He was one of the brightest minds of the 20th century and his brilliance continued into the 21st, but sadly he will no longer be thrilling billions with his intellect. Stephen Hawking taught and inspired so many people over his …
Congratulations to the Wild Praying Mantis who took down the Gold Crest in the first battle of the 2018 March Mammal Madness. You may be wondering how a bird and an insect fought in the first contest…well, this year there’s …
Daily Ramble 170: #2018MMM Great Adaptations Preview and Rift Prime Begins Today my ramble takes me back to the bracket of the 2018MMM and to Rift. The Great Adaptations division of the March Mammal Madness is a pretty interesting group …
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Daily Ramble 167: Planned Books for March 2018 For the month of February, I actually found myself finishing up my reading early. Who’d have thought that in a month of only 28 days, I’d finish reading 8 books before the …
Daily Ramble 163: Inventory Full, Spring Training, and 2018 March Mammal Madness It’s that time of year again…March is almost upon us and everyone starts to look at making their bracket picks. This year’s March Mammale Madness is just around …
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Daily Ramble 147: Starting, Ending, and Powering Up I spent some time today watching the Incredible launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket and it was great to see Americans getting back into the space program even though it’s based on …
Daily Ramble 112: My Year in Asimov I’ve successfully accomplished a number of goals this year and one of them is that I read through at least 48 books this year. I’ve actually read 51 so far and I just …
Young Blood Vampirism I read an interesting article the other day – in New Scientist again – about the use of young blood to help people with cancer and Alzheimer’s disease. Apparently, young blood can be used in the treatment …
Three Takes on Human History What does a book about giant robots, a archaeological dig in Morocco, and an issue of Marvel’s Thor all have in common? They’re all part of my Morning Ramble today. Actually, they all touch on …
I held off writing a post today because I wanted to experience the Championship battle of the 2017 March Mammal Madness, but I’m saddened by what I consider an upset. First the Dire Wolf and now the Honey Badger. I …
