You know, I've been to (and likely commented at) this weblog before... [I think I may have initially come across it via one of your bloggers' article in an issue of The American Conservative...], but I don't recall realizing, until now, that your blog's title is perhaps actually indicative of a major concentration of this weblog's theme and subject matter. That's kind of surprising, considering that several major weblogs have seemingly-unusual names ("Little Green Footballs," "Protein Wisdom," "The Sppons Experience," - though those names can be explained, as being representative of something), but those titles don't topically reflect the blog's subject matter focus. I don't think I realized that this is one weblog where the title actually does do that - that your blog does focus on genetic and biological issues.

Wow... Thanks for posting this; it's the first I've seen of this cool video. 
 
I actually don't know the background of the "Armadillo" vs. "Amarillo" thing... Pardon my ignorance. (No need to explain here... will probably know soon - the greatness of the www!)

I think I remember seeing a website address at the end of an article in The American Conservative; it may have been this one. I was thinking about that when I looked at the weblog of another blogger whose article was in the second most recent issue of that magazine. From a past blog entry of his, I followed the link to Steve Sailer's blog, and I saw a mention of Mr. Khan's past article in The American Conservative. I came to this blog, and it looks rather interesting and impressive. I started my blog about a year ago, and it has been an good experience overall.

You site has a nice design and layout. I don't agree with many of the views expressed here, but you are covering important topics and issues. Some of the recent entries here appear intresting and though-provoking. I should look through them some time.