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Monthly Archives: February 2006
On your mark, get set: FLIP
Be prepared, o denizens of the Internet! National Pancake Day is nearly upon us! Next Tuesday, February 28! And to help you get into the spirit, here are some oddball facts you ought to know about pancakes. Well, actually, that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture
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Cat in box
Comfy cardboard, bit of sun, what more do we need to be happy? Technorati Tags: Friday catblogging
Posted in Cats
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Is there such a thing as too flexible?
View this short video before you answer . . .
Posted in Health, Pop Culture
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Quick, get me re-write
Jurassic beaver discovered. Wouldn’t you love to see one of these babies chase a Jeep! Okay, it would have to be a very small Jeep to get that Spielberg effect. Here’s the facts: seventeen inches long; probably an egg-layer; semi-aquatic; … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
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It’s not who you know, but how little
The problem is, we may not know how little we know. So claims Yale University psychology professor Frank Keil in this article. Keil has conducted research on the disconnect between what people think they know compared to what they actually … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Pop Culture
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If birdshot discharges in a forest . . .
While Jay Rosen’s “rollback” analysis of Cheney’s delay in reporting his hunting accident earlier this month is appealing in the abstract, if we apply Occam’s Razor, this may be the likelier explanation. Or this could be yet another example of … Continue reading
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Placebo Power
There’s been a rash of studies lately that purport to poke holes in popular notions about using supplements to treat various health conditions. Here’s the latest: an AP report, headlined “Supplements do little for arthritis, study finds” by the Globe … Continue reading
Posted in Health
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And — Skunk Tracks!
The snow is wet, and my skunk ducked under the deck on his way across my property which muddied his feet a bit — perfect for leaving several sets of pretty clear tracks. Along with the size of the tracks … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
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Skunk!
I happened to look up from my desk a few minutes ago and saw a skunk heading across the street into my lawn! I grabbed my camera and dashed out the front door. It had snowed last night, so I … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
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