references

this spring, i took ornithology at my college. our text was Sibley's Guide to Bird Life and Behavior. i found it interesting that there were eleven references to evolution on the first page: adaptations, evolved, adapted, evolution, adaptation, evolutionary, evolve, adaptations, adaptations...

My local newspaper, The Seattle Times, printed a ridiculously credulous article on the Q-Link pendant. I'm composing a letter to the editor, and I'm looking for some good resources to back up my "this is a scam" response. I did a search of the JREF site but didn't come up with much that way...

It do not know if it is a growing behavior or not but I have noticed that there is a tendency for some to simply post a link and ask for commentary and sometimes not even that much. Similarly, it sometimes occurs that a poster will provide a googol list of references in support of some...