Source	Fark Headline		Comments
		The usual religious protesters accost grand opening of Smithsonian exhibit on human evolution. Wait, scratch that; it was Greenpeace  (usatoday.com)	(94)

		After weeks of praising violent extremists and making veiled calls for armed revolution, Glen Beck has Sarah Palin on his show to tell their followers "Violence is not the answer", followed by a gigantic *wink*,  (news.yahoo.com)	(121)
		Why you damned dirty apes are wrong  (guardian.co.uk)	(88)

Rep. Steve King (R-etarded) compares the current Tea Party movement with the Velvet Revolution. He should probably Czech his history  (thedailyshow.com)

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		Glenn Beck exposes the sinister Marxist plot behind popular music like "This Land is Your Land" and "Revolution". I guess "Yes, We Have No Bananas" was too old to cover  (mediamatters.org)	(172)
		Students with conservative religious and political views are more inclined to think the Earth is less than 2000 years old and to know less about evolution  (sciencedaily.com)	(277)
		Sony unveils the latest "killer app" for the PS3, the Sony "Move" a revolutionary new controller that looks, and acts, precisely like the Wii remote  (abcnews.go.com)	(163)

Rock Band 3 "will innovate and revolutionize the music genre," just in time for Christmas  (kotaku.com)

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		Archaeologists ponder discovery of 18,000-year-old hobbit skeleton in Indonesia, speculate hobbits evolved separately from Homo sapiens and likely had tastier diet than po-ta-toes  (azcentral.com)	(28)
		Home-schooling parents are having a hard time finding science books that don't use the same explanation for everything  (news.yahoo.com)	(577)

(Some Science Guy)

Kentucky fundies fuse efforts to take on "controversial" scientific theories like evolution, climate change... and probably germ theory or atoms or asteroids or something  (scienceblogs.com)

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(Some anthropologist)

The new Whole Foods nutrition rating system ignores the entirety of human evolution in favor of political considerations. Unlike Twinkies, which are awesome and will eventually grow wild in couch-shaped bushes    (livnaked.com)

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For the past 20,000 years, human culture has been shaping our evolution. In another 20,000 years, expect future Americans to have an enormous tolerance for watery beer and bad reality shows  (nytimes.com)

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Why liberals and atheists tend to be more intelligent  (sciencedaily.com)

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Atheist scientist: "you should be as suspicious of Darwinism as of creationism"  (salon.com)

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The final nail in the coffin of evolution: the DNA of any two African bushmen are more dissimilar than an African and a European, and apparently Archbishop Desmond Tutu's great grandfather was a man-whore  (msnbc.msn.com)

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Someone of "Joe the Plumber stature" to rally the kids, the most popular games like "Dance Revolution", a rap/jam session, and conservative "comedy." Welcome to XTREME CONSERVATISM  (foxnews.com)

(89)

Getting geekier: The evolution of 'The Big Bang Theory'  (wired.com)

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(Senate.gov)

A running track of all the filibusters so far this Congress. Come for the Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights Act, stay for the Revolutionary War and War of 1812 Battlefield Protection Act  (senate.gov)

(67)

Canadian team thrusts forward observation, nailing homosexuals as exceptionally skilled at rearing children, plowing into Christian rhetoric  (examiner.com)

(52)

(Some History Guy)

Seven myths about the American Revolution you probably never thought to ask  (smithsonianmag.com)

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		Republican voters are "like a French Revolution in reverse in which the workers come pouring down the street screaming more power to the aristocracy."  (news.bbc.co.uk)	(307)
(The Pulse)		Hipster alt-weekly music reviewer makes startling discovery... heavy metal. Ric Romero facepalms, cranks up Pantera on his iPod (a revolutionary portable music device)  (chattanoogapulse.com)	(63)

		An educational visit to the Creation Museum: "This place doesn't just take on evolution - it squares off with geology, anthropology, paleontology, history, chemistry, astronomy, zoology, biology, and good taste"  (vanityfair.com)	(250)
		"This is all very different from evolution as described by Darwin"  (newscientist.com)	(721)

Canada's ambassador to Iran from 1977-1980, who saved US embassy personnel during the Iranian Revolution, was actually a spy for the CI eh    (theglobeandmail.com)

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		"Darwin's theory of evolution does not preclude the possibility of religious faith, except for atheists or fundamentalists." Or FARKers  (sfgate.com)	(401)
		Dance Dance Stormtrooper Revolution  (youtube.com)	(15)

Tiny-bodied animals called protozoans refute the theory of intelligent design favored by tiny-brained humans  (reason.com)

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Creationists making monkeys of themselves in yet another state. Comments go apeshiate in 3 MISSISSIPPI... 2 MISSISSIPPI... 1 MISSISSIPPI  (blogs.discovermagazine.com)

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Scientists may have figured out how human hands became nimble enough to make and manipulate tools, masturbate furiously  (news.bbc.co.uk)

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Man plans to save President Obama from armed revolution by Mormon extremists, if they just let him out of jail  (mercurynews.com)

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Richard Dawkins, creationists are wrong: everything evolves not because of selfish genes or intelligent designs, but because DNA is hardwired that way  (news.bbc.co.uk)

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You own a Mexican restaurant and need promotion. You: C) pay two stoners $100 to film a commercial with the theme "drunken revolutionary", encourage the use of robots, and then happily put it on the air  (examiner.com)

(58)

Scientists measure the speed of evolution, find it can do a lot in 6,000 years  (physorg.com)

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(Eurekalert.org)		Scientists show 'lifeless' prions capable of evolutionary change and adaptation, conquering worlds  (eurekalert.org)	(72)
		Why did evolution skip over Boskop man, with its 150 IQ? Was it because of its penchant for pedomorphosis?  (discovermagazine.com)	(100)

The evolution of a game engine, built by a 17 year old  (youtube.com)

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That Iranian revolution thing may be on again. This is not a repeat from 1979  (andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com)

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"Clearly the seas off southern Australia were a cradle for the evolution of a variety of tiny, weird whales that seem to have lived nowhere else" (w/pic of 25 million-year-old mud slurping dwarf whale)  (news.bbc.co.uk)

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(Some MTF)		Avatar ignores the evolutionary fact that by 2154, all humans will be trannies. Wait, what?  (stopavatarmovie.blogspot.com)	(153)
(Some Guy)		The Evolution Of Horror-Movie Poster Design, 1922-2009 (not a slideshow)  (hongkiat.com)	(87)

Chinese cop who "died in the line of duty" declared a revolutionary hero. Fark: For drinking himself to death during official dinner  (news.sky.com)

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(Some American Idiot)

Let's see, we've had Guitar Hero Aerosmith, Metallica, and Van Halen as well as The Beatles: Rock Band. So clearly, the next step in musical evolution is Green Day  (rttnews.com)

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(NYMag)

The artistic legacy of the last decade is not movies or music or literature. The first 10 years of this new millenium will be remember as a revolution for television, when the idiot box turned into high culture  (nymag.com)

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Evolution: it's all about the survival of the ... kindest?  (sciencedaily.com)

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(Web Shizzle)

The evolution of web design. Yahoo circa 1992 was not intelligent design  (sixrevisions.com)

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Creationist pressure group says that now it has been "proven" that climate researchers are all frauds it means that evolutionists are too. And that we need to have the scientists "Expelled." Obvious trumps Ironic  (sensuouscurmudgeon.wordpress.com)

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(Daily Yomiuri)		Ant scientists discover "lazy" workers are critical in providing stable labor power to maintain colony. In other words, slacking is evolutionarily beneficial  (yomiuri.co.jp)	(44)
		"When Glenn Beck and others talk about an antigovernment revolution, we should recall the 1898 Wilmington race riot."  (csmonitor.com)	(160)
		Muslims and Christians find common ground  (telegraph.co.uk)	(292)

Photoshop theme: Great moments in evolution  (google.com)

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