Well, you do have to love them atheistic lace doilies. I sometimes wonder if dudes like Mr. Prothero actually know any real-life women at all. We need to be kinder and gentler like we need a hole in the head. Full Article at Butterflies and Wheels

In other seasons she was paired with TV talkshow host Jerry Springer, billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team Mark Cuban and Las Vegas comedian Penn Jillette. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph

Hello and welcome to the season finale of Dancing With The Stars! Tonight the entire case will reunite and the winner of season nine will finally be crowned. The thirteen eliminated couples descend down the stairs and greet the three finalists. Full Article at TV Grapevine

In other seasons she was paired with TV talkshow host Jerry Springer, billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team Mark Cuban and Las Vegas comedian Penn Jillette. Full Article at Herald Sun

The show opened with the stars eliminated earlier in the season and their partners returning for one last performance. A brief recap of last night's dances followed with snippets of the judge's comments. Full Article at Associated Content

John 14:6 Jesus said to him, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. Full Article at BeliefNet

But..I have to believe him, I'm genetically inclined to that sort of stuff. Plus, the barker they hired looks all scholarly in that video! Can't we have genes for both science AND art? Full Article at ScienceBlogs

They're obsessing about marriage and they're obsessing about abortion. But not much talk about poverty. Not much talk about the poor. And if you took out all the mentions of poverty and the poor from the bible, very thin book." Full Article at Huffington Post

The Marx Brothers may have been driven by Groucho’s brilliant wit, but their secret weapon was ever-silent Harpo, who brought coy physical humor and the mystery of his muteness to the act. Full Article at New York Post

Penn & Teller are looking forward to playing the McCallum Theatre next Thursday, if for no other reason than to be on the road again. Well, Penn Jillette is looking forward to it. Teller isn't really talking. Full Article at The Desert Sun

Las Vegas' well-earned reputation for escapism comes in no small part from the nature of its entertainment. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"Americans voted for 'change' in the last election. They didn't vote for 'surrender. " A bookend to the video of Penn Jillette is this hard jolt of sense from Pat Condell. Full Article at American Digest

This, via Don Surber, is a fascinating video on a number of levels. Grab yourself a drink and sit back and enjoy. Full Article at Wizbang

This, via Don Surber, is a fascinating video on a number of levels. Grab yourself a drink and sit back and enjoy. Full Article at Brutally Honest

"I have long considered Penn Jillette a brilliant entertainer but lately he is revealing himself as not only a man with a highly curious mind but one that is wide open to differing ideas and perspectives." Full Article at American Digest

I recently posted a Penn Jillette video where the great showman explains how he and his partner Teller found inspiration in a most-unlikely source: a live performance by bizarre country singer David Allan Coe. Full Article at Reason

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BUFFALO -- Pianist and Buffalo native Mike Jones will give his first hometown performance in nearly a decade on Saturday as part of the 2009-2010 Hunt Real Estate and David Kennedy Art of Jazz Series at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, 1285 Elmwood Ave. Full Article at The Batavia Daily News

About 10 years ago, there was a short moment where the lawmakers of New York City mulled over the idea of legalizing the three-card monte game, calling it "a game of skill." But really--it's not. It's not even a gamble. You play, you'll lose. Full Article at Baltimore City Paper