by Todd Galitz | Mar 20, 2015 | Political Science
Most Americans tend to think that the ideas in the Declaration of Independence were original to Thomas Jefferson and his contemporaries, but as they say, their is nothing new under the sun! Take a minute to learn about the Magna Carta. Courtesy of the British...
by Todd Galitz | May 30, 2014 | Movie Reviews, Science Fiction
I finally got to see Godzilla, an enjoyable but vapid experience. Rather then a real review here is a short list of the more outlandish physics problems: (minor spoilers included) When the damaged nuclear reactor core melts down the escaping steam expands at the same...
by Todd Galitz | Apr 14, 2014 | Everything else, taxes
Do you want to get an Italian mad? Tell them how boring soccer, I mean football, is. That was a hell of a game last night wasn’t it Adolfo, one to one, bet you’ve never seen that before! And lets not talk about the French and cheese. You want to get an...
by Todd Galitz | Apr 5, 2014 | Science Fiction
Submitted for your pleasure, without comment: http://youtu.be/6PNttGg-z84
by Todd Galitz | Mar 25, 2014 | Political Science
Data visualization is all the rage these days, usually these sites are an interesting exercise in rehashing someone else’s data which is interesting to look at and think about for a moment and then quickly forgotten. So it is good to see a site that brings...
