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10 Scottish recipe books for last minute Christmas gifts - Vimarsana News

10 Scottish recipe books for last minute Christmas gifts

If you're searching for a last minute gift for the self professed 'foodie' in your life,  good quality cookbook is a gift that will keep on…

Happy Festivus - Here I Air My Anti-Science Grievances - Vimarsana News

Happy Festivus - Here I Air My Anti-Science Grievances

December 23rd is 'Festivus', a not-real holiday invented by the father of George Costanza on the hit television show "Seinfeld", involving an aluminum pole, feats of strength, and, most fun, an airing of grievances.(1)It's the airing of grievances I want to address.

Go Spock Yourself! - Vimarsana News

Go Spock Yourself!

It's an idea so brilliant, I wish I had thought of it (though that gimmicked Google street view art project Josh linked to made me a bit jealous as well) ... in preparation for the upcoming Star Trek movie you can make yourself into a Star Trek character.   Is it perfect?

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Mike Massimino, The First Tweeting Astronaut, Leaves NASA For Academia - Vimarsana News

Mike Massimino, The First Tweeting Astronaut, Leaves NASA For Academia

Mission Accomplished. Now it's time to go back home.After two space shuttle missions and almost two decades, astronaut Mike Massimino has left NASA for Columbia University in New York.

Testing The Fairness Of My Rejection Of Homeopathy - Vimarsana News

Testing The Fairness Of My Rejection Of Homeopathy

To test whether my belief that homeopathy is not an evidence-based rational system of medicine is reasonable or just prejudice on my part, I did a quick experiment using Google Scholar. (This was done Jan 17, 2008)A "layman's meta-analysis" of sorts.