Tue, March 9, 2010

Time-Traveling Bird Shuts Europe’s Super Collider, Saves Universe

Posted 3 months, 1 week ago

Large Hadron Collider, Geneva

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Since that first, primordial act of disobedience, Man’s insatiable lust for knowledge has been a sickle that has reaped a harvest bountiful in tears as well as forbidden ecstasies….

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“Mad Men” Coming, Hold Onto Your Hats

Posted 7 months ago

Like the March crocuses that burst suddenly from the frozen earth, so the e-garden that is Facebook is pullulating with a colorful spring crop of its own. The crocuses, in this case, are cartoon profile pictures in which our ordinary friends are transformed, through the magic of Flash animation,…

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Time-Travel Travel: Of Dinosaurs, Jetting, and Other Ontological Journeys

Posted 7 months, 1 week ago

In “The Odyssey of Flight 33,” one of the many great time travel episodes of The Twilight Zone, the passengers and crew of a Boeing 707 bound for New York’s Idlewild airport in 1961 are swept into a mysterious supersonic jet stream over the Atlantic that, of course, brings them back in…

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