A Live Woman Who’d Gladly Watch A Game of Thrones (Even Without the Sex Scenes)
Of course, I haven’t seen HBO’s Game of Thrones. And I won’t, for a very long time, because I live in France and I’m too Lawful Good to download the series in a non-legal way, even if the waiting...
View ArticleIt May Be Time to Get a Scientific Tattoo
Having lived in several different states, I’ve heard many different philosophies when it comes to tattoos. A young friend of mine from Missouri once described to me a person who had many tattoos, and...
View ArticleSTEM Careers Might Be Best Thing for Our Daughters–But There Are Challenges
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, President Barack Obama announced a new goal of recruiting 10,000 Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) teachers over the next two years. This announcement will...
View ArticleTeens Invited to Enter New York Times Essay Contest
Bullying is a topic that comes up with some frequency on GeekMom, so I wanted to make sure that our readers were aware of a teen essay-writing contest just announced by New York Times columnist...
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Regulating What We Eat: Helpful or Harmful?
On Tuesday the Walt Disney Company made an announcement at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. First Lady Michelle Obama was on hand to offer supporting remarks. Piggybacking on their Magic of Healthy...
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New Fire Island Breach Could Be Beneficial Unless Government Fills It In
A product of hurricane Sandy, a new breach in the barrier island off of Long Island could help to revitalize the health of the imperiled Great South Bay while those unfamiliar with the science behind...
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