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Monthly Archives: April 2011
BEER REVIEW: GUBNA Imperial IPA
Per my previous post, I’m not gonna put beer reviews up on the blog for a while. If you’re curious why, click-through the link. If you just wanna read my thoughts concerning an old favorite beer, continue on. As in … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, beeradvocate, gubna, oskar blues, review, science, science... sort of
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Thoughts on the Reviewing of Beer
As all of you who listen to the show are no doubt aware: I enjoy beer. I enjoy it as a crafted thing in much the same way I would enjoy a pastry or a well-brewed cup of coffee. Without … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, beeradvocate, criticism, kbs, review, science, science... sort of
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Science… sort of Florida Meetup of 2011!
Hey Paleoposse, Jacob was feeling lonely and said we should do some sort of meetup down south so he can make friends and leave the house for something other than work. I said sure and offered to drive all way … Continue reading
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Brachiolope Spotted in the Wild!
Watch out! Wild Brachiolopes can often detect the scent of a pretty girl from up to 10 miles away! Related Media: Sanctuary (Millennium’s Children – BB Kids Books for Teens: Paranormal Science Fiction suitable for children) The Everything Kids’ … Continue reading
New Job, New Town, No Time
A wise man once said to me, There are only 3 kinds of friends: Moving friends, Airport friends, and Beer friends. And the latter is debatable. Truer words have ne’er been spoken. And though I’ve said it before, I consider … Continue reading
Reposting Rowe
Our guest on the show this week (Episode 80) was Dr. Christie Rowe who had a contentious interaction with Simon Winchester about a fear-mongering seismology article he’d written. She gave us permission to repost her letters and his responses for … Continue reading
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Tagged christie rowe, criticism, discourse, earthquakes, fault, japan, outreach, plate, rowe, san francisco, seismology, SF, simon winchester, tecontic, tectonic plates, triggering
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