Inherit the Wind, a play about the Scopes monkey trial, Tuscaloosa, right after Darwin's birthday https://www.theatretusc.com/shows/inherit-the-wind-1/
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Monday, February 10, 2020
Monday, September 9, 2019
090919d
This Thursday evening at 7:30
The first lecture in the 2019-2020 ALLELE lecture series at the University of Alabama
This long-running series of lectures has covered a myriad of subjects that are informed by evolutionary theory, ranging from hard sciences like geology and biology, to other disciplines, including psychology, philosophy, speech, and religion.
David Sloan Wilson on completing the Darwinian revolution http://evolution.ua.edu/
Follow the series on twitter @UA_ALLELE
All of these lectures are free and open to the public.
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
042418b
survival of the fittest
Those who stick Darwin fish
on their vehicles
abhor vandalism
of those who post
a different fish
a few are vandals
strong selective pressure
for the Darwin fishers
to change their ways
perhaps by installing iconic bike racks
and the like
regardless
the process is an evolutionary one
if the Darwin fish vanish
who gets the last laugh?
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
121317c
my favorite music video about evolution, "Dance Like a Monkey," by the New York Dolls
(Pastafarians, keep a sharp eye out for three occurrences of your deity)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_XEiV-l97o
Sunday, February 12, 2017
021217
Happy Darwin Day, you products of 3,800,000,000 years of evolution! Go out and adapt!
On a more plaintive note, I need to get in touch with Kim Neidigh. I owe 2 contributor's copies of Dreams and Nightmares 105, but have lost the address.
Help?
On a more informative note, I have now mailed almost every contributor and subscriber copy of Dreams and Nightmares 105. The remainder will go out tomorrow, except for the one lacking an address. I am pretty sure that Star*line is the only genre poetry zine in print longer that also has published more issues. The Magazine of Speculative Poetry has been in print longer, but issues come out pretty infrequently these days.
You can get a digital copy for a dollar and a print copy for five dollars. PayPal to jopnquog@gmail.com or a check to me at 1300 Kicker Rd., Tuscaloosa, AL 35404. You can also get lifetime subscriptions, including all available back issues: $39 for digital only, $90 for print and digital. Or a six-issue print subscription for $25. So many options!
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Thursday, February 2, 2017
Kids Evolutionary Perspectives Society meeting this Thursday
Join us at the Alabama Museum of Natural History next Thursday, February 9 for a series of workshops about teaching evolution. The Kids Evolutionary Perspectives Society will host 4 workshops that are
free & open to the public as a pre-conference activity before the Southeastern Evolutionary Perspectives Society 2nd annual meetings on Feb. 10-11. Workshops will be held in the Museum Grand Gallery.
10-11AM - Anthropology is Elemental: A Sharable Model for Primary School Cross-Cultural Evolution Education
(UA Anthropology)
12:50-1:50 - Evolution! Learning Science Through Art
(Virginia Museum of Science)
1:55-2:55 - Declawing the Dinosaur in Your Classroom: Reducing Teacher Anxiety about Evolution
(Texas Tech College of Ed)
Friday, February 12, 2016
021216d
it
seems
insects
were the Lord's
favorites or else
those species just evolved that way
we killed our cousins
but we just
can't kill
the
bugs
seems
insects
were the Lord's
favorites or else
those species just evolved that way
we killed our cousins
but we just
can't kill
the
bugs
021216b
Just To Make it a Little More Interesting
The Creator made all species appear to be related
Using only one kind of genetic material
Making similarities be hierarchical
And included useless and even deleterious features
To make it look as if a process of unguided change
That just couldn't achieve perfection
Had been at work
Also made small creatures evolve so fast
The sentient race it'd made
Could see it happening
If it but used the brain created for it
And just to make it a little more interesting
It created Darwin and Wallace
In case the rest were too oblivious to get it
Which they were
The Creator made all species appear to be related
Using only one kind of genetic material
Making similarities be hierarchical
And included useless and even deleterious features
To make it look as if a process of unguided change
That just couldn't achieve perfection
Had been at work
Also made small creatures evolve so fast
The sentient race it'd made
Could see it happening
If it but used the brain created for it
And just to make it a little more interesting
It created Darwin and Wallace
In case the rest were too oblivious to get it
Which they were
021216
Darwin day
he saw what anyone should have
what Wallace did
and no one else
but the truth is out there
he saw what anyone should have
what Wallace did
and no one else
but the truth is out there
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Darwin Day in Alabama
Darwin Day celebration, tomorrow, Tuscaloosa
http://evolutionarystudies.as.ua.edu/darwin-day-colloquium/
Monday, February 10, 2014
Darwin Day Colloquium, Wednesday, Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama, student-run
http://evolutionarystudies.as.ua.edu/darwin-day-colloquium/
http://evolutionarystudies.as.ua.edu/darwin-day-colloquium/
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Darwin Day in Tuscaloosa February 12
Reposted:
"Dear Alabama friends of NCSE,
I thought that you might like to know about the Darwin Day event
taking place from noon to 5:00 p.m. on February 12, in the Alabama
Museum of Natural History on the campus of the University of Alabama
in Tuscaloosa.
There will be evolution talks, posters and presentations, movies,
activities, a cake competition, and trivia. There also will be a
keynote talk about "Evolution and Football" by Steven Platek,
Associate Professor of Psychology at Gwinnett College.
The event is free and open to the public. For further information, visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1518442745047967/
http://evolutionarystudies.as.ua.edu/darwin-day-colloquium/
--
Sincerely,
Glenn Branch"
"Dear Alabama friends of NCSE,
I thought that you might like to know about the Darwin Day event
taking place from noon to 5:00 p.m. on February 12, in the Alabama
Museum of Natural History on the campus of the University of Alabama
in Tuscaloosa.
There will be evolution talks, posters and presentations, movies,
activities, a cake competition, and trivia. There also will be a
keynote talk about "Evolution and Football" by Steven Platek,
Associate Professor of Psychology at Gwinnett College.
The event is free and open to the public. For further information, visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1518442745047967/
http://evolutionarystudies.as.ua.edu/darwin-day-colloquium/
--
Sincerely,
Glenn Branch"
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Darwin Day resolution reintroduced in Congress
http://americanhumanist.org/news/details/2014-01-rep-rush-holt-re-introduces-darwin-day-resolution-ing
Monday, September 16, 2013
Darwin Day roadshow
Darwin & his friends come to your school to help you celebrate his birthday!
http://roadshow.nescent.org/
http://roadshow.nescent.org/
Monday, October 19, 2009
not poetry or sf but life and death for our species
http://dreamnnightmare.livejournal.com/95609.html
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