Author Archives: Stan Flouride

A comfortable high heel is not rocket science, it’s much more complicated. Dolly Singh of Thesis Couture and a former engineer from Elon Musk’s Space X Found the whole thing was much more complicated than she first anticipated. “I came from … Continue reading →

In the midst of a troublesome return from AT&T Park that involved the pedal crank breaking off my bicycle I came across this soccer ball in the Panhandle of GGPark. A Rec & Park person and an SFPD officer told … Continue reading →

May 9th is always a tough day for me. It’s the anniversary of the day my mother died on Mother’s Day. I was 25, she was 59. The header picture on my blog today might contain her too. Perhaps the … Continue reading →

Step aside Monsieur Verne, science is our guide in this very cool online journey to the center of the Earth. As you scroll through the layers, each offering articles about it, a counter in the upper right corner counts out your … Continue reading →

I regularly collect and share with various friends and associates who work in the field articles about research developments in the neuropsychiatric science and have decided to post those articles here as well. This week’s: Study shows how memories can … Continue reading →

Another excellent photoplasty collection by Cracked readers. They’re all good but here are a few of my favorites.            By Bonsai Elephant Good marketing can make any shitty business look good. How do we know? Because … Continue reading →

Since most household electronics have life spans limited by factors besides battery life, a battery that lasts for a decade or two could easily outlive the device it powers. “If you could get 100,000 cycles out of a lithium ion … Continue reading →