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Entertain Me

Posted in book, music on July 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

There must be a way to stay sane amongst the insanity of teaching. If there is, I haven’t found it yet. But, two things that have helped are new works from two of my favorite artists! TREBUCHET is out! Fans of George Hrab have been chomping at the bit for this album to come out. [...]

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Listening “Above the Sky”

Posted in astronomy, carnival, cool, music, space on April 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

While I was at the #SDOisGO tweetup, I got to meet a really cool, fun, and sweet musician who drove all the way through the snow down from Jersey to be there. Yes, I am talking about the lovely CraftLass! She has released her new album of folk pop, science and space songs, called “Above [...]

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Science Meets Art – “Poetry of Reality”

Posted in Dawkins, Sagan, art, music, science on February 28, 2010 | 2 Comments »

Symphony of Science has done it again… Wow. Yeah, what they said. Don’t forget to check out the first four: A Glorious Dawn, We Are All Connected, Our Place in the Cosmos, and The Unbroken Thread. (via Bad Astronomy)

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Astronomy Songs – Part I

Posted in astronomy, education, fun, music, outreach, science, space on November 27, 2009 | 4 Comments »

For those of you that follow along on twitter, a little while ago I asked for some help finding space and astronomy songs for our Dark Skies, Bright Kids end of semester party. And did I mention that my twitter friends are freaking awesome! I got TONS of lists and suggestions and promised to compile [...]

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Another Defense of Science

Posted in humor, music, pseudoscience, science, skeptic, videos on September 17, 2009 | 4 Comments »

I was taking a break the other day and following some fun Twitter links to a story about Eddie Izzard’s marathon of marathons, which is a really cool and inspiring story.  (Sorry, I don’t remember who tweeted it first!) This is just days after I watched “Circle” again, and nearly spilled my wine laughing at [...]

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Blog on vacation…

Posted in Dragon*Con, book, music, skeptic, travel on July 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »

Hey all, it’s been a while again.  I’ve been sloooowly getting things done at work. As Swoopy aptly puts in the latest Skepticality (106), When I get to talk to scientists, often they are in the lab and they are taking a break from research. What are they doing? They are running samples, they are [...]

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Dr. SETI and “Cosmic Carl”

Posted in SETI, Sagan, astronomy, cool, critical thinking, movies, music, outreach, personal, picture, science, skeptic, vla on June 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »

Fans of Skepticality (and let’s face it, who doesn’t love Derek and Swoopy?) know that the latest podcast includes an interview with Daniel Loxton, editor of Junior Skeptic and the man behind “Where Do We Go From Here?” and “What Do I Do Next?“  He unveils his latest project, Skeptics Mix Tape, which is a [...]

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George Hrab’s FAR Out Video!

Posted in astronomy, music, videos on February 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »

George Hrab is made of awesome. If you haven’t checked out the 365 Days of Astronomy by now… what are you waiting for?! Happy Friday the 13th, everyone

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Astronomy Everywhere

Posted in astronomy, carnival, iya2009, music, space on January 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

So I’m back to the lab this week, and hitting work hard since I have a to-do list as long as… well… insert inappropriate comment here. But here are some astronomy-related happenings that have caught my attention. Carnival of Space #86 is up and running at collectSPACE. If your head still hasn’t exploded from all [...]

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I’m so tired I forgot to give it a title…

Posted in creationism, free speech, gay marriage, music, skeptic on December 3, 2008 | 5 Comments »

I’m in major work-mode this week after a fabulous break in New York. I have just a few short weeks to get ready for a conference in early January, and I’m giving a talk! (*Insert Panic Mode Here*) So before I delve into my data in an effort to understand what the heck is going [...]

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