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>2010-02-09T08:47:56Z</updated
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><title
>Comment on An unnatural blog</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/01/26/an_unnatural_blog"
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>2010-02-09T08:47:50Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-09:261695</id
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>2010-02-09T08:47:56Z</updated
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>Mano, this is one of the best blogs I've read in a long time! Keep up the good work and good luck with everything you do!</div
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><name
>snoop@stoned.com</name
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>snoop@stoned.com</email
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><title
>Comment on Media and Democracy: Hopes and Cautions</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/02/08/media_and_democracy_hopes_and_cautions"
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>2010-02-08T21:55:35Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-08:261599</id
><updated
>2010-02-08T22:16:16Z</updated
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>Hi Mano, You said: 'The fundamental problem that we now face is how create an informed and active general public that will seize control of political life and decision-making in this country away from this oligarchy.' One category of tools for this is to spread information to voters online. www.imagineelection.com is an excellent website that provides voters with information about the candidates who will be on their ballot, based on zip code, for all 50 US states. It is free for voters to use.</div
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><author
><name
>dulcy.sacan@gmail.com</name
><email
>dulcy.sacan@gmail.com</email
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><thr:in-reply-to ref="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/02/08/media_and_democracy_hopes_and_cautions" type="text/html"
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><entry
><title
>Comment on Generally Speaking</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/orgs/sages/2009/02/19/generally_speaking"
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>2010-02-08T13:42:15Z</published
><id
>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-08:261561</id
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>2010-02-08T16:03:33Z</updated
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>I happened to read writers with generalization syndrome, sometimes i saw some blog comments with readers that are really affected with what the writer is trying to generalized. There are writer that needs writing tips just like what you are doing here, this is really important for writer's improvement and awareness on the reader's side. Avoiding GS 2 should be applied to writing 
<a href="http://www.essaywriter.co.uk/">essays</a>, articles, or even personal blogs.</div
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><author
><name
>leonardtank@yahoo.com</name
><email
>leonardtank@yahoo.com</email
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><entry
><title
>Comment on First Entry, Wii, HTPC</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/joecaldwell/2007/02/22/first_entry_wii_htpc"
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>2010-02-08T08:14:50Z</published
><id
>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-08:261543</id
><updated
>2010-02-08T12:56:22Z</updated
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>Wii is much better then the X-BOX 360. Less problems and more fun!</div
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><name
>wii@hotmail.com</name
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>wii@hotmail.com</email
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><title
>Comment on Racing to "The Iraq" and Back</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/cereal/2010/02/05/racing_to_the_iraq_and_back"
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>2010-02-08T01:24:31Z</published
><id
>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-08:261499</id
><updated
>2010-02-08T01:24:33Z</updated
><category term="TV" label="TV"
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>I have been too. Just the past week or so.</div
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><name
>anonymous</name
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><entry
><title
>Comment on Scientific proof of god's non-existence</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2007/03/27/scientific_proof_of_gods_nonexistence"
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>2010-02-07T20:50:32Z</published
><id
>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-07:261493</id
><updated
>2010-02-07T22:41:51Z</updated
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>The belief in Creationism and Evolutionism go hand in hand for one cannot exist without the other. Coexistence must occur because elements of each one both overlap and share underlying themes. Therefore, we need to separate our prejudicial beliefs from our objective minds.</div
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><author
><name
>l_k_bod@yahoo.com</name
><email
>l_k_bod@yahoo.com</email
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><thr:in-reply-to ref="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2007/03/27/scientific_proof_of_gods_nonexistence" type="text/html"
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><entry
><title
>Comment on Progressive Insurance Internship</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/gaha/2010/02/04/progressive_insurance_internship"
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>2010-02-07T03:40:11Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-07:261436</id
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>2010-02-07T03:40:11Z</updated
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>Can i get a one small pic from your blog? 
<a href="http://www.nolivefeel.com/">Nicolas</a></div
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><author
><name
>botangoklow@gmail.com</name
><email
>botangoklow@gmail.com</email
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><thr:in-reply-to ref="http://blog.case.edu/gaha/2010/02/04/progressive_insurance_internship" type="text/html"
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><entry
><title
>Comment on Your car is greener than your pet. Oh really?</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/bob.lu/2009/10/28/your_car_is_greener_than_your_pet_oh_really"
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>2010-02-06T20:12:27Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-06:261432</id
><updated
>2010-02-09T15:50:54Z</updated
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>It seems to me that using the land to yield sugar and then converting to ethanol is much less efficient than using the land to grow an oil yielding crop which can be converted to Biodiesel. My reasoning is that the heat energy value of oils is greater than ethanol. My opinion is that ethanol is an inefficient way to use land for energy generation.</div
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><name
>cebur19@gmail.com</name
><email
>cebur19@gmail.com</email
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><title
>Comment on Racing to "The Iraq" and Back</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/cereal/2010/02/05/racing_to_the_iraq_and_back"
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>2010-02-06T15:54:22Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-06:261402</id
><updated
>2010-02-06T15:54:24Z</updated
><category term="TV" label="TV"
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>Erin, I read everyone of your messages, but for some reason I am getting two or three copies of the same message lately? Grandpa</div
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><name
>johnshrl@aol.com</name
><email
>johnshrl@aol.com</email
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><title
>Comment on Tattoos are a Shanda?</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/zachary.rubin/2007/09/18/tattoos_are_a_shanda"
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>2010-02-06T06:28:24Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-06:261377</id
><updated
>2010-02-06T06:28:26Z</updated
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>That is a nice tattoo i don't see an artist credit anywhere maybe you can tell us who did it?</div
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><name
>bobby@tattoosfx.com</name
><email
>bobby@tattoosfx.com</email
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><title
>Comment on The Noble Lie-3: The Noble Lie applied to religion</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/02/05/the_noble_lie3_the_noble_lie_applied_to_religion"
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>2010-02-05T18:54:06Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-05:261340</id
><updated
>2010-02-05T18:54:19Z</updated
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>I'm really surprised that this wasn't seen as subversive back then. Or was it? I really enjoy your blog, Mano. I read it "religiously!" :-)</div
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>sep66@case.edu</name
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>sep66@case.edu</email
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><title
>Comment on Avatar - second viewing, 2D vs 3D</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/joecaldwell/2010/01/31/avatar_second_viewing_2d_vs_3d"
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>2010-02-05T17:40:14Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-05:261335</id
><updated
>2010-02-05T17:40:14Z</updated
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>4pYiGf 
<a href="http://glnffgironej.com/">glnffgironej</a>, [url=http://boebxsseodwj.com/]boebxsseodwj[/url], [link=http://vdaryuxtqacq.com/]vdaryuxtqacq[/link], http://gltrpgewaogv.com/</div
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><name
>wfvlps@uwtnvv.com</name
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>wfvlps@uwtnvv.com</email
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><title
>Comment on The Noble Lie-3: The Noble Lie applied to religion</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/02/05/the_noble_lie3_the_noble_lie_applied_to_religion"
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>2010-02-05T15:03:14Z</published
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><updated
>2010-02-05T15:03:26Z</updated
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>I remember as a kid listening to that deep base voice "And I owe my soul to the company store." That store will, in short time, be Wal-Mart.</div
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><author
><name
>anonymous</name
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><thr:in-reply-to ref="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/02/05/the_noble_lie3_the_noble_lie_applied_to_religion" type="text/html"
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><title
>Comment on Tattoos are a Shanda?</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/zachary.rubin/2007/09/18/tattoos_are_a_shanda"
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>2010-02-05T04:27:11Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-05:261292</id
><updated
>2010-02-05T04:27:12Z</updated
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>Very nice work here!!</div
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><name
>jaass@gmail.com</name
><email
>jaass@gmail.com</email
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><entry
><title
>Comment on The ethical dilemma of faith healing - 2</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2005/08/25/the_ethical_dilemma_of_faith_healing_2"
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>2010-02-05T03:59:25Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-05:261291</id
><updated
>2010-02-07T22:47:58Z</updated
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>Thank you for a very interesting post. I truly believe that human body has the ability to cure itself from virtually any condition. The only factor that may cease the healing process is negative thinking. Unfortunately negative thinking is something very common after visiting your doctor. Your condition after all may be INCURABLE. And then what? Most of people just give up. Placebo gives hope. Placebo tells your body - hold on, I am working on you now so get ready for some healing. Placebo activates positive thinking and therefore makes the ground for natural healing. There are people out there who never go to a doctor and their life reaches 140 years. Are they just lucky? Or perhaps they mastered the energy flow within their body and know that with a little effort we can cure all the ailments?</div
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><name
>l_lena@poczta.onet.pl</name
><email
>l_lena@poczta.onet.pl</email
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><thr:in-reply-to ref="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2005/08/25/the_ethical_dilemma_of_faith_healing_2" type="text/html"
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><entry
><title
>Comment on 5 Hours of Sleep…Again?</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/admission/2010/02/03/5_hours_of_sleepaagain"
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>2010-02-05T03:27:53Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-05:261289</id
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>2010-02-05T03:27:54Z</updated
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>brilliant insights! I am older than a college kid and it's not often that I make it past midnight anymore. for now, use that youth for all it's worth!!</div
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>fogelsimon@yahoo.com</name
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>fogelsimon@yahoo.com</email
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><title
>Comment on The Noble Lie-2: The Noble Lie as a deliberate political strategy</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/02/04/the_noble_lie2_the_noble_lie_as_a_deliberate_political_strategy"
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>2010-02-04T19:19:06Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-04:261232</id
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>2010-02-04T19:19:18Z</updated
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>"If God does not exist, and if religion is an illusion that the majority of men cannot live without..." ha...amazing</div
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><author
><name
>grinkoff@gmail.com</name
><email
>grinkoff@gmail.com</email
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><entry
><title
>Comment on The Nigerian 419 scam goes meta</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2009/03/26/the_nigerian_419_scam_goes_meta"
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>2010-02-04T17:24:11Z</published
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>2010-02-04T18:07:53Z</updated
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>This is a great article and made me laugh. Thankfully I don't know anybody who has fallen for this (or probably anyone who would care to admit it!). Re the USA varient, surely ( I mean REALLY surely)....the opening words 'Dearest ONE' would ring the most deafening of bells?? Come on folks, who opens up an email with that line?</div
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>info@multinetting.com</name
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>info@multinetting.com</email
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><thr:in-reply-to ref="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2009/03/26/the_nigerian_419_scam_goes_meta" type="text/html"
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><entry
><title
>Comment on Religious beliefs as a house of cards</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/01/15/religious_beliefs_as_a_house_of_cards"
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>2010-02-04T16:30:54Z</published
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>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-04:261217</id
><updated
>2010-02-04T18:08:08Z</updated
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>You pose very interesting theories and statements. However, how do you explain the recent discovery of Bible scripts in Isreal that took back the first discovery of the Bible even few hundred years earlier? How do you explain such an order in this universe? From an atom? I do agree some religions doctorine their children and won't allow any questioning of beliefs, I will say that most Christian denominations allow and encourage posing the difficult questions and admit many times they have no logical answers but faith (believing in the unseen).</div
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><author
><name
>mhanania@comcast.net</name
><email
>mhanania@comcast.net</email
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><thr:in-reply-to ref="http://blog.case.edu/singham/2010/01/15/religious_beliefs_as_a_house_of_cards" type="text/html"
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><entry
><title
>Comment on Congrats to Sandra Bullock!</title
><link href="http://blog.case.edu/cereal/2010/02/02/congrats_to_sandra_bullock"
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>2010-02-04T15:06:05Z</published
><id
>tag:blog.case.edu,2010-02-04:261209</id
><updated
>2010-02-04T15:06:09Z</updated
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>I have to say that Sandra Bullock is one of my favorite actresses. However, that 'All About Steve' movie looks ridiculous. I have a feeling it will be lumped into the same catagory for me as 'Ms. Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous' and 'The Proposal.' (Yes, big sis, even I didn't care for this predictable mess! Even though you bought it for me for X-mas!! Thanks.) PS...I love how my must see list is more like the razzie list. I LOVE terrible movies.</div
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>anonymous</name
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