Quite a change from the days of holding two pom-poms and shouting "Give me a W..."

Interesting. It's not clear to me why the sediment that eventually fills an abandoned burrow would have a different consistency from the surrounding dirt and thus fossilize differently.

"The interior of the team’s parka will have an American flag, made with electronic-printed heating inks."

I thought the Flag Code prohibits wearing the flag.

I believe (but don't have a link to confirm) that one way these super-long beards, braids, etc are achieved is not that the hair follicle continues to provide new growth, but that the hairs are interwoven or become matted with body oils and after one hair dies it just stays in the braid/beard supported by the others. Anybody know?

75%. Very interesting.

Interesting. You'd like to think a sweater keeps a dog warm, but by compressing the fur the net effect may be minimal.

I would suppose the center circle is not a space capable of being occupied by a piece, but rather just a map of pathways to the next "square." Interesting that the pathway for a bishop is a complete circle. And I think the choice of grey for the third color was more artistic than practical for the players involved. But interesting - and way better than the old "3-dimensional chess" fiasco.

But it also pretty much guarantees that it will be stolen off the front porch after being delivered.

Note this development would also subvert any attempt by the waitstaff to pool and equally share their combined tips. Good? Bad? don't know.

Imagine how many thousands of hours were required for him to train her to do that.

I'll start the boring part by suggesting that the body shape and behavior are consistent with a caterpillar of an underwing moth (probably catocala spp.)

Your last sentence is quite insightful. There is a vast difference between having a pleasure available whenever desired with a few clicks, versus having to wait until a certain time and if missed it was apparently gone forever.

Drawing a clock face is still a component of mini-mental-status exams in tests of cognitive impairment such as the Saint Louis University Mental Status Exam. I have wondered whether this component needs to be modified.

If you're going to do this properly, you should wrap just half your teeth and leave the other half untreated as a control for comparison. We'd like to see that followup photo.