I believe the proper term is "joey".

How cool do they all have to be to pull this off? I say triple cool to the power of three!

Damn it. The novel was "The Rolling Stones". Sorry about that.

That episode was inspired by a chapter called Flat Cats Factorial in the Robert Heinlein novel "Flat Cats Factorial".

Heck, I have had one of these (with an incandescent bulb) on my shelf for over twenty years.

Brooke really likes that chair.

Wow! No comments yet.

On one hand, the subject is fascinating. On the other hand, I majored in Biochemistry and had a tough time getting through the article.

Congratulations. Mind if I ask what the Managing Editor of a blog does?

It is hard enough to lead a private life these days, we do not need the government to make it worse.

Pistachio bunt cake is really good. Really green, but really good.

Coming from a family that has both real and imagined food allergies, my suggestion is to try living without whatever you think might be causing a problem. Real or psychosomatic, the relief is well worth the effort.

My quick examination of this data shows that we started increasing our protein intake about 1945 and it leveled off about 1978 after which we traded one protein source for another. Of course, this excludes milk and eggs.

So, we are now going to be asked to tolerate eating genetically altered pork in an effort to help save the environment. Not sure how I feel about that.

I have always been partial to the interface between philosophy and science. Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. Spooky Action at a Distance. Maxwell's closed loops.

(Yes, I tried to post a copy of the equations, but such things appear to be beyond the interaction between this site and this poster.)

Now what we need to see is how the same sperm are affected by different "race tracks". Fair is fair. If someone is going to investigate MFM, they should also look into FMF.