Thursday night, how I love you.
* Jason Zengerle at the Plank undertakes a much more full-throated defense of Letterman than the one I offered last night, reminding us about Bristol Palin's recent publicity tour (which I guess I'd blocked out) and questioning the logic of the Palins making their own joke about their daughter being assaulted. For what it's worth, I still think the joke was borderline and shouldn't have been told, but it was plainly not about the fourteen-year-old.
* The headline reads: 'Tiny chance' of planet collision.
* Game theory and Batman villains. Isn't it well-established by now that the Joker would never kill Batman?
* New element added to the periodic table. Canavanium?
Showing posts with label planetary emergencies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label planetary emergencies. Show all posts
Thursday, June 11, 2009
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Gerry Canavan
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8:33 PM
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Labels: apocalypse, Batman, Canavanium, cartoonish supervillainy, game theory, Letterman, periodic table, planetary emergencies, Sarah Palin, The Joker
Monday, August 25, 2008
A sober tone is struck at the 40th annual conference on planetary emergencies.
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Gerry Canavan
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12:01 AM
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Labels: apocalypse, catastrophe, crisis, natural disasters, planetary emergencies, science without secrets and without borders