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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Eternal Tragedy: falling into a black hole
Hey everyone! The christmas season is upon us, and it’s a chance to spend some time with your friends and family. let me share my burden with you. Being a theoretical physicist is terribly depressing. not because of the pay. … Continue reading
Posted in bennnnn
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Italian Love Affair
Well, maybe it’s actually a Japanese love affair… The Paleopals are a pretty eco-friendly bunch when it comes to commuting – Ryan is a pretty committed bicycle commuter, Charlie commutes about 35 miles partially by bike and partially by train. … Continue reading
Posted in Patrick's Ponderables
Tagged commute, driving, green, parking, Scooter, vespa, vino 125, yamaha
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WTFudge is Net Neutrality?
Happy Monday, Paleoposse! First of all, let me apologize for missing a blog post last week. Work is hectic, but that’s no excuse! Secondly, let me apologize in advance for today’s post, for it is sure to bore some of … Continue reading
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We’re kicking it old school today. Thinking back before a link meant going somewhere on the interwebs (but was still pretty rad). Related Media: How The Universe Works [Blu-ray] Link
Posted in Friday Link Roundup
Tagged black hole, link, links, purring, squirrel, universe, wikipedia
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Diagraming Evolution, or How to read a Cladogram
Remember the Linnaean system of classification you probably learned in grade school or high school (heck, maybe even college)? It went something like this… Kingdom -> Phylum -> Class -> Order -> Family -> Genus-> Species Linnaeus started using this classification … Continue reading
Posted in Patrick's Ponderables
Tagged amphibia, biology, cladistics, cladogram, evolution, osteichtyes, science, science lessons, Tiktaalik, transitional fossil
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PODCASTS that i enjoy
Hey peeps. I listen to podcasts. A LOT OF PODCASTS. i am always wearing my headphones, and i am always listening to podcasts. Like all the time. Podcast stories. Podcast news. Podcast science. I love podcasts! So I decided that … Continue reading
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REVIEW (via iFanboy): Bone Sharps, Cowboys and Thunder Lizards
*Note* This is a cross post from my weekly column over at iFanboy. While I’m happy to have you read it here on the blog, I encourage you to go leave a comment at iFanboy. In the interest of full … Continue reading
Posted in Ryan's Ramblings
Tagged big time attic, comics, cope, dinosaurs, historical fiction, History, ifanboy, marsh, ottaviani, paleontology, review, science
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Brachiolope Stuph
It’s a sale! We’ve lowered the prices on all our swag! So, if you’ve been pining away for some Science… sort of gear but thought it was just out of your price range, go check it out again. The skinny … Continue reading