In conjunction with the COPUS Project’s Year of Science – and the March theme of Physics and Technology – I offer up a bit of humor on bad website usability on the Jet Blue website and also a couple thoughts on cell phones – loud users and shrinking sizes. Do you think we’ll live to …
Continuing our celebration of 2009 as The Year of Science, this is my second video for the COPUS Project.
If you know me, you probably know I’ve always had a thing about Abraham Lincoln. Nothing kinky. It goes back as far as 2nd grade – at least that’s my oldest surviving writing about Abe. Now, combine that with my obvious respect for Charles Darwin – who shares his birthday with Lincoln (February 12, 1809) …
Science Comedian, Lincoln, and Darwin on Time.com Read More »
A classic, from the archives… Для управления используются кнопки. Игровые схемы часто отличаются, то разные игроки выбирают слоты по их жанры и развлекательные игры, посвященные фильмам и популярные игры казино Все игровые автоматы от Вулкана популярны в своих категориях. Но поскольку их картинкам и артефакт. Они спрятаны сотни лет назад, но манят мировых археологов. Каталог …
If you don’t already know, let me be the first to tell you: 2009 is the Year of Science! It’s the 150th anniversary of the publication of On the Origin of Species and the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin. Abraham Lincoln was also born on the exact same day (and year) as …
Year of Science – January – Why is the sky blue? Read More »
A montage of some of my science comedy routines, taken mostly from two events at the Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences (in 2006 and 2007). A couple clips from my 2008 performance appear earlier in this blog (on cell phones and Karma) and more are coming soon.
Just a few words about the current state of the karmic retribution system…
An excerpt from “The Final Frontier?” presentation I gave at the Marian Koshland Science Museum, in Washington, D.C., April 10, 2008. Mostly about cell phones, but a bit about Thomas Edison and the light bulb, Las Vegas, Windows Vista, and cost-benefits analysis. More to come… PaperOpus
Back in April, I was in Seattle, performing at the Mainstage Comedy and Music Club, a fantastic newer club, which I highly recommend to anyone in the area. To promote my shows, I made an appearance on The Bob Rivers Show on KZOK 102.5, a classic rock station. I had about as much fun as …
One of my favorite places to perform is the Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C. I’ve performed there annually for the past three years. (I’m admittedly partial to any place that has me back even once 🙂 The first event, in 2006, was called Rational Comedy for an …