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Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Preliminary report of 1.5" at National Airport. Up to at least 1.7 on the season. Only 54.4 to catch last winter!
This was your more typical daytime D.C. snowstorm that made for some nice scenes but did not cause too much trouble in the city. Rumors of more snow this weekend?
Also appears at Prince of Petworth, We Love DC and Greater Greater Washington.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 27: Hilary Milnes (L) and Michelle Horowitz speak onstage at the Mythbusting With Glossy panel in Liberty Theater during 2016 Advertising Week New York on September 27, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by D Dipasupil/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Election day cupcakes from Hello Cupcake
DCist - November 2, 2010: "General Election: Live from D.C.'s Election Headquarters"
We Love DC - November 9, 2010: "DC Mythbusting: Deep Blue DC"
DCist - August 17, 2011: "All You Need to Know About the Current State of American Politics"
DCist - October 21, 2011: "D.C. GOP Welcomes Moten to the Fold"
DCist - November 7, 2011: "D.C. Democrats, Now With Less Democracy"
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 27: Ivka Adam speaks onstage at the Mythbusting With Glossy panel in Liberty Theater during 2016 Advertising Week New York on September 27, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by D Dipasupil/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 27: Hilary Milnes (L) and Ivka Adam speak onstage at the Mythbusting With Glossy panel in Liberty Theater during 2016 Advertising Week New York on September 27, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by D Dipasupil/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 27: Hilary Milnes (L) and Ivka Adam speak onstage at the Mythbusting With Glossy panel in Liberty Theater during 2016 Advertising Week New York on September 27, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by D Dipasupil/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 27: Hilary Milnes (L) and Michelle Horowitz speak onstage at the Mythbusting With Glossy panel in Liberty Theater during 2016 Advertising Week New York on September 27, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by D Dipasupil/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 27: Hilary Milnes (L) and Ivka Adam speak onstage at the Mythbusting With Glossy panel in Liberty Theater during 2016 Advertising Week New York on September 27, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by D Dipasupil/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
Photographs from "Making omelettes inside of eggshells," a project from the Experimental Foods Division of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. Read more about it here.
"American car companies relied too much on big, heavy, gas guzzling pickup trucks". Excuse me?
I believe that big, heavy 5.6L V8 crew cab pickup behind my car is a JAPANESE Nissan Titan! Yes, the Japanese wanted a piece of the full-size pickup market, and they got a piece, before the recession and collapsing full-size pickup sales caught them flat-footed. They hadn't counted on the patriotism of American pickup buyers. That's why the Ford F- Series pickup is the best selling pickup (indeed, the best-selling vehicle) in the world, and the Chevy Silverado is #2. And Chevy builds the only hybrid full-size V8 pickups, with a combined city/highway MPG of 22. Take that, Toyota and Nissan!
On Nov. 19, David Berliner, the author of "50 Myths & Lies That Threaten America's Public Schools," visited Vivian Field Middle School. He met with community members as they toured the school and visited classrooms through a "Mythbusting Tour" to see the great things happening in public education and in CFB.
Photos by Shelley Gammon
Members of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity at Monmouth College participate in a discussion during a fall leadership retreat. They are presenting strategies to combat stereotypes and common media portrayals of fraternities.
See my blog post for the full report.
Alas, after fifteen minutes of construction, the pyramid is not even two meters tall. This proves conclusively that if the Great Pyramid of Giza exists, it's a lot shorter than people claim. Probably just a lie the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism likes to spread.
See my blog post for the full report.
The mission: investigate the claim that the Great Pyramid of Giza is roughly 146 meters tall.
The method: In the famous Mythbusters tradition, I will attempt to replicate the feat myself. If I don't succeed within ten minutes, the myth will be busted.
Step one: I'll take the blocks from there and pile them over here.
Washington Nationals host the St. Louis Cardinals at Nationals Park, Washington, DC
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Blogged by We Love DC ("Weekend Flashback: 8/27 – 8/29/10" by Ben H. Rome - August 30, 2010) at www.welovedc.com/2010/08/30/weekend-flashback-827-82910/
Linked by Capitol Punishment - A Washington Nationals Blog ("What To Read Today" - August 30, 2010) at dcbb.blogspot.com/
Blogged by DCist ("The Nationals and Kübler-Ross" by Andrew Chriss - August 30, 2010) at dcist.com/2010/08/the_nationals_and_kubler-ross.php
Blogged by We Love DC ("DC Mythbusting: The Sports Curse" by shannon - October 12, 2010) at www.welovedc.com/2010/10/12/dc-mythbusting-the-sports-curse/
What a pleasure to finally see this fellow talk; a speech dotted with stories and quaking emotions, at times humility, mythbusting, philosophical rambles that were short and sweet and then occasional aspirations of grandeur although we can all feel his torch being passed. Few are the authors that are as of true in pen and in person as this one. Glad I made the trip in today.
See my blog post for the full report.
I've never visited Egypt, but I imagine it must be something like this.
In our post-fact world, it is so easy to be mislead on many subjects unless we immerse ourselves in that subject. Performance is a subject that gathers more attention and myths than most other subjects in technology. In this track we gather the experts who can demystify this subject and distil what matters to answer the questions people struggle with.
Real world, applied performance proofs across stacks. Hear performance consideratiosn for .NET, Python, & Java. Learn performance use cases with OpenJ9, Instagram, and Netflix.
DSC00092.... Busted. She sat next to the circle but not in it. It was claimed that cats couldn't resist sitting in the circle. Spike completely ignored it... January, 2017
On Nov. 19, David Berliner, the author of "50 Myths & Lies That Threaten America's Public Schools," visited Vivian Field Middle School. He met with community members as they toured the school and visited classrooms through a "Mythbusting Tour" to see the great things happening in public education and in CFB.
Photos by Shelley Gammon
downtown from above
blogged at Greater greater Washington (http://greatergreaterwashington.org/post.cgi?id=4715) and cross posted on City Block (http://www.alexblock.net/blog/?p=1247) on Jan 26, 2010
and blogged by WeLoveDC on Nov 23, 2010 (http://www.welovedc.com/2010/11/23/dc-mythbusting-pierre-lenfant-planned-dc/)
Nowadays, the internet is full of all sorts of “knowledge” about training and diets, Let's put it together with greatest workout Misconceptions as due to flood of so called information ; it’s hard to figure out which is really true and which isn’t. !
Here , I will share with you the greatest workout misconceptions and also explain why they are not true so you will better adjust to the mazes of training and diet. There are logical explanations for some of the misconceptions, they just need to be corrected, but there are also much bigger nonsense that needs to be eradicated from our thinking.
1. Cardio machines tell you exactly how many calories you have burned
Calorie burning also depends on age, fitness level, BMI and gender. As the fitness level as such cannot be measured and too much data cannot be extracted from the BMI, it is not advisable to rely on the machine counter. There are machines that do not even ask for the above information. Calories are just a measure anyway.
2. Heart rate monitors on cardio machines show how hard you train
Another among the greatest workout misconceptions is that they don’t really tell you how hard you train, they rather show what kind of training you do. You are in the fat burning range around 130, doing aerobic exercise, then your body's oxygen uptake is very high so you burn fat. Above that, in the case of intense exercise, you go into the anaerobic range, this is already an endurance workout.