Monthly Archives: October 2013
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Grocery store water aisle, skeptic educational opportunity
2October 31, 2013 by kittynh
My two daughters are adults now, but they learned their skeptic lessons well. Skepticism and critical thinking should be part …
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Bigfoot Art? Culture could be the next “proof”?
2October 28, 2013 by kittynh
As the least physically active member of the Bigfoot Club, I sometimes get stuck with answering questions from locals about …
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The Best Photograph of a Ghost in New Hampshire, is me!
1October 25, 2013 by kittynh
Originally posted on Two Different Girls:
Photoshop helps! Boo I’m a member of the Granite State Skeptics. Skeptic groups are usually like… -
Who knows what went wrong with the Doctor Who jello mold?
2October 20, 2013 by kittynh
My friend Natalie is a huge Doctor Who fan. Maybe fan isn’t enough of a word for her expertise and …
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Darwin Award Winners? Or Just Plain Unlucky Safe Crackers?
Leave a commentOctober 18, 2013 by kittynh
Living in rural New Hampshire, my favorite news sources are the local free newspapers. You know the ones, the content …
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The Joy of a Train and Skepticism, for the non Dr.Sheldon Cooper types
Leave a commentOctober 16, 2013 by kittynh
I often laugh when Dr.Sheldon Cooper on “The Big Bang Theory” speaks of his love of trains. I am married …
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Blobsquatching….
Leave a commentOctober 10, 2013 by kittynh
The Bigfoot Club, the local Bigfoot hunting group I belong to as resident skeptic, prides itself on doing more than …
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Why sometimes we should celebrate the flawed victories, or Dr.Neil Degrasse Tyson, throw a party!
4October 8, 2013 by kittynh
Sometimes skeptics and scientists embrace the title “curmudgeon” too tightly. The new movie “Gravity” starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney …
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Going UP!
Leave a commentOctober 7, 2013 by kittynh
While not a skeptic post, I thought it would be fun to share a bit of New England lake front …
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