Professor Rex Nettleford?
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WEB RESULTS\nBrockport Stylus - Search Results  \n... winded and pompous political speech by a professor rex nettleford. the following is a rebuttal to his ... freedom comes responsibility and the proffessor is correct in noting that many ...stylus.proboards9.com/index.cgi?action=recent - 46k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nCommonwealth of The Bahamas Ministry of Education...Minister's Book Club  \n... THE ATTORNEY GENERAL & MINISTER OF EDUCATION. by Proffessor Rex Nettleford ... Professor Rex Nettleford, Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies (UWI), recently paid a ...www.bahamaseducation.com/Min_Speeches/speech1.asp - More from this site - Save - Block
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Your talking about the vidio professor.\n\n Here ya go!
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On ask.com the only one that came up was peter marshall.  Just look at all resources and that helps find the right one.
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subject matter expert.
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http://en.thinkexist.com/quotes/andrew_mcmahon/
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Lynette Gillette, author of "The Search for Seismosaurus: The World's Longest Dinosaur," will speak on the new technologies used in the seven-year search to uncover the huge sauropod in a talk on Monday, Oct. 14, at 1:30 p.m. at the Peabody Museum of Natural History, 170 Whitney Ave. The talk is free with museum admission. \n\nMs. Gillette is curator of the Ruth Hall Museum of Paleontology at Ghost Ranch in Abiquia, New Mexico. She will touch upon her research on Coelophysis, one of the smallest and earliest dinosaurs ever discovered, which has been her focus for the past 11 years. While she is at the Peabody Museum, Ms. Gillette will be studying the museum's collections from Ghost Ranch containing Coelophysis fossils. Following her talk, Ms. Gillette will sign copies of "The Search for Seismosaurus," available in the Peabody Museum shop. \n\nLaw School alumnus to speak on telecommunications regulation
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I don't know him, but you could try to find him on intelius.com.  (They do charge for this service, but it isn't too expensive.)
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A wacko theory of Fred Hoyles.\n\nHoyle, who is currently dead, was a very good astrophysics guy. He did a lot of work on stellar structure. He also had a theory about the origin of the universe called the Steady State theory which was a scientific rival of the Big Bang. Eventually a lot of evidence came in supporting the Big Bang, but Hoyle could never shake his belief in Steady State.\n\nThe same thing happened with evolution. He didn't think it was true - not for religious reasons - but he simply didn't believe the evidence. Towards the end of his life he was really losing it, and was very much along on science issues. He even thought the Archaeopteryx\n(http://images.google.com/images?q=archaeopteryx&hl=en&lr=&sa=N&tab=ii&oi=imagest)\nwas a fraud, based on absolutely no real evidence.\n\nHe thought that life originated in space, and that complex compounds in space would rain down on planets and seed them with life. There is a serious discussion as to whether or not that helped or caused the origin of life on Earth. Right now that is a minority opinion (I don't agree with it), but not a wacky one.\n\nHoyle though went further. He thought that the fossil record, which to others shows clear and solid evidence of evolution, really recorded changes that occured after "space storms" that lead to massive amounts of space chemicals falling down and mutating existing animals. He even though that human noses point down because that way we are less likely to inhale space born chemicals!\n\nHe got attention for this idea, which is nuts and based on a complete lack of understanding of genetics, among many other things, because of his excellent scientific work earlier in his career.\n\nHe was a nut, but in more ways it was sort of a tragic case. Parallelling Einstein in some respects (Einstein didn't have such wacked out ideas) but both were stuck at dead ends at the end of scientific careers that started out very well.\n\n\nOh, in terms of looking on the internet you need to be careful. Panspermia is one of those ideas which is very popular with scientific cranks. So make sure you have a real science source before taking it seriously.
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nice quote from our pal trent reznor. good news though. it already is considered mythology by intellectual circles. go to any of your good universities and you will find classes- Christian Mythology 101!
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It was definitely John Dilinger. I did a presentation on it for Biology!
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Arjit Agnihotri are you fool to ask such a stupid question? I am your classmate as you are in Xth-B(cupboard monitor) and I sit in your row.Find me if you can.\n\n\nITS A CHALLANGE, CHAP.!!!!!!!!
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Friday See link beolw.\n\nWK
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why on earth would you want to know this - this has me really intrigued......\n\nIt's Pete of course but everyone else beat me to it (apart from the person who thinks it's Boris!
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yes\n\nThe Doctor of the Atheist Revolution has Spoken!
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Professor F*ckface, who happens to be a cat from the future in Ann Arbor, Michigan, can give you the most accurate answer. I'm not joking either.
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Sensible colladers sometimes deliver quintessential yellow hazelnuts.  Improbably, lovely notebooks squash interconnected quark atmosphere lickers.  Trying to find me, instantly appear playing tank game please.
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I would probably trust him. Professors tend to be pretty harmless, even the more adventurous types. I would keep and eye on him and bash his head in if it is really necessary.