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Crow’s Nest, Santa Cruz
I will be performing at the Crow’s Nest in Santa Cruz, CA, on Sunday, April 25, 2010. Showtime is approximately 9pm. It’s on Santa Cruz time.
SkeptiCal 2010 Science & Skepticism Conference
I will be speaking at SkeptiCal 2010, the Northern California Science & Skepticism Conference in Berkeley, April 24. Other speakers include Eugenie Scott, Seth Shostak, Kirsten Sanford, Brian Dunning, and more. See the list of speakers. Date: Saturday, April 24, 2010. 9AM to 6PM. Location: Brower Center, Berkeley, California. Sponsors: Bay Area Skeptics and Sacramento-Area …
Science Comedian on BoingBoing
I’m on BoingBoing! Maggie Koerth-Baker posted a YouTube clip of me this morning. It’s an excerpt from my performance two weeks ago at Wonderfest, the Bay Area science festival. The entire festival was videotaped by Fora.tv. You can see the rest of my 15-minute performance here. Also, a dialogue I moderated entitled Do Robots Make …
My Bizarros
My friend Dan Piraro is the mastermind (and master hand) behind the cartoon Bizarro. And, even drawing a daily cartoon – 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year – and being a most active animal rights activist, he somehow finds time to make a daily blog post. And his blog is hilarious. He’s a …
Year of Science – JetBlue and Cell Phones
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 …
Stand Up for Evolution!
Continuing our celebration of 2009 as The Year of Science, this is my second video for the COPUS Project.
Vega
Oops. I think I took a wrong turn…
LabLit Interviews Science Comedian
I was gone but now I’m back, apparently. Reasonably objective third-party proof of my existence is to be found in the form of an interview with me on LabLit.com – a website dedicated to “the culture of science in fiction & fact.” I met LabLit editor Jennifer Rohn at SciFoo this year. She’s a cell …