No, not a shot of me.
The "blue dot" story of Sagan, NASA and Voyager, by the BBC.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
WTHeck, Government?
Before the shutdown, everybody said they "didn't know" if the government was going to shut down.
But look:
They had all these nice, neat professional signs designed and printed? That doesn't take 5 minutes. They wanted this and planned this!
When did this become acceptable? I'm annoyed.
But look:
Photo from BBC News |
When did this become acceptable? I'm annoyed.
Friday, September 13, 2013
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
I, Robot
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Hiatus: Some Geological Truths May Never Be Known...
Monday, September 2, 2013
Sunday, September 1, 2013
When People Ask...
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Glaciers in Illinois and New York
If you live anywhere near the Great Lakes, then the evidence of glaciation can be seen all around you. You just need to know how to look!
Here a river has cut through a glacial feature known as a moraine. It's in a forest preserve in Palos Hills, IL, which is is just outside of Chicago. That's me. Picture by my friend Tom. |
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Cool Karsts
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Grown-up Moves
I should have been tipped off when every person I talked to said "You're moving? Wow. That sucks."
Some friends say that they'll go to hell and back for you. But how many friends are willing to go to Cleveland at 3 am for you? |
Monday, July 22, 2013
Black Mulberries and Summer in Chicago
Mmmm... Black mulberries...
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It's my last few days in the Chicago area, so I thought that I'd do a little post on something that played a huge role in my summers growing up around here: the black mulberry.
In Chicago black mulberries are almost a weed, so most people don't even realize they're edible!
But they're not only edible, they're downright delicious. They're rich, sweet, and messy to eat, which make them a perfect kid food.
Many people mistake black mulberries for blackberries because their berries are similar. However, blackberries grow on a woody shrub called a bramble, while mulberries grow on trees. When I was little, I practically lived in the black mulberry trees near my apartment and school.
ABC Wednesday
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It's my last few days in the Chicago area, so I thought that I'd do a little post on something that played a huge role in my summers growing up around here: the black mulberry.
In Chicago black mulberries are almost a weed, so most people don't even realize they're edible!
But they're not only edible, they're downright delicious. They're rich, sweet, and messy to eat, which make them a perfect kid food.
Many people mistake black mulberries for blackberries because their berries are similar. However, blackberries grow on a woody shrub called a bramble, while mulberries grow on trees. When I was little, I practically lived in the black mulberry trees near my apartment and school.
ABC Wednesday
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
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