Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Shower Safety, Airframe Repair, and Common Core Mathematics

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Tailgating Countermeasures, Do-Nothing Box, and Corral Gate Repair

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Night Light Power Connections and Water Shutoff Valve Replacement

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Solar Eclipse Path and International Space Station Visibility

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Doctor's Stool Design and Early Digital Display Technology

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Bandsaw-Related Topics

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Metric Threads and Anatomy of the Eye

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Drill Press, Method for Drilling Radial Holes, and Partial Map of Phoenix

Geeks Contemplate Mystery Object

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Fire Starter and Rocket Stove

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Bitcoins and Shakesperean Logic

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Hyatt Regency Walkway Collapse

Slide Rule of the Week for 28 March 2017

Slide Rule of the Week for 21 March 2017

Slide Rule of the Week for 14 Mar 2017 (Pi Day!)

Geeks Marvel at Keurig Innards

Making coffee these days is more complicated that you'd think.

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Shoe Cubbie Design

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Nomograms and Dead Bug IC Mounting

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Copper Extraction, Balsa Wood Conservation, and Burning Bridges

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Dimmer Wiring, Small Engine Maintenance, and Heat Shrink Tubing

Geeks Scribble on Scratch Paper - Magnetic Levitation and Doggie Door Repair

Notice

When a man says he'll do something, he'll do it.  There's no sense in reminding him every six months.

Geek Turns 90

On February 12 (a non-Tuesday), Tom had his 90th birthday.  On February 14th (a Tuesday), Mark and Phyllis threw him a big birthday party with a fancy tablecloth and cake and candles and everything.  Oh, and (thankfully) just one silly hat for Tom himself.  Click here for lots more pictures.

In case there's any doubt, a good time was had by all.

Geeks Adopt a Ballpoint Pen

Notwithstanding the strict and official rules regarding the geeks' use of #2 lead pencils, they also have a ballpoint pen. Just one, though. Here's the scoop:

And here's the pen itself, a very nice pen indeed, as you can see:

Geek Redefines COBOL

Man.  Even though there's documentation and everything, nobody's still quite sure what to make of this.