News Sites?

[Tom Head]

Anyone know of good daily news sites for science or religion? I've found a good one for the arts, but my.yahoo just ain't cutting it for science coverage, and I'm not sure Reuters or AP even has a religion wire.

Thanks for any leads!


Cheers,

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Tom Head
www.tomhead.net

[Bill Highsmith]

- - - - Science News - - - - -
;physics http://www.aip.org/physnews/update/

;medical, health news http://jama.ama-assn.org/ http://www.reutershealth.com/ http://www.medicalnewsservice.com/

;general science http://www.worldscientist.com/
http://www.aip.org/isns/
http://www.nsf.gov/home/scinews/start.htm
http://www.artigen.com/newswire/scitech.html
http://www.science.org.au/nova
http://www.newscientist.com/
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/science/
http://unisci.com/

;European science http://www.esf.org/

;Russian science http://www.informnauka.ru/eng/

- - - - Religious news - - - -

;terrific set of links http://www.zondervan.com/desk/newslink.asp

;world religions http://www.religionreview.com/

;secular sources http://www.religionnews.com/ http://news.crosswalk.com/religion

; African religion news http://allafrica.com/religion/

[me again]

Asked by Tom Head:
Anyone know of a good site for religion?

TheologyOnline is fun:

Click Here

[Tom Head]

*blink*

My word. Thank you, Bill! This is beyond perfect, and about five times more than I thought available.


Cheers,

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Tom Head
www.tomhead.net

[Tom Head]

Originally posted by me again:

TheologyOnline is fun:

Click Here

Indeed it is -- thanks!


Peace,

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Tom Head
www.tomhead.net

[Nicole-HUX]

Wow Bill. How do you even have time to post here, with all those great resources to keep up with???

"Evidence for chaos in the neocortex"? I draw your attention to the types of phone calls we get in the HUX office during a full moon, and the resulting flumox produced in the staff in trying to answer some of them. {g}

[Bill Highsmith]

Originally posted by Nicole-HUX:
Wow Bill. How do you even have time to post here, with all those great resources to keep up with???

Nicole, I don't have time to answer you. Actually, my list of links is like my library, which I call the "Hall of Enthusiasm." I'm set for life for reading material; I hope I read a tenth of it.

Originally posted by Tom Head:
*blink*

*nod*

[Nicole-HUX]

Since we're off-topic anyway, and in light of your recent response to Xoom about the DL ballet program {g}: have you read Remake by Connie Willis? It was originally published in 1994, back when it was science fiction. You can check out a synopsis on Amazon, if you're interested.

[Bill Highsmith]

Originally posted by Nicole-HUX:
Since we're off-topic anyway, and in light of your recent response to Xoom about the DL ballet program {g}: have you read Remake by Connie Willis? It was originally published in 1994, back when it was science fiction. You can check out a synopsis on Amazon, if you're interested.

I haven't read it, but did read the synopsis on Amazon. Like you said, this isn't SF any longer, although they have a way to go. I really enjoyed some of the music videos that brought together some duos, particularly the warm Father/Daughter combo of Nat and Natalie Cole.

[Kristin Evenson Hirst]

I thought Remake was delightful, as are all of Connie Willis's books and stories (at least those I've read so far).


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Kristin Evenson Hirst
DistanceLearn.About.com

[Nicole-HUX]

Cool! Another Connie Willis fan!!!

I just started reading Passage but am sadly out of date on most of her recent short fiction. (I don't get to read the magazines anymore.) I sent a copy of Doomsday Book to a friend of mine, she loved it, and sent it on to a friend of hers who claimed he would NEVER touch a piece of SF. He loved it too, of course. {g}

Connie is one of my all-time favorite writers, along with Kate Wilhelm, Algis Budrys, Alan Brennert, and quite a number of others in the field.

Oh, oh. Looks like my roots are showing. {eg}