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All Done
So, I just finished the last final, the last projects are behind me, and everything is all done. I'm finally finished with school. All done and graduated. Woo ( Read more... ) -
More Books
Unseen Academicals - Terry Prachett ( Read more... ) -
Guardians of the Future
"We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors: we borrow it from our children." - David Bower
I've been thinking for a while about knightly orders, superhero societies, and the like. Some of this is likely due to the Order of the Engineer, which we can join as part of our graduation, but it's more than that. I've been trying to think of a, not ( Read more... ) -
Signal to Noise
Man. LJ has a WAY higher ratio of interesting links and stories and knowledge to crap than Facebook. Even once you block all the game spams that somebody grew a squash in Farmville, but needs your help carrying it to the market! -
All There Is to Say On the Matter
John Egbert is king of the trolls. He fools them all with his derpy innocence, then knocks over their whole worlds. All of them. -
Books, eventually
School's been keeping me too busy to read often, much less to get on LJ and comment about much of anything. But I did make some time to read, so here's the update.
Unseen Academicals - Terry Prachett
Jennifer Morgue - Charles Stross
The Truth about Organic Gardening - Jeff Gillman
Carrots Love Tomatoes - Louise Riotte
1635: The Dreeson Incident ( Read more... ) -
Laws of Physics: Unchanged!
At least we know if the laws of physics were to suddenly change one day, we'd notice, because of the innumerable high school and college science classes replicating basic experiments every day. -
A Man of Science!
I have been doing SCIENCE! The sciencey kind of science! The kind that you see on PBS documentaries. I have been out to the Gulf Stream on a dedicated research ship, hauled up parts of the ocean floor, been seasick, thrown equipment that cost more than my car overboard, thrown fishies back to the sea, watched dolphins surfing in the bow waves ( Read more... ) -
No One Could Have Expected!
Slate has begun a series, "The United States of Inequality", talking about exactly the concentration of lots of income (and even moreso, wealth) in fewer and fewer hands.
Gosh, I don't possibly see how this could cause any problems for the country! -
Random Sniplet, From Something Unwritten
"Wait, you thought you could defeat Death by KILLING PEOPLE?"