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Trevor Blake: Banned Book Week 2012

American Library Association, Banned Book Week: Banned Books Week (BBW) is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of the First Amendment. Held during the last week of September, Banned Books Week highlights the benefits of free and open access to information while drawing attention to the harms of censorship by [...]

Trevor Blake: Islam in the News #17 (27 August 2010)

Jim Goad: Planet Islam For the past 1000 years, the Muslim world has given us almost nothing in the way of math or science. It has, however, given us a slave trade that predated the Atlantic slave trade by seven centuries and shackled nearly twice as many black Africans as the Europeans did – a [...]

Trevor Blake: Introduction to OVO 16 ANTICHRIST

OUTLAW CHRISTIANITY! DEATH TO ALL CHRISTIANS! The above does not reflect the intention of OVO, and in fact stands opposite to it. The above is provided to feed the presuppositions of those who will not actually read this issue of OVO. Any review of this issue that quotes the words above is likely to have [...]

Trevor Blake: Good on You! An Atheist Table at Portland Community College

Between April 11 and April 15 of 2004, I hosted an atheist table at Portland Community College in Portland, Oregon. This is an account of what I did, how I did it, and the response to what I did. Getting the table was not difficult: I submitted the same paperwork that the religious groups on [...]

Walter Alter: List of Recalibrations

1. Gauge function is the highest order of cognition in a total field. 2. The level of technological development in any given society is the primary measurement of its state of intellectual amplitude. The result of technological advancement is axiomatically the production of free time, that is, time available to an expanding array of choices [...]