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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Priceless: 'Star Trek:TOS' Theme on a Theremin

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"It is not science that is arrogant: science can be defined as 'humility before the facts' - it is those who refuse to submit to testing and make unsubstantiated claims that are arrogant. Arrogant and unjust."

- Stephen Fry, concerning the libel suite against Simon Singh

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MCSE-Messaging. Grew up on a cotton farm near the West TX town of Petersburg, BS in Physics from Texas Tech, employeed by the University of Texas at Austin by ITS.
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