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Talk origins is a good resource, as is Wikipedia’s Intro to Evolution (follow the links) and the Berkeley evolution website.

Seems to me that your argument for the existence of “objective standards of right and wrong” rests on the notion that it is a bad thing, not that it is the correct thing. That’s pure fallacious reasoning from the outset. I’m going to have to insist that you do better than that.

Why were these two issues different from all the others? Notably, Obama never openly campaigned for either. He pretended that his views were “evolving” on marriage, a transparent exercise in bullshit that nonetheless helped stymie a full-frontal Republican assault. He dismissed legalization of marijuana with a condescending chuckle in his reelection campaign. (This year, in a classic Obama straddle, his DEA continued to insist that cannabis remain a Schedule I drug — more dangerous than many of the addictive opioids devastating America — but simultaneously opened up marijuana research.) It’s also true that these questions were dealt with by the states, rather than by the federal government. That crucial element of federalism allowed Republicans to acquiesce in something they would otherwise ferociously oppose at a national level.

What if I explained the annual salmon migration to you and you asked: “How do the quarks know where to migrate? How does migration interact with the strong nuclear force of the nucleus?”

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“That’s like saying “Well, Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion don’t tell us anything new about reality, so they must be useless and false.””.

Latin Grammy winning songstress Vanessa da Mata is one of the biggest stars in Brazilian music today. Here irresistible mix of reggae, funk and Brazilian pop have delighted fans around the world for over 15 years. After a highly successful US debut tour in 2017, Da Mata returns with the "Caixinha de Musica (Music Box) Tour" with stops in Miami Beach, Doral, Orlando, Atlanta, New York and Baton Rouge. Born in Mato Grosso, Brazil, in 1976, da Mata grew up listening to venerated artists like Antonio Carlos Jobim, Milton Nascimento, and Luiz Gonzaga, as well as the sounds of Rio she picked up on her radio. At 15, she relocated to Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, and began performing in clubs, soon moving to São Paulo to continue her career. She joined a reggae band, even singing with the famed Jamaican group Black Uhuru for a stint, while playing basketball and working as a model in her free time. Da Mata teamed up with Chico César, and wrote the song "A Força Que Nunca Seca," the title track for icon Maria Bethânia’s 1999 album, and soon she was also working on pieces for major stars like Daniela Mercury, Ana Carolina, and César himself. Now with some years of experience under her belt, da Mata decided to finally record her own solo material, releasing her self-titled debut in 2002. It was her next album, "Essa Boneca Tem Manual", however, that really pushed her into the limelight, aided by the strength of the single "Ai Ai Ai." Three years later the singer’s third album "Sim" won a Latin Grammy for "Best Album" and featured appearances from the acclaimed pianist João Donato and American rocker Ben Harper. The hit song "Boa Sorte" (Good Luck) with Harper reached the top of the charts in Brazil, South America and Europe. In 2018 Vanessa da Mata is touring to support the brand new release "Caixinha de Musica" (Music Box) on Sony Music, a live DVD and CD of her best songs with new arrangements and also some new material.

Founded in 1989, Grand Army Plaza is Greenmarket’s flagship Brooklyn market, and the second largest market in the program, behind Union Square. Located at the northwest entrance to beautiful Prospect Park? and just steps from the Brooklyn Public Library, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. This community destination brings together a mix of shoppers from the nearby neighborhoods of Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Crown Heights, and beyond. Runners, dog-walkers, families, singles and foodies all converge to buy from the huge array of farm fresh products, and to participate in the programming and cooking demonstrations that take place every Saturday all year long. Open year-round.

Psychiatry Grand Rounds ‘Elder Abuse: The Psychiatrist ‘S Role’ Elizabeth J Santos, M.d., – University at Buffalo April 06, 2018 – New York

Located in Empire Stores directly on Brooklyn Bridge Park near Jane’s Carousel, Brooklyn Historical Society DUMBO is an exciting new museum that highlights the amazing history and beauty of the Brooklyn waterfront. The museum is open Monday-Sunday from 11am-7pm and family programs are planned for Fall 2017.

Intrepid Museum admission includes access to Intrepid, submarine Growler and the film Story of Intrepid. And you can add on the Space Shuttle Pavilion, guided tours, audio tours, simulators and special exhibitions. General Admission $12-$24. Online tickets can be purchased up to 2:00pm the day of the event. Purchasing tickets in advance will allow you access to the Museum without waiting on the general admission ticket line. NO REFUNDS – NO EXCHANGES. Last ticket sold one hour prior to closing. Tickets purchased, whether in advance (on-line) or at the Museum (Welcome Center) are valid on the date of your arrival to the Museum (not the date of purchase).

And last, but by no means least, the Midianite genocide by the Israelite’s on the instruction of YahwehJesus, what justice was there for those poor bastards?