This is more of a science blurb than an actual posting, but the topic is one I’ve ranted about before. I’m sure we’ve all heard the Republican Right bashing Michael J. Fox for his political ad that encourages people to vote for candidates that support stem cell research. In the ad Michael says that stem
Three or four years ago someone gave us a gift card to Pottery Barn. I didn’t know what to do with it, until I found a sales bin of curtains. I bought enough curtains to do the living room except Chris always found some excuse or another for not actually hanging them. So the curtains
Someday soon kids across the world will be asking Santa for their cloak of invisibility. The difference between then and now is that Santa may actually be able to deliver on this request. An American and British science team has made an invisibility cloak. OK, maybe itâs not as good as Harry Potterâs, but itâs
Last night, Chris and I dragged some new friends of ours over to a voter’s registration bash in downtown Oklahoma City. The event was put together by Andrew Rice who is running for Oklahoma state senate. His special guests for the party were none other than Wayne Coyne (lead singer of The Flaming Lips) and
So, I donât know what was up yesterday, but we had this sudden infestation of flies. I think they may have come through a crack in the screen door. Now youâd think that if that were the case, there would maybe be one or two flies in the house, but there were dozens of them.
Well sure, we all heard about the great Nobel Prize wins the U.S. received this year in medicine and physics. But Nobel Prize time also means itâs once again time for the Ig Nobel Prize. The Ig Nobels may seem a bit silly, but all the research is real and has been published (yes, in
Chris decided that we should get our Christmas presents for each other early this year. That way we’d have more money and time to focus on all the kids in our family. I got a new iPod. It’s pretty and I love it. The only problem I’ve come across is finding a yoga podcast in
