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• Dork Tower Monday
  03.12.12

• Leo Geo Drills Down Into Geology
  03.12.12

• The Superman Mythos and Lois Lane: Why She Matters
  03.12.12

• GeekDad Puzzle of the Week: Costa Concordia Conundrum
  03.12.12

• March 12, 1923: Talkies Talk ... On Their Own
  Reporters get to see the first successfully synchronized sound-on-film moving pictures.
  03.12.12

• Interview Time: GeekDad Talks With Adventure Time's Pen Ward
  Cartoon creator looks to Dungeons & Dragons, anime for inspiration on the popular cartoon.
  03.12.12

• Viggo Mortensen Speaks: Part 3 of 3
  03.12.12

• A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 12
  A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 12
  03.12.12

• GeekDad Puzzle of the Week Solution: Bigger Than Googol!
  03.11.12

• Through the Wormhole Returns and We Talk With Morgan Freeman (GeekDad Weekly Rewind)
  03.11.12

• Viggo Mortensen Speaks: Part 2 of 3
  03.11.12

• A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 11
  Google's daily brainteaser helps hone your search skills.
  03.11.12

• Rare Sci-Fi Art Draws Poster Addicts to Mondo Gallery Opening
  03.10.12

• 10 Things Parents Should Know About Disney's John Carter (GeekDad Weekly Rewind)
  03.10.12

• Viggo Mortensen Speaks: Part 1 of 3
  03.10.12

• A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 10
  Google's daily brainteaser helps hone your search skills.
  03.10.12

• Got a Moment? Listen to a 744-Hour-Long Radio Show
  Slow movies. Slow music. Slow art. The title of England's intriguing month-long AV Festival, now in its fifth edition, is ¿As Slow as Possible¿ -- a counter-argument to the frenzy of the upcoming London 2012 Olympics, with its feverish tagline "Faster, Higher, Stronger." One festival highlight that welcomes participants from anywhere in the world is a 744-hour-long radio show curated by artist Vicki Bennett, also known as People Like Us. Listeners can tune in live to the broadcast, called ¿Radio Boredcast,¿ at any time, day or night, during the entire month of March.
  03.09.12

• Portlandia Ends Second Season With Surreal, Hilarious Finale
  Portlandia's sketch-comedy celebration of America's weird and wonderful wraps its second season Friday night with an all-star episode featuring Tim Robbins, Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols, and more. Maybe now it's safe to reassure Portlandia co-star and guitar goddess Carrie Brownstein that she doesn't have to feel like a fraud anymore.
  03.09.12

• Twitter Catches the 'SPDY' Train
  Twitter is now serving up pages over Google's improved web protocol, making the site a bit speedier in Chrome and (soon) Firefox. Google is hoping that its SPDY protocol, pronounced "speedy," will one day speed up not just Google and Twitter, but the entire web.
  03.09.12

• Dork Tower Friday
  03.09.12

• Toronto Comicon Starts Tomorrow!
  03.09.12

• Sheer Ambition Weighs Down John Carter's Martian Melee
  Let's get one thing out of the way: John Carter isn't as bad as some were worried it might be. In fact, the movie's pretty good. But that doesn't mean it's great, and the two-hour-plus Martian epic's main shortcoming may be its ambition.
  03.09.12

• A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 9
  Google's daily brainteaser helps hone your search skills.
  03.09.12

• Tap Joint Delivers Otherworldly Telegraphic Messages
  An otherworldly narrative is playing out at TapJoint.com through coded messages transmitted using a virtual telegraph machine. The unknown sender tells of a city's resistance movement gearing up for a revolution on Illumination Day, an annual holiday celebrated March 9th.
  03.08.12

• Navy's Newest Robot Is a Mechanized Firefighter
  Add another eerily life-like robot to the military's rapidly expanding android army. This one is, of all things, a mechanical firefighter. And not only can it climb ladders like its flesh-and-blood counterparts, it's designed to interact with human handlers in a kind of human/robot bucket brigade.
  03.08.12

• Exclusive First Peek at Munchkin 8 - Half Horse, Will Travel
  03.08.12

• GeekDad and GeekMom at SXSW Film 2012
  03.08.12