Where was I? 4-1.

It’s that time again! Where was I? Enter your guess under Other below, and I will reveal the answers after we go through the series of image clues.


Carnival of Evolution #21.

Carnival of Evolution #21 – The Superstar Edition is now up at Mauka to Makai.  It looks fantastic!


Where was I? 3 – The answer.

Well done! Several people correctly identified the location for Round 3 of “Where was I?”.


Where was I? 3-3.

Ok, this has been a difficult one, so for the last post I will provide a couple more clues.


Where Was I? 3-2.

Ok, here is the next clue for the most recent installment of Where Was I?

Guesses so far:

  • Iceland
  • Atacama desert (South America)
  • Alberta badlands
  • Middle Earth (which I believe is in New Zealand)

A Twit says Tweet?

Well, the Twitter vortex has got me. I am thinking of using it for some educational purposes after a recent teaching tech workshop, so I am going to see whether I like it. If you are so inclined, you can follow my tweets.

I don’t think I will actually read tweets — too much to keep track of already — but I may try to post more often on Twitter than on this blog (plus, you also get links to blog posts). BUT I still want to make it to 1,000 subscribers to the feed for this blog this year, so don’t switch just to the Twitter list!



Where was I? 3-1.

This will be a hard one (I think), but maybe someone out there has been here. This time, you can just enter your guess directly in the poll.


k.d. Lang at the Olympic opening ceremony.

In case you missed it, here is what will surely be widely considered one of the major highlights of the opening ceremony of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver.

Until someone posts a high-quality video of the ceremony itself, enjoy this version.


Happy Darwin Day!

Happy Darwin Day, everyone!

Just a reminder that you can still get Evolver Zone gear at the EZ Store




Valentine's Day cartoons for scientists.

Valentine’s Day is coming up (so they tell me), and two of the most popular science cartoons have produced appropriate comics:

Or, perhaps you prefer to use the greatest Valentine ever made: