Random Weird and Wonderful Things I've Read Today
On Bea Arthur, menacing Logan Airport. No, really.
Bea Arthur: Thank You For Being a Terrorist
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cesperanza, an explanation of why we're never going to !#$@ing get The Sentinel on dvd.
And, the best find of the day,georgelazenby's LiveJournal. George appears to be a good friend of Oliver Sacks. Oliver Sacks is a fairly famous neurologist who wrote the fascinating book: The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat.
George is a pretty damn good writer as well, and in the following three posts, he explains about:
Oliver Sack's fascination with heavy elements, specifically iridium
How the iridium nearly led to to his painful, and incredibly embarassing death by iridium.
And finally, a wonderful segment on the batshit crazy Russians who melted the iridium down in their big-ass furnace, capable of temperatures of 3,000C, or something approaching, you know, the Sun.
(If too many details about heavy elements bore you, start with Death by Iridium)
Bea Arthur: Thank You For Being a Terrorist
Next, from
cesperanza, an explanation of why we're never going to !#$@ing get The Sentinel on dvd.And, the best find of the day,
georgelazenby's LiveJournal. George appears to be a good friend of Oliver Sacks. Oliver Sacks is a fairly famous neurologist who wrote the fascinating book: The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat.George is a pretty damn good writer as well, and in the following three posts, he explains about:
Oliver Sack's fascination with heavy elements, specifically iridium
How the iridium nearly led to to his painful, and incredibly embarassing death by iridium.
And finally, a wonderful segment on the batshit crazy Russians who melted the iridium down in their big-ass furnace, capable of temperatures of 3,000C, or something approaching, you know, the Sun.
(If too many details about heavy elements bore you, start with Death by Iridium)