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Here's a link to the info:

http://www.answersingenesis.org/prayer/Department.aspx?id=17

It also takes you to the main site for the museum. I was hit with a wee bit 
of anxiety when I saw the "opening in.." countdown. I don't find the web 
site very well put together.

I'm amazed at the amount of press this museum opening is getting. They've 
done a fine job of advertising and marketing. There are several other 
museums across the country but  none have received this much attention. The 
San Diego one is quite impressive but there are also smaller ones that are 
nothing more than a trailer.

We take field trips to these museums in an effort to expose adults and 
children to real, live pseudoscience. Of course, it often involves giving 
these people more money and that's an unfortunate aspect.

There's also a new ID board game. I picked it up to use at our summer camp. 
An actor .. Cameron someone-or-other from 'Growing Pains' is one of the men 
behind it and I expect that's helped in its promotion.

Amanda

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Amanda Chesworth
Educational Director, Children's Programming
Committee for Skeptical Inquiry
http://www.csicop.org
http://www.inquiringminds.org
http://www.campinquiry.org


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