What Are You Doing for the 4th of July?
It’s always fun to go do a little reading at Wikipedia and other resources to learn just how relative the facts of history are. But what are you doing to celebrate the 4th?
Continue ReadingIt’s always fun to go do a little reading at Wikipedia and other resources to learn just how relative the facts of history are. But what are you doing to celebrate the 4th?
Continue ReadingIt was July 3rd and I was returning home from a business trip. My flight was late getting in and I was beyond ready to be done with the traveling. I left the Kansas City Airport parking lot to begin …
Continue ReadingGeekDad has partnered with Lionsgate Home Entertainment once again! This time, we’re giving away 10 patriotic digital downloads for Independence Day!
Continue ReadingIt’s Independence Day in the United States of America, so patriotism is in the air. In case you feel that the urge to be patriotic conflicts with your usual urge to be geeky, we’re here to help.
Continue ReadingVisitors to the new Innovation Wing at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History got to help create this flag.
Continue ReadingWho won this week’s $50 ThinkGeek gift certificate by unscrambling a few founding father and other famous figures from the 18th century?
Continue ReadingAs we approach the Fourth of July, I thought that it would be appropriate to celebrate our Found Fathers and selected figures from the Revolutionary War period the best way that I can — honoring them in the GeekDad Puzzle of the Week.
Continue ReadingMy family loves going to watch fireworks on the Fourth of July. Who doesn’t? And our friends at ByteSize Science have a new video explaining how all those different colors are produced. (Did you know they put in extra stuff …
Continue ReadingIt was July 3rd and I was returning home from a business trip. My flight was late getting in and I was beyond ready to be done with the traveling. I left the Kansas City Airport parking lot to begin …
Continue ReadingIt’s always fun to go do a little reading at Wikipedia and other resources to learn just how relative the facts of history are. For example, the 4th was probably only the day that the wording of the Declaration of …
Continue ReadingIt’s the 4th of July and in addition to mutant hordes roaming suburban backyards looking for an angry fix of grilled flesh, that means explosives. When I was young, we went to Seattle’s Gasworks Park to watch the fireworks and …
Continue ReadingTomorrow is, of course, Independence Day in the United States of America, so it’s time to show your patriotic side. There’s no reason, though, why you have to hide your geeky side — why not celebrate both at the same …
Continue ReadingBytesize Science Presents: The Chemistry of Fireworks from ACS Pressroom on Vimeo. My family loves going to watch fireworks on the Fourth of July. Who doesn’t? And our friends at ByteSize Science have a new video explaining how all those …
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