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Have you seen The Muppets version of Bohemian Rhapsody? You must. - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Have you seen The Muppets version of Bohemian Rhapsody? You must.
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The kids enjoyed it, but didn't quite get the personalities. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Best book review ... ever. - http://www.amazon.com/review...
I just can't comment on this review without weeping. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
wonders if scientists have some sort of sadistic tendencies... - http://www.npr.org/templat...
wonders if scientists have some sort of sadistic tendencies...
I mean, who really could come up with experiments like these? Quite fascinating. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Muppets take on Bohemian Rhapsody - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Muppets take on Bohemian Rhapsody
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This is great. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
People who don't like Origin of Species have never read Origin of Species. - http://www.npr.org/templat...
People who don't like Origin of Species have never read Origin of Species.
"What really impressed people with Darwin's work was not so much the idea itself, but the book," says Endersby. "It was the fact that there was so much detail, so much evidence." And now there is even more. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
finds the cloud of CO2 hovering around the Antarctic bases quite interesting. - http://climate.nasa.gov/news...
finds the cloud of CO2 hovering around the Antarctic bases quite interesting.
Seems like the C02 bands follow the jet streams quite well. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
wants to know if this book has been flagged. - http://www.npr.org/templat...
And my wife wonders why I have so many books in the bathroom. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
is showing the kids the Ultimate Rube Goldberg Machine ... The Universe. - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
is showing the kids the Ultimate Rube Goldberg Machine ... The Universe.
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Nice idea. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
A Different Approach to the Holidays from GeekDad - http://www.wired.com/geekdad...
A Different Approach to the Holidays from GeekDad
But just how do we expect to keep the economy going if we don't overspend this Xmas? - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Here's an interesting toy that my kids might be getting next month... - http://www.charliesplayhouse.com/giant-e...
Here's an interesting toy that my kids might be getting next month...
Seems like a great idea to help show the scale of time. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
snickered at Liô:
A cute and imaginative comic. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
"“The freedom to disagree. That's what I think pretty much being an American represents.”" - http://www.arktimes.com/Article...
America the first nation to be founded on "ideas", and the freedom to disagree is certainly one of those. The article also demonstrates the prejudice against intelligence. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Internet plumbers need you to unclog your intertubes. - http://www.geekculture.com/joyofte...
Internet plumbers need you to unclog your intertubes.
Do as I say, not as I just did. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Symphony of Science - 'We Are All Connected' - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Symphony of Science - 'We Are All Connected'
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I have seen all of the clips used to make this video, but not mashed together like that. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
can't wait to get the 2012 spam. I'll be ready with this link: - http://www.nasa.gov/topics...
can't wait to get the 2012 spam. I'll be ready with this link:
Is any one really concerned about 2012? Or do we just get a little giddy forwarding eschatological emails? - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
When you take apart a LEGO house, where does the house go? XKCD Comic: - http://xkcd.com/659/
This is fantastic. I'm so using this philosophical tangent over dinner tonight. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Will E.T. Look Like Us? Hell, no. Life probably carbon-based. End of the similarity, IMO. - http://www.scientificamerican.com/article...
Carbon-based, as opposed to silicon base. But some DNA/RNA-like replicating machinery kicks in, anything is possible. And intelligence? Completely superfluous and un-necessary, and so I think it is rare. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
has often wondered the language-culture-emotional-makeup connection along with Olivia Judson: - http://judson.blogs.nytimes.com/2009...
Does the amount of words using "frowny vowels" make people who speak that language more frowny in general, or does a language have enough variation to cancel out the effect. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
I laughed, I cried ... I mostly snickered along with God twittering creation - http://melindataub.com/god-twi...
Fav part was about the firmament. Just saying. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Catch the theory that mass extinctions may be caused by algae? - http://www.sciencedaily.com/release...
The idea is that 65 mya, active volcanoes may have heated the planet a little bit, which helped create algae blooms, and the toxic algae may have played havoc with the food chain. This sick planet was then hit by a big rock... - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
ThinkGeek had a run on Swine Flu ... go figure. - http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoy...
Personally, I really like that brain cell. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Amy Wallace is one of my heroes. I hope her rational and scientific "conversation" helps ease the apprehension of some parents. - http://www.npr.org/blogs...
A year before my kid's first pediatrician died, he mentioned that the reason why parent's are concerned about vaccines may be due to not witnessing the horrible deaths the vaccines have almost wiped out. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Are these Reason ads promoting a "religion" or a "philosophy" ... or is this just a public service announcement? - http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009...
Why this matters is we need to know where statements like this can be placed given our separation of church and state. For on one hand, atheism is the opposite of religion, and therefore, there may not be a need to segregate it in the same way. Although I would tend to think that most Americans would place "atheism" as a religion, whereas most adherents wouldn't. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
When homeapathy meets astrology ... Oh gawwwwwd ... it hurts. - http://www.interhomeopathy.org/index...
When people who don't understand science attempt to pretend, you end up with lots of giggling and itchy breasts. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
He's a delegater... and suddenly the world makes more sense. - http://www.geekculture.com/joyofte...
Then again, it really doesn't. That's the beauty of the Absurd. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Having a pumpkin bagel while looking at Mars' "tats". - http://www.nasa.gov/multime...
Dust devils? Sure. Are they red or black? Red they are... - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Since when did Al Franken become the most informed guy in the Senate? - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Since when did Al Franken become the most informed guy in the Senate?
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I wish more members of Congress could show such tenacity AND intelligence. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
wishes Martin Gardner a happy birthday. A great influence on me as a kid. - http://www.cambridgeblog.org/2008...
I love this quote from this interview: "I got hooked on philosophy, mainly to find out what I believed." - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
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