I was out visiting a few people yesterday.
Guess who.
Remember, I'll be at the Natural History Museum this afternoon at 2:00 for the London Howlerfest!
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We had a big crowd yesterday—20 or more people showed up at the Natural History Museum for our London Howlerfest. We spent a few hours strolling through the museum, a few more hours at a nearby pub (I don't recall the name of the pub, but I do remember London Pride, Wildcat, and Wicked Witch), and…
Minnesota has a new group: Minnesota Citizens for Science Education (MnCSE).
They already have an excellent website put together, and have an event upcoming on November 11th:
Science Education Saturday
November 11, 2006
Bell Museum of Natural History
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM.
Some of the most popular…
This afternoon, I'll be at the Bell Museum at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities campus, celebrating the birth of Charles Darwin. Everyone is welcome, so come on down!
Events:
1:00P - Lecture by historian of biology Professor Mark Borrello, Department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior, on…
I believe there was at least one of my readers who expressed an interest in attending this Saturday's ScienceBlogger meetup in New York City - Falyne? Still planning to attend? Maybe there are more of you and you just didn't speak up? I know there are many people who are primarily readers of…
Funny, she doesn't look like a vampire.
For some reason her husband always struck me as a cat person.
That is Pemba...and a very nice doggy he is, too.
Who is it?
The very wonderful Lalla Ward. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lalla_Ward and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romana ;)
Pemba after a region in Africa? I have a cichlid called a Pemba (a Tanganyikan Tropheus).
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Envying is GO! Eeeeeeeeeeee!
Way cool! Now what are those heads in the background that look like inflatable love dolls?
Wow, I didn't even recognize her.
For some reason her husband always struck me as a cat person.
Posted by: Mike
You know how they say that pets kind of look like their owners? That dog kind of reminds me of her ex-husband. ;^)
oh, my. Orac might just never speak to you again.
Sweet! I still have a book of knitting patterns she designed. She looks great! Lucky PZ...
Well, nuts, PZ, if I knew you'd be hanging out with Richard, I would've told you to tell him hello for me. :-)
Pemba after a region in Africa? I have a cichlid called a Pemba (a Tanganyikan Tropheus).
Tropheus... duboisi, by any chance?
I've always loved this paragraph from Wikipedia:
It's like somebody dropped my idols' names in a Mad Libs paragraph.
but the real question is....
will she be playing the president of time lords when we discover that they saved themselves or will she not? and if she doesn't...will someone else be playing "her"?
and for that matter...is their home bigger on the inside than it is on the outside?
Oy! What is it with Science Fiction these days. First they turn Cylons into meatbags, now they've gone and turned K9 into a poofy white dog! What's next, a space whore being turned into a super powerful religious leader with telekinetic powers!?
OK K. Engels, I'll bite, what was that last one (telekenetic whatsis) from?
>>OK K. Engels, I'll bite, what was that last one (telekenetic whatsis) from?
Posted by: Often | October 16, 2006 06:23 PM
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Morena Baccarin, of course.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0799357/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379786/
-- CV