Thinking of the days when this blog wasn't about the presidential election 24-7—just sixteen long days to go—here are a few links to more traditional gerrycanavan.blogspot.com fare.
* Life on earth may have originated in volcanic eruptions.
* Invest in solar, says solar industry.
* 'Never Say Die: Why We Can't Imagine Death.' Via MeFi.
* Atomic explosions. Lots.
* Buy your own deep shelter underneath London.
* How British police foiled the IRA by opening a laundromat.
* Mad Men will be back for a third season, but showrunner Matthew Weiner may not be: he wants more money.
* Consistent with Environmental Security Hypothesis predictions, when social and economic conditions were difficult, older, heavier, taller Playboy Playmates of the Year with larger waists, smaller eyes, larger waist-to-hip ratios, smaller bust-to-waist ratios, and smaller body mass index values were selected. These results suggest that environmental security may influence perceptions and preferences for women with certain body and facial features.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Posted by Gerry Canavan at 9:04 AM
Labels: afterlife, anti-terrorism, Big Solar, biogenesis, bomb shelters, death, Environmental Security Hypothesis, evolutionary psychology, Ireland, Irish Republican Army, laundromats, Mad Men, Matthew Weiner, nuclearity, Playboy, solar power, United Kingdom, volcanoes
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