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7 Mad Science Experiments You Can Do At Home But Probably Shouldn't By the time you finish reading this article, you will undoubtedly think of Theo Gray when you hear someone say "mad scientist." Theo, a columnist for the magazine Popular Science, recently published a book titled Theo Gray's Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do At Home - But Probably Shouldn't . CRAPPY TAXIDERMY Since 2009, Crappy Taxidermy has been the Internet's largest image gallery of crappy and awesome taxidermy.We are pleased to announce that we are working with Octopus Books and Cassell Illustrated to bring the Crappy Taxidermy blog to book format in Autumn 2014. :) Get in touch: crappytaxidermy@gmail.com (no hate mail pls)
James Bond villain lairs you can visit Privacy and cookiesJobsDatingOffers SubscribeRegisterLog in Accessibility links Advertisement Telegraph.co.uk A Klingon Christmas Carol It had to happen at some point. The first play to ever be produced in the language of the Klingons, A Klingon Christmas Carol began its performances in Chicago recently. Scrooge of course is the central character and to begin with, he has no honor and no courage. What better way to start a great and noble story of a warrior's redemption? Yet Tiny Tim awaits a horrible fate if Scrooge does not recover both his honor and his courage.
Fish camera online To begin with, our apologies that the transmission is shaky. Many people have racked their brains during the week and sometimes the thing already seemed “beyond hope”. The trout spawning period started on Saturday afternoon; we will go on dealing with the technical problems next week. The salmonides have started on the most important activities of the year and we will try to share their doings with all enthusiasts. We use a GoPro action camera lent to us by the GPS Estonian company, see www.prokaamera.ee (the new model has a superior image quality compared to the one used last year). This year we will hear all that is happening in the spawning river in the microphone. My Daguerreotype Boyfriend Horace Hopkins Coolidge, age 22, on his graduation from Harvard College, class of 1852. (Harvard Archives) Among the many gifts his fairy godmother endowed on Horace Coolidge were a genial charm of manner, a rare tenderness and a spirit of living kindness, and a loyalty in friendship which made him dearly loved by all who knew him. After graduating, he did what many young men of his time did, and traveled to Egypt for two years, returning to Boston to marry his sweetheart and become a lawyer.
Exclusive: The first pictures of blood from a 10,000 year old Siberian woolly mammoth First ever sample of mammoth's blood was discovered by Siberian researches. Picture: Semyon Grigoriev Scientists say they have found both blood and muscle tissue - perfectly preserved in the ice - from a Siberian mammoth. The blood had dripped out of the giant animal into a natural ice capsule and it represents a dream discovery for researchers. It comes amid a hotly contested debate on whether scientists should try to recreate the extinct species using DNA, though there now seems little doubt that this WILL happen, and the Russian team from Yakutsk that made the find is working in a partnership with South Korean scientists who are actively seeking to bring the mammoth back to life.
Hell: Exothermic or Endothermic? 1, April 28, 2010 by jonathanturley This answer to a college chemistry exam was sent to me recently and restores my faith in the new generation of college students. The answer was purportedly in response to the bonus question on a University of Arizona chemistry midterm: “Is Hell exothermic (gives off heat) or endothermic (absorbs heat)?” Here is the student’s answer: First, we need to know how the mass of Hell is changing in time. So we need to know the rate at which souls are moving into Hell and the rate at which they are leaving, which is unlikely.