An oldie but a goodie: “Nasal bioluminescence in reindeer, Rangifer tarandus rubens,” by Martin Kemp.
There has been unwarranted confusion about the first record…
theater, natural history and conservation, the utterly mundane, and Etruscan 8-tracks
An oldie but a goodie: “Nasal bioluminescence in reindeer, Rangifer tarandus rubens,” by Martin Kemp.
There has been unwarranted confusion about the first record…
Just how many days would it take to fill USS Enterprise with tribbles? Hodnett et al. have the answer.
We estimated the volume of a tribble to be 3.23⨉10-3 m3. We did this by measuring a replica tribble, and assuming that a tribble is roughly cylindrical.
(via Jennifer Ouellette.)
The Free Universal Construction Kit is a set of plans for 3-d printable thingummies that allow you to connect your Tinkertoy spools to your Lincoln Logs, or your Lego bricks to your K’Nex.
Long-overlooked research explains the nature of Rudolph’s glow, and its fitness for his habitat.
The records for 25 December 1949 indicate a worldwide fog of unprecedented extent. Claus’ adoption of Rudolph and cultivation of a pure-breeding strain facilitated his navigational tasks during the smogs that beset developed countries in the 1950s and 1960s.
An oldie but a goodie, saved from linkrot: Thomas the NJ Transit train.
Featuring (now) full-time colleagues Alex and Maanvi.
And check out the cameo by Stacey at 1:39.
Looks like I won’t have to travel as far as L.A.
#isTooAKitty
An oldie but a goodie:
Ooh, when I’m in LA to see the show, I’ll have to stay here.
Oh, I think I need to make it out to Los Angeles some time early next year.
Tommy, you had me from the awful magenta-on-blue script neon logo. Ben Yakas is a lucky man.
Brooklyn has Columbused the only game at Dave & Buster’s that I like to play.