by @katiedoyle
Before you all grab your machetes and shotguns, hear me out! I love zombies as much as the next geek. Really, I do. Hell, I live in Pittsburgh, which may as well be the Zombie Movie capital of the world! I’ve been fascinated as long as I can remember with the idea and have made appropriate plans (as well YOU should! The Boy Scout motto, “Always Be Prepared” does not exclusively apply to boys or scouts). But, something in the back of my head recently moved through to the front of my head and now I’m FREAKING OUT!
I do NOT want there to be zombies! I don’t!
It would not be a good time and the human race…just…we can’t POSSIBLY survive! And honestly, I’m not sure I’d want to.
Have you read Y the Last Man? No!? Well, I won’t spoil anything for you, but you should really just go read it as soon as you can. Anyway, the premise of “Y” is that every male on Earth has died. Awesome!!! Except then you read about the effects of the catastrophe and think, “Gee, I guess him leaving the toilet seat up wasn’t THAT big of a deal!” No, no it was not. (more…)

August 6th, 2010
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(Silver Spring, Md.) – Imagine a world where kids are as passionate about physics as they are about Facebook; where excelling in math is the coolest thing in school; and engineers and scientists are treated like rock stars. Science Channel introduces kids to this new world with the premiere of HEAD RUSH, a new one-hour, commercial-free kids’ programming block hosted by Kari Byron of the hit Discovery Channel series MYTHBUSTERS. Targeted toward middle-school age students, and the curious kid in all of us, HEAD RUSH will inspire and excite kids about the wonders of science and show how science is a vital part of their everyday lives. 
Standing next to reporters from ABS, CBS and The Post, this was a truly overwhelming experience and one that I can consider as the first official major event covered by GGN. Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for the
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