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Yearly Archives: 2011
Fare Thee Well, Greg Yuhas
Herr Direktor Funranium wishes fond farewell to a retiring colleague that has been an endless source of information, support, and stories.
Drinking To Columbia – An Antarctic Tale
Herr Direktor Funranium shares another Antarctic moment and salutes the astronauts who made for a very special, though sad, memory.
Continued Domination Of Global Media
A pleasant surprise on the TV this morning from KNTV 11.
Funranium Labs, Iteration V (and The Bug Hunt)
Funranium Labs, Iteration V, is ALIVE. Also, a challenge…
Weatherpocalypse Delays & Ordering Problems
Herr Direktor Funranium laments the lack of weather control and a website held together with baling wire and spunk.
The Lupercalia Coupon
A new coupon code in observance of the secular & quasi-religious holidays of excess.
warrenellis.com GUEST INFORMANT Piece
A reposting of Herr Direktor Funranium’s GUEST INFORMANT piece for Warren Ellis regarding security clearances & secret histories of the nuclear weapons complexes of the world.
Las Vegas (Part 2): The Atomic Testing Museum, NERVA, and SL-1
Herr Direktor Funranium cannot encourage you enough to go to the Atomic Testing Museum
Las Vegas (Part 1): CES 2011 & Good People
The non-Atomic Testing Museum half of Herr Direktor Funranium’s Vegas adventures.
Scientific Drinking Tour 2011 Update
The travel schedule of Herr Direktor Funranium and his Lovely Assistant are starting to firm up a bit.
Blowing People’s Minds With Geology
Sometimes all that time playing on and researching about volcanoes pays off.
Questions Answered, Mark IV
A selection of questions from all of you answered, in his own sweet time, by Herr Direktor Funranium
FMJ Stein of Science Family Portrait
I’ve never actually had all five sizes of the Steins of Science on hand at the same time. Pictures and a celebration, I say!
Clean Labs Make Good Research
From time to time, it is important to repeat these words from my undergrad years.