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How exactly does the world’s largest emerald form?
That Titanic diamond ain’t got nothing on this! Continue reading
Are Your Ear-Holes Ready For The Weekly Weinersmith?
For those of you with you head in the sand, you may not have heard but Kelly and Zach have officially begun their podcast The Weekly Weinersmith, a proud member of the Brachiolope Media Network! Continue reading
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Tagged brachiolope, podcast, science, science podcast, weinersmith
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Comic ‘The Big Lie’ Delivers Just That
When I first heard there was a comic coming out about the “truth” behind the World Trade Center attacks on September 11th, 2001, I was upset. I thought How could Image Comics publish such nonsense? Such disinformation? But the more … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, comics, conspiracy theories, science, skepticism, truther
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EVENT RECAP: Adventures with Food at the ASC
Juliana, our science-illustrating museum-loving friend, is back after another event! Here’s hoping her guest postings become a regular feature because this one sure left me hungry for more! (yuk yuk) – Ryan (the photographer) When I wrote about the Exploratorium’s … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure science center, bugs, chickens, chocolate, cocoa, coffee, food, nashville, science, supertaster
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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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Someone at io9 must be listening…
As mentioned in Episode 74 I mentioned that one of the sites I frequent for potential show topics and my own amusement is i09. I encourage listeners to scope it out as long as they still come back here for … Continue reading
PaleoBRACKET
It’s March. Seriously, guys. It really is. I know, you’re probably thinking you haven’t gotten enough done yet this year. And you’re right. But we all know you won’t get much more done until August (more likely September) so in … Continue reading
PaleoPOEM
Paleoposse member Chris sent in a wonderful poem which Ryan read on air in Episode 76 – Alien Ant Farm, but in the interests of preservation we figured it best if we posted it here as well. Enjoy, and thanks … Continue reading
REVIEW: The Science of Kissing
The Science of Kissing by Sheril Kirshenbaum 272 pages / $19.99 / Grand Central Publishing I have been kissing other people for literally years. I knew the basics behind the science; we have big sensitive lips that get engorged with … Continue reading