Monthly Archives: July 2010

Dr. Ogilvey and the Creationists

Posted on July 28, 2010 by Tom Hopp

Challenged to a debate on creationism vs the scientific origins of life on Earth, Dr Ogilvey presented his concept of the 750-million-year God Day. While it has its appeal to moderate thinkers, the creationist followers of Professor Lazarus would have none of it. The definitive answer will be in when God finishes the remaining 749,994,000 years of his day of rest, according to Dr. O. Continue reading →

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Tyrannosaur Valley

Posted on July 18, 2010 by Tom Hopp

Chase Armstrong, National Director for Reintroduced Species and Special Advisor to the President, was called in to investigate reports of the consumption of several campers in the Sioux Charley Lake area of Montana by one of the Tyrannosaurs recently introduced into the region. Continue reading →

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Help wanted

Posted on July 9, 2010 by Tom Hopp

Seeking help researching WWII aviators of the South Pacific, especially Grumman Avenger crews stationed on Guadalcanal Continue reading →

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Dr. McKean’s New Genetic Code

Posted on July 1, 2010 by FinMorton

How Peyton McKean created a new genetic code for the CIA. Continue reading →

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