Links

• Renewed Hope for Adult Stem Cell Research - Christianity Today weblog
• The Lure of the Obvious in Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - how a great film trilogy captures the spectacle but misses much of the spirit of the original.
• Terry Schiavo: a matter of life and death.
• Eclipse turns Two (11/26/2003) - Eclipse, an open-source IDE software tools group, leads a consortium of 49 companies making "a strong case for Java development as an alternative to Microsoft's .NET development platform."
• Old purple frog danced with dinosaurs- "A bright purple frog shaped like a donut with a pointy snout has been discovered in the mountains of southern India." A new taxonomic family has been created for it.
• The buck mustn't stop with Gilligan - the BBC defended an inaccurate story alleging that the British government had knowingly inserted false claims into its intelligence dossier on Iraq.
• African-born Residents of the United States - an article by my sister, Jill Wilson, based on her MA thesis research. (It's currently featured on Migration Information Source's home page, under "Spotlight".)
• Roe v. McCorvey - What made "Roe" betray the pro-choice cause?
• Microcrystalline in 30 Seconds - How to make ice cream using liquid nitrogen.
• Dick Staub interview: Are Darwinists Immoral? - on the relationship between Darwinism and Epicureanism.
• Study says Open Source, Proprietary Code Quality Comparable - or open source code may be better, depending on the maturity of the product.
• My computer runs Folding@Home when it's not busy with other things. Here are my team's scores. (Join this team!)
• Who is Tom Bombadil? - an essay presenting an appealing theory that was new to me.
• I've been using Covenant Eyes for accountability when I surf the web.

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