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http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe...r.bear.attack/

My wife and I had a boy 4 weeks ago, I had always just assumed we would get him circumcised without pause. As it turned out, I did a bunch of reading and found myself on the fence about it. I rescheduled his appt. twice! While I wasn't that surprised the insurance didn't cover it, I was very...

Recon.

While pursuing my masters in biology, I had a Human Ecology professor who explained: There is no debate, what so ever, between creationism and evolution considering science does not rely on the supernatural for explanation. I always found this to be an interesting observation.

"America is a less Christian nation than it was 20 years ago, and Christianity is not losing out to other religions, but primarily to a rejection of religion altogether' "Survey finds an increase in number of people expressing no religious affiliation"...

> And cork soakers, or Colonel Angus!! LOL!

> Aww, how cute! LOL! I think we had that much before thanksgiving.

> I don't want this to turn into a debate of a different sort, or HJ the thread for that matter......but..... It's widely regarded as fact, in the scientific community anyway, that a fetus' CNS isn't nearly developed enough to experience 'pain' until around the 30th week of gestation...

> http://www.wesh.com/news/18276452/detail.html > "..........On Saturday, it was confirmed that a portion of the remains were flown to the FBI crime lab in Quantico, Va. ................." > Does this indicate they already have the COD?

> I figured, just wanted to throw a link out there.

> Or a Native American name, which it is. http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/2008/09/mother-accused.html

> It's not the article that’s bothersome, you see them every season, its the sentiment that this poor guy deserved to get pummeled because he was doing something 'evil'. Those are my words but that was the gist of the first few responses to the OP. You're correct about it not being a level...

> I guess some people consider that "more humane" than hunting. > That was my objection to some of the responses, I don't care that some people don't like hunting, although it's curious to me how someone can be so opinionated about something they have no understanding of. And then to find joy...

> Again, I ask you to show me where I called you stupid. You can't, because I didn't. I used the word stupid in reference to your post. I said you're uneducated and uninformed about hunting, hunting culture, hunting ethics and the financial and informational benefits generated by hunters. And...

> I didn't call anyone stupid, please show me where I "stooped" and called someone stupid. And think about it for a minute, what does that money fund? Each states Fish and Wildlife departments, which directly funds the preservation, conservation, and aquisition of open land, and wilderness...

> If you don't like hunting, don't hunt. But to revel in the fact that a man was seriously injured while enjoying an activity that is not only legal, but vital to our environmental conservation and rich in sportsmanship and tradition, is just pathetic. Do either of you have any idea the revenue...

> Please tell me you're kidding.

> In a totally unrelated note; Mattel anounced today they're releasing their latest line of dolls called WhorZ. Free shot of pennicillin included with purchase. LOL!

> Piracy off the Yemen and Somalia coasts have been escalating for the past 5 or so years. A Chinese freighter was hijacked a couple weeks ago and has been in the news a few times. These pirates are growing more and more brazen. Whats even more intersting to me is the new defense systems being...

> You're kidding!?!?