Spiral-cut your wieners for good topology, excellent condiment retention, and extra caramelization
My first painful thought was as a euphemism for a weird circumcision ritual.
Daily Archives: June 28, 2012
I Love it When a Plan Comes Together
Ancient text gives clue to mysterious radiation spike
An eerie “red crucifix” seen in Britain’s evening sky in ad 774 may be a previously unrecognized supernova explosion — and could explain a mysterious spike in carbon-14 levels in that year’s growth rings in Japanese cedar trees. The link is suggested today in a Nature Correspondence by a US undergraduate student with a broad interdisciplinary background and a curious mind.
Firefly, not the TV Show
I used to love catching fireflies as a kid, but they didn’t seem to be around as much as I got older. I assumed it was a byproduct of spraying for mosquitos.