Oh god, it’s finally over. just beginning.
Today’s launch couldn’t have happened without the following individuals, whose incessant givingness challenges all theories of kin selection-based altruism to a duel and stomps their beady-eyed heads in.
Hilotrons - without whom there would be no theme song
Christie Nicholson - for being an awesome co-host
Andrew Cahill - for post-production excellence and agreeable rent
Eric Schwartz - for being the ultimate web-fu sensei
Tim Murtaugh and Nick Sollecito - for answering all our noob questions
Jeff Alvarez - for being on call
Michael Pick - for being the original gangsta
Martha Mims, Lisa Mims and Dave Rankin - for being the best business and IP lawyers ever
Rachel Dvoskin and Sunny Gold - for general awesomeness
Bill Smee & Andy Bowers - for saying “yes” a helluva lot
Obamacorn - for inspiration
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I was wondering what happened to Scientific American’s The Monitor. You guys are great. I recently recommended the Monitor to a friend, but I now realize he probably had trouble finding it. I’ll be sure to evangelize. (first!)
Note the picture of producer Chris Mims as the curly haired guy picking over the computer between segments.
Waaahhaa. Awesome bro. Awesome.
well done, but how does a group called “small mammal productions” overlook the recent rediscovery of the pygmy tarsier? It’s 50% more adorable than previously described species of tarsier.
so much science, so little time.
again, well done.
Thanks Chris — and you just gave me an idea… in the spirit of PZ Myers’ Cephalopod Friday, perhaps we should do an, um, Small Mammal Tuesday? Awesome pics of the pygmy tarsier over at Scientific American: http://www.sciam.com/blog/60-second-science/post.cfm?id=tiny-primate-rediscovered-in-indone-2008-11-19
Chris and John, I’m your biggest fan—-can’t wait for more. Good stuff.