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| On College Football 2019: Week 8 Preview Dan* said: |
| Great summaries of the games as usual, Ken. Penn State struggled in a lot of phases, but I was encou... |
| On College Football 2019: Week 3 Preview Dan* said: |
| Hey Ken. Glad you are back for another year of college football! As always, I appreciate the insight... |
| On College Football 2018: The End Dan* said: |
| I can’t believe the regular season is over already. I love your remarks on fandom. Whenever I can, ... |
| On College Football 2018 Week 11 Preview Dan* said: |
| Hey Ken, thank you for the Penn State coverage this year! I tried to comment earlier but the captcha... |
| On New CBS Show Scorpion Riddled with Errors e.* said: |
| also, 7a: disk-based backup targets don't work that way. you don't back up anything to one single so... |
Articles: science
Page 1| You Mean, No One Thought of This Before? | Tuesday, 2007 November 27 - 10:46 pm |
| Sodium hydroxide can be used to turn carbon dioxide emissions into baking soda. Warning: chemistry lessons to follow. Read more... |
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| This Can't Be Good | Thursday, 2007 May 10 - 8:10 pm |
| A wild plan to reduce greenhouse gases. Read more... |
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| More Pseudo-Science | Friday, 2007 May 4 - 8:29 am |
| The Institute for Creation Research has launched a journal for peer-reviewed papers. Read more... |
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| Briefly | Friday, 2006 June 23 - 8:56 am |
| U.S. soccer; SCOTUS news; global warming. Read more... |
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| Maybe It WAS The Flying Spaghetti Monster | Friday, 2005 August 19 - 11:31 pm |
| Did life on Earth start because of a botched science experiment? That's as good an explanation as any. Read more... |
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| If Only I Had A... | Thursday, 2005 June 2 - 11:47 pm |
| I've been accumulating a list things that need to be invented. Here are a few of my ideas. Read more... |
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| This Is Your Brain On Nutrasweet | Wednesday, 2005 May 25 - 11:12 pm |
| "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein Read more... |
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| So Where Are the Flying Cars? | Sunday, 2005 May 15 - 11:45 pm |
| It's 2005. Aren't we living in The Future by now? Read more... |
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