm the coach of the Huntington Park Debate Team, and we had a tournament at Lincoln High School in Los Angeles , by Echo Park. The faculty and administrators at LAUSD schools lean left, as you might imagine (most of the parents aren't attuned to the nuances of American politics). Still, I was sort of shocked by the completely lefty atmosphere. I took some pics and added commentary under each one. The flyers also have PDF downloads. Please keep in mind that all but ... More About: High School
Pajamas Media: Shows you what I know
2009-12-17 07:09:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/t echreviews/2009/12/16/pajamas-media-shows -you-what-i-know';tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly';When Pajamas Media decided to shed its blog network model- of which I was a part- I wrote why I thought it hadn't achieved the success of a Daily Kos or Huffington Post and why I was skeptical of its prospects. Their hiring of Joe the Plumber as a foreign correspondent seemed to confirm the latter, in my eyes. After hearing Roger Simon on Prager and Medved today, I decided to check out the site. It looked good. The organization was more functional and its Pajamas X-press blogs were easily accessed and from quality writers. I still couldn't recognize the contributors from TV or radio, and I didn't feel compelled to click on the the TV clips. I checked Alexa (I know, dubious, but it's something). Wow! It's grown from mid tens of thousands in popularity to 8000-something, which means it's doubled or tripled its traffic. If you c... More About: Internet , Blogging
Milblogs silence
2009-12-16 22:44:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/M ilitary/2009/12/16/milblogs-silence';twee tmeme_service = 'bit.ly';I wish I had a blog while I was deployed to Iraq in 2005. It would have been a fun distraction from my duties (I also would have caught the front end of the blog craze instead of coming in slightly behind in October of 2006). The brass wasn't aware of blogging at the time, at least I wasn't aware of their state of awareness (of blogging). I didn't know about blogging either. Some of the younger soldiers were into Myspace (there was at least one fight because of Myspace postings). Youtube wasn't around. So, it wasn't an issue. Commanders are aware now. There are policies in place to make sure soldiers' online activities don't compromise operational security (OPSEC) or morale (people's egos). I haven't had any problems with Asymmetric except for the time an LT at a unit I was thinking of transferring to told me that some of the things on my site m... More About: Opinion
Pope on the proper relationship between man and nature
2009-12-16 18:25:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/r eligion/2009/12/16/pope-on-the-proper-rel ationship-between-man-and-nature';tweetme me_service = 'bit.ly';As Anne Applebaum notices and Diane Francis' anti-person screed proves, nature worship leads to a diminution of man's place in the world. It's logical, actually: 1. If desiring nature to be preserved as it is now or restore it to a pre-human state is the greatest good. 2. and, if people are just one creature amongst many, without any more natural worth than nature itself. 3. and, if man is using more than his share of resources or damaging the earth so that 1 is impossible. 4. then, man's power to destroy needs to diminish. We can do this two ways, by reducing the number of people or limiting each person's engagement with nature. Christianity teaches us that man is the ultimate physical creation (angels are spirit) and infinitely more valuable than animals by virtue of our being created in God's image, a... More About: Nature , Relationship , Catholicism , Pope
Industry reacts to Copenhagen opening video
2009-12-16 17:31:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/c omiendo/2009/12/16/industry-reacts-to-cop enhagen-opening-video';tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly'; Oil industries scrambled to respond to the opening video from the Copenhagen conference (above) after being inundated with letters from distressed children begging the corporations to stop making stuff. "We consider this a read threat," said Edison chairman, Peter Ludwig, as he looked down upon a throng of children, some covered in fake blood, others chained to power generators, while still others gathered their talking Barbies and PSPs and burned them in a huge pile. "I mean, when three-year-olds are going on hunger strikes, you can't just sit still." Mr. Ludwig has released a video of his own, questioning the practicality of alternative energies, that he hopes will produce a business-friendly counter-hysteria: SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Industry reacts to Copenhagen opening video', ... More About: Video , Opening
Best complete sentence of all time
2009-12-16 16:36:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/c omiendo/2009/12/15/best-complete-sentence -of-all-time';tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly';Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo. Got it from this fellow B2evolution user. Explanation here, as if you needed one. www.yourwebsite.com#chitikatest=mortgage. This will show you what the ad would look like to a user who is interested in "mortgages." --> SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Best complete sentence of all time', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/c omiendo/2009/12/15/best-complete-sentence -of-all-time'}, { button: true } ) ; Original post blogged on b2evolution. More About: Time
Homeless dog
2009-12-15 19:59:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/a symmetric/2009/12/15/homeless-dog';tweetm eme_service = 'bit.ly'; SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Homeless dog', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/a symmetric/2009/12/15/homeless-dog'}, { button: true } ) ; Powered by b2evolution. More About: American Politics
Iraq to execute Baghdad bombers
2009-12-15 08:20:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/a symmetric/2009/12/14/iraq-to-execute-bagh dad-bombers';tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly';Baghdad , December 14: Iraq i Interior Minister Jawad al-Bolani says that 13 people arrested over connection to deadly bombings in Baghdad last August are to face justice and be put to death. “We have completed 80 percent of the investigation over the bombings against the ministries of finance and foreign affairs,” Bolani told lawmakers during a grilling session in parliament on Sunday in the aftermath of the multiple coordinated bombings on December 8, which killed 127 people and injured over 450 others. “The court was convinced by the evidence the Ministry of the Interior brought, and the 13 terrorists implicated will be executed,” Bolani stated. More than 100 civilians lost their lives on August 19 when a wave of explosions ripped through Baghdad's civilian and diplomatic areas close to government buildings inclu...
Google's liberal bias
More articles from this author:2009-12-15 03:03:00 tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/t echreviews/2009/12/14/google-s-liberal-bi as';tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly';I love Google and use many of its products including the Android OS in my Motorola Droid, Reader, Docs, Analytics, Adsense, and Sites. Not that a slight tilt would make me leave Google, but I thought it'd be interesting to see how the company leans, politically. Their homepage cartoons are mostly innocuous middle-of-the-road fare, and some of the demands- a 9/11 pic, Christ on Christmas- go against its policy against religion and politics, I think. They did feature an image of that new monkey-like fossil, which some people take as anti-religious as evidenced by those Darwin car stickers (religion gives avowed atheists' lives meaning). Still, no big deal. I decided to see their feed recommendations for Reader. News: BBC News - World Edition Google News L.A. Times - California | Local News Breaking News LAist New York Times The Orange County ... More About: Internet , Blogging , Liberal , Bias 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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