I guess this is one predictable result: Typealyzer analyzes the text on one’s blog and spits out a result outlining the writing style and the potential personality of the writer. Guess what I came out as?

Here is the deal: Gerard Maynard, an artist working in Harlem, took more than 2,000 photos of the glacier at the Yosemite National Park, stitched them all together, and created one gargantuan 17 gigapixel photo -which occupies a mere 96.5 Gigabytes!

How do people reach the “Journey through a Burning Mind”? What kind of search queries lead here the most?

International Talk Like a Pirate Day is on September 19th every year. No questions about the purpose please…

Proceed at your own risk…

Delving deep into the science blogosphere this past week, I bring to you, my beloved readers, the highest quality content from around the globe! We’ve got stuff on how BBC got it wrong on the geographical mapping of happiness in Britain; ten things you didn’t know about Earth; another failed test of the vaccine-autism link hypothesis; lists of questions flying all around the place -for biologists, pastors, students…

That was the original title of Hitler’s book, later published as “My Struggle” (”Mein Kampf“), more than 8 decades ago. LiveScience takes a brief look back at the controversies this book has generated -and keeps generating, especially in regards to literary freedoms.

From ScienceDebate2008, a carefully selected 14 important science questions were put forth for the two presidential candidates to answer. Here are some excerpts from Obama’s answers to two of the most controversial subjects of our times