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Charlie celebrates a snowy North Carolina Mardi Gras.
Charlie has had quite and adventure these first few months. His journey began November 24, 2009 – the 150th anniversary of the publication of the Origin – by congratulating Kevin Zelnio on his outstanding Great Darwin Beard Challenge win:
Charlie and the Southern Fried Scientist take a look inside.
Charlie admires an undergrad’s igloo.
Charlie and Bluegras Blue Crab enjoy a once in a decade Beaufort snow.
Charlie and @bomaiblat enjoy a rare snow in Beaufort
Charlie plays in the snow
Since I discovered the Global Draining phenomenon yesterday, my e-mail and twitter has been flooded with witnesses of similar events all over the country. By fortune and chance, Jeff Priddy documented the earliest stages of Global Draining over three days this weekend. In it, you can see the wetland begin to drain, slow down briefly … Read More “More proof of Global Draining” »
Charlie, Bluegrass, and the Southern Fried Dad post-paddling.
Friends, colleagues, I stand before you today with the worst possible news. Earlier today, as I sat watching the sea, I noticed a disturbing trend. While scientists and environmentalists may claim the sea level is rising, I watched with my own eyes as the sea retreated. The data are irrefutable, we have entered into a … Read More “Global Draining” »