I’m leaving for Colorado today at noon, so I decided to be lazy and not research anything for Friday Science, that and I’ve been busy with all the packing and gathering of stuff. My Dad asked me way back in April if I wanted to go back with them to Colorado this summer and I
I know I shouldnât do it, but I â¦canâtâ¦stopâ¦myâ¦fingersâ¦fromâ¦typing. Entries like these attract the crazies and I inevitably have to shut down comments. But I canât help it. Bush vetoing HR 810 is big news in the science world, big news that sucks. HR 810 is the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act and would increase
Chris and I had to go to Wal-Mart yesterday to pick up the rest of his nieceâs birthday present and peanut butter (Peter Panâs new PB made with honeyâ¦and crack). Theyâve opened up a new super store about two miles from us, but weâd still rather drive across town to one of the other Wal-Martâs
Does any one remember that movie The Thing? Well, we may be this close to turning that movie into a true story. A group of geologists from the University of Calgary’s Arctic Institute of North America recently discovered alien-like life forms living in yellow snow (watch out where the huskies go). The mysterious yellow snow
My mom has wanted to redo her kitchen for a while now. She wants all new counter tops and a new set of cabinets on one of the walls. She also wants to move the fridge and maybe put in new flooring. She has big plans, but she also wants to redo the downstairs bathroom
We need more judges like this one. This week California judge Florence-Marie Cooper ordered the U.S. Navy to temporarily stop using sonar equipment because it might harm whales. The Navy was planning on using the sonar in Pacific war games off the cost of Hawaii. Many of you might remember that President Bush declared the
