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Being Jennifer | December 14th 2009 by Jenny
This has recently been brought to my attention. I guess dinosaurs even had their problems- y’know, beyond the whole extinction thing. Unfortunately, I can’t embed the video, but while you click on the link, I’m sure you’ll fin read more
How did dinosaurs move? Computer simulations have the answer
Just A Theory | December 14th 2009
Another New Scientist article today: Did four-legged dinosaurs gallop like a horse, run like an ostrich or hop like a kangaroo? All three have been suggested, but with only fossils to go on it’s a difficult puzzle to solve. That’s why Bil read more
Dinosaur Chess: Learn to Play
Negosyo Tips & Guides | December 13th 2009 by gcol
Product Description Sign up to Professor MacDinosaur’s chess class. You will grow from a hatchling, fresh from the egg, to a huge dinosaur ready to take on the Tyrannosaurus Rex. The action takes you through different parts of the dinosaur&# read more
1993 – a pivotal year (with thanks to Mrs Grant)
LiteraryMinded | December 12th 2009 by Angela Meyer
Besides my Oma, the person who most encouraged my writing when I was a child was my year 3 teacher, Mrs Grant. She was an exchange teacher from Canada and we all grew to love her so much that it was devastating the day she left. She was so sweet t read more
Sorry to break your heart, but...
Galt Museum & Archives | December 11th 2009 by Galt Museum & Archives
I have been breaking a lot of hearts this last month or so (no, I’m not being egotistical). It’s just that when I explain to a class that pteranodons and plesiosaurs are not really dinosaurs (they’re extinct flying and marine reptiles, respect read more
Ask Weirsdo: Dollhouse Furniture
pansifiles | December 11th 2009
Ariel really liked the furniture in the doll baby's room:What beautiful things! I went back to look at earlier pictures, the wardrobe, the bed, the little clothes-chest, the chair, so carefully made and painted. I would have probably sold my own pare read more
T.rex ‘little cousin’ discovered
Interesting finds | December 10th 2009 by Jason
Tawa hallae was a small, meat-eating dinosaur Researchers have unveiled a new species of dinosaur from the late Triassic period – a small, early relative of T.rex and Velociraptor. The 2m-long dinosaur, named Tawa hallae, was found in a “ read more
My Top Seven Favorite Dino Books
Dewy and The Dinos | December 10th 2009 by Anessa and Ann Marie
As you all know I am a Dinosaur fanatic and with the holidays coming I thought I would share some of my all time favorite books that you may want to give to your kids.1. Uncover T.Rex....Take a three-dimensional look inside a T-Rex written by Dennis read more
The Hunger of the Dinosaurs exhibition at the Palais de la Décou…
A Paris News Blog | December 10th 2009
2010 will be the year of the DINOSAURS in Paris! To keep you waiting until the « In the Shadow of the Dinosaurs » exhibition at the Muséum histoire naturelle in April, here’s a new exhibition at the Palais de la découve read more
The Monkey’s Paw
A Dude's Guide dot com | December 9th 2009 by Barry Robert Ozer
by Richard In the classic tale of suspense and wishing gone wrong, “The Monkey’s Paw” by W.W. Jacobs, a man comes into the possession of a magical monkey’s paw on which he can make wishes. Unfortunately, these wishes, while co read more
The World Without Us Looks Pretty Good
The Lunch Break Blog | December 9th 2009
Alan Weisman responds to the Copenhagen Summit 2009 in his nonfiction work The World Without Us. Stop trying to save the planet; the planet will go on without us just fine. A wonderful work of speculative writing, Weisman eases the fears of our carbo read more
Rural Holidays in Spain: 4 Original Proposals
HotelSearch.com Blog | December 7th 2009
Rural holidays don’t necessarily have to involve just beautiful landscapes and homemade gastronomy. It can also be a source of surprises and exciting activities. Three original proposals are suggested here for those who want to make the most of t read more
A Dinosaur Book a Creationist Can Love
Already Gone | December 7th 2009 by Robert Parrish
[The following post was originally published in Ken Ham's personal blog, "Around the World with Ken Ham." Ken is the founder and president of Answers in Genesis and the author of numerous books, including Already Gone published byMaster Books.] Her read more
Tatutina Bookends- Dinosaur
Jepitu Top Blog | December 7th 2009 by MasRub
Product DescriptionTatutina Dinosaurs Bookends makes for the perfect accessory in all types of childrens rooms. The Dinosaurs design will inspire the imagination to come along on a reading adventure. Handpainted on both sides, this Tatutina product read more
Dinosaurs Don’t Live In Caves…
Capisce? // Band news, blog, music, photos and video | December 5th 2009 by Capisce?
Dinosaurs Don’t Live In Caves… …Especially Simon. That’s the name of our new track, and it rocks your face you understand? Seriously though, we wrote a new track today called Dinosaurs Don’t Live In Caves (Especially Sim read more
Calling all Dinosaur fans...
My Adventures in Mommyland | December 4th 2009 by Bethany Larrabee
This Sunday, December 6th at 8pm est, the Discovery Channel will transport us back 65 million years ago, to a time where dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Clash Of The Dinosaurs is a new program in which new imaging technology gives us a view deep inside read more
Bird vs. Nerd! Super Mario Bros. (1993)
Action Flick Chick | December 4th 2009 by Action Flick Chick
Singing! Dancing! Squabbling! With André Meadows, a.k.a. Black Nerd of BlackNerdComedy.com and the Reelz Channel film review program Movie Mob. Black Nerd and I have teamed up…or rather gone head to head in a review of Super Mario Bros. F read more
El rollo de las series viejas nunca se acaba… ¡ahora un combin…
El blog de Shigure Souma | December 3rd 2009 by Shigure Souma
Bueno bueno, los lectores del blog se me adelantan y me ponen contra la pared, pues las cosas que han mencionado deben salir en las listas, ya las estaba buscando… así que dale con un poco más de series viejas, ya en pleno diciembre. Esta vez read more
A Battle for the Ages: Unicorn vs. Robot Dinosaur Tattoo [Geeky T…
Great White Snark | December 2nd 2009
If you’ve seen one fight between a robot T-Rex and a steroidal unicorn immortalized as a tattoo, you’ve seen them all. So you can cancel the Google Alert for “unicorn robot dinosaur tattoo shredding.” The search is finally ov read more
Transitional Dinosaur Species Found in South Africa
Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science | December 1st 2009
Artist's illustration of sauropods. South African paleontologists recently announced the discovery of a new species of dinosaur, Aardonyx celestae. The fossil record suggests that giant four-legged giant herbivorous sauropods evolved fro read more
MOVIE REVIEW - ICE AGE: DAWN OF THE DINOSAURS
Blog with full movie download options | November 29th 2009 by Donald Krups
ICE AGE: DAWN OF THE DINOSAURS ? REVIEW 7.5 out of 10 Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, the third entry in the popular animated series, is an endearingly sweet family film that will thrill the tykes and keep parents engaged as well. The entire gang fro read more
Space Disaster - Impact Events
All in One & One in All | November 29th 2009
Now, my next post will have details about Impact EventsImpact events :Impact Events are events which occur due to a collision between Earth and a large meteorite,Asteroid,comet. When this incident happen this can release power which will be equal to read more
Not Digging the Dinos
Mostly NF | November 27th 2009
I enjoy a good dinosaur book as much as any former nine-year old, but was honestly disappointed with two new dino books this year. How to Build a Dinosaur by well-known paleontologist Jack Horner, was the first. The author’s name caught my ey read more
Super-croc had dinos for dinner
Weird Science | November 26th 2009 by Daniel Smith
Paleontologists have come across fossils of fearsome ancient crocodiles that stood on two legs and who fed on a menu of dinosaurs. These new discoveries include species nicknamed BoarCroc, RatCroc, PancakeCroc, DuckCroc and DogCroc. Accord read more
Stegosaurus
Dewy and The Dinos | November 24th 2009 by Anessa and Ann Marie
Stegosaurus can defend it's self from Allosaurus but if Allosaurus evolves to Tyrannosaurus Rex but most people call them T-Rex for short. When T-Rex fights Stegosaurus, the battle is to the death and who wins the battle gets the turf. Stegosaurus ha read more
Kory & Ben's Dia de los Dinosaurs Wedding
OffBeat Bride | November 24th 2009 by FioriFloralDesign
The offbeat bride: Kory Bingaman, illustrator and comic book artist Her offbeat partner: Ben Francka, writer and cook Location & date of wedding: Riverwalk Jazz Café, Ozark Missouri — September 19, 2009 What made our wedding offbeat: Neit read more
Games that must happen: Dinosaur Hunter
Electric Spectre | November 24th 2009 by Von
I know, I know, Turok was a dinosaur hunter. But he wasn’t reeeally, anymore than Gordon Freeman is a combine-assassin or Mario is a gooma-exterminator. No – I want a game where the focus is on the actual dinosaur hunting, rather than so read more
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