March 2010
Many people think they don’t have any bad habits just because they don’t chew their nails, drag their feet, or swear like a sailor — but don’t be resistant to self-improvement. If you’re doing any of these regularly, it’s time you step up your game.
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March 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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March 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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March 2010
Pour yourself a cup and dive into some beverage knowledge.
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February 2010
The indecision that has plagued the superhero film world has particularly affected the silver screen fortunes of five extremely popular superheroes.
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February 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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February 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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February 2010
What happens on that fateful date? Does it disappear? Does it suddenly become toxic? How does the purity of clean water sealed in a container suddenly become compromised?
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February 2010
We know you’ll be more on the lookout for incredible alley-oops and celebratory dances than anything else but don’t forget about these five potentially interesting plot lines, during this weekend’s festivities.
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February 2010
You’ve noticed that every radio and television station not only has a 4-letter identification but that most of them either start with a W or K. Ever bothered to wonder why?
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February 2010
Everyone loves an underdog. But you’re probably going to need better rationale than “ah, I’m just betting on the team facing longer odds” come Super Sunday. Justin Brown gives a detailed breakdown in favor of the Saints.
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February 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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February 2010
We’re all very comfortable with the notion that when snow falls or ice forms on a sidewalk, the best way to deal with it is to throw salt out there, to melt the ice. But why? How does combining these two relatively simple substances prevent one of them from assuming a different state of matter?
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January 2010
When it comes to stuff without price tags online, we’re all up to speed on Gmail, Hulu, Facebook, and Twitter. But did you know that there are many cost-free, useful corners of the Internet out there, just waiting to be discovered by the world at large? Well, there are.
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January 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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January 2010
No chemical names, no names of places, and no made up words either. Plain and simple: what’s the longest word in the English language?
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January 2010
Trouble never truly arrives in a disaster flick until a recognizable landmark is ravaged. But for once, let’s leave the White House alone and try fictionally destroying these five iconic landmarks.
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January 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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January 2010
Currently, “bootleg” is an all-encompassing word associated with stealing. But what does illegal activity have to do with leather footwear?
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January 2010
There are a lot of well-kept secrets in the material world and we’re going to introduce you to five of them.
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January 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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January 2010
When you prepare for a winter storm, do you know all the forms that can be assumed by the falling frozen water?
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January 2010
Every Wednesday, I’m going to take you on a whirlwind adventure of 13 links chronicling the news throughout the geek world I inhabit. Whether it’s movies, music, art, politics, gadgets, science, sports, grammar, or superheroes… nothing’s out of bounds and everything’s interesting.
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January 2010
Someone’s body has an involuntary reflexive response because of an allergen and we ask an omnipotent creator for help. What? Why?
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