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Inside Red Bull is: Meat Sugar, Caffeine, and Bile! That’s right “meat sugar” and “bile” as well as the expected active ingredient of soft drinks and coffee–caffeine. Bile sounds yummy! I still love this drink on road trips, however. Tasty.
Check out the full, fun article from Wired.com–What’s Inside: Red Bull
HT: Wired.com
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It seems that if you are a Christian who does great scholarship in the realm of science that you really are not a scientist at all. At least, this is what Dr. Marcus R. Ross has to deal with. He earned a degree from Harvard in paleontology yet is a young earth creationist.
…Dr. Dini said in an interview, adding, “Scientists
do not base their acceptance or rejection of theories on religion, and
someone who does should not be able to become a scientist.”
Read the full story in the NY Times: Believing Scripture but Playing by Science’s Rules
Question: Is it possible to study and become an expert on something you do not agree with?
And, does the Bible HAVE to fit by the rules of science to be true?
I knew this would someday happen. GenXers finally would get old enough to become scientists who would then declare that video games are indeed a good thing! All of you who have grown up on Atari consoles and NES boxes can now play with your kids for their homework. Well, it sounds fun anyway.
The Federation of American Scientists — which typically weighs in on matters of nuclear weaponry and government secrecy — declared Tuesday that video games can redefine education.
Read the below article and weigh in. You think gaming has a place in real education?
I LOVE this! Thanks Randy for sharing it…click the player above or use this link here: Reuben’s Tube.
It involves open flames and sound waves. What a combination. Folks, do not try this at home!
HT: Yewknee.com via Ethos
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Elgin Combs on Cut-and-Paste Creativity [Part 2]: Why we choose efficiency over creativity in the local church. — I think there are some things that deserve creative time, and some things that don't. Let me rephrase - I ... 
Eric on Cut-and-Paste Creativity [Part 2]: Why we choose efficiency over creativity in the local church. — "...it is a "suffering" not a "luxury" for some to devote their lives to being creative..." For some, but not all... ... Eric on Cut-and-Paste Creativity [Part 2]: Why we choose efficiency over creativity in the local church. — There's nothing new under the sun, so why recreate the wheel? Is it possible that some people realize the ... 
Grande on Cut-and-Paste Creativity [Part 2]: Why we choose efficiency over creativity in the local church. — this is great, I hope to hear more deeper thoughts flowing from this subjects... Grande on Cut-and-Paste Creativity: The Death of Art, Music and Connection in Church Worship — excellent 
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