You’re doing it wrong. I need to remember that tip about boiling eggs.
How “The Big Bang Theory” is helping NASA with its public image.
What’s the expiration date on a spoiler?
Two words: Dilithium crystals. Oh, yeah.
I have the exact same objection to “Imagine” that this guy does.
The first rule of “vote fraud” is don’t talk about “vote fraud” when Republicans are involved.
“If the astronauts in ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ had an ESC key, Dennerlein points out, they could have stopped the rogue computer Hal in an instant.”
Just a reminder, the kind of vote fraud that occurs in real life would not be deterred by voter ID.
Fifty years of The Beatles.
The “Friday Night Lights” debate is ongoing.
Some useful thoughts on the latest school food kerfuffle.
Diving With The Stars. It’s exactly what you think it is.
Math is hard, PBS budget edition.
You have to have a soul in order to have a struggle for it.
If there’s one positive to increasingly extreme warm temperatures, it’s that it makes more people believe in climate change.
“Vending machines could know a lot about you, like whether you just broke up with a girlfriend.”
Jack Welch is a big whiny crybaby. Anyone who ever bought one of his silly, self-aggrandizing books should demand a refund.
Netflix has agreed to caption all of its shows by the year 2014, the result of an agreement with the National Association for the Deaf.
I sure hope we get to say Adios, Arpaio this year.
In case you haven’t read that Gawker troll exposé yet.
This blog is fantastic! I’m a student at Rice and I met an alumnus at the centennial this weekend, one of your friends, who suggested your blog when I mentioned my interest in local politics. I’m looking forward to using it as a resource for my research project on the HISD bond issue and in the future to keep up with the issues. Thank you for the wonderful work you’re doing.