The days are starting to blur. Sleep is a distant memory. Here are some links, but be warned that next week promises little relief.
Introducing… The Acid Queen! (Who is very cautious):
Might I suggest the link to an art exhibit in Seattle, the Cryptomenagerie? Kind of cool.
http://www.vermillionseattle.com/
Patrick (Who’s always on time):
If ingredients were evolutionary traits, this is how your cocktail fits into the liquor tree of life: Evolution of the Drink
You can see a pretty good picture of the whole thing here.
Or buy the poster from Paleocave favorite ThinkGeek.com
Ben (Who likes things Paleontologists already knew about):
Dan Telfer – The Best Dinosaur
uhhh, i like dinosaurs but i don’t know enough about them to talk to this guy.
my favourite dinosaur is the triceratops because it was awesome. i don’t care about all the dongles you could replace his armor plate with. he’s all wabi-sabi, dig?
Jacob (Who’s just trying to help):
In case you’ve been hiding under a rock for the past few months, there was a massive oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico on Earth Day (of all days) which has resulted in a massive GEYSER of oil (not a spill), gushing gallons of oil every minute since.
It’s in everyone’s best interest to get educated, and if you’re in the Gulf area, get involved.
Here’s a really good link that not only does some myth-busting, but has a pretty substantial overview of the current state of the disaster: http://www.thedailygreen.com/environmental-news/latest/bp-gulf-oil-spill-myths-0622
And if you’re in the Gulf, here’s how to get involved: http://www.volunteerfloridadisaster.org/
and finally, Ryan (who thinks he’s ever so clever):
Awesome advertisements by a guy in 1977 who definitely was not time travelling from the future for personal profit: http://www.alexvaranese.com/work/alt1977
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