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Which Star Trek character are you?
Your results:
You are Jean-Luc Picard
Jean-Luc Picard
65%
Geordi LaForge
65%
Leonard McCoy (Bones)
60%
Spock
52%
James T. Kirk (Captain)
50%
Mr. Scott
50%
Chekov
50%
Deanna Troi
50%
Data
49%
Uhura
45%
Beverly Crusher
45%
Will Riker
45%
An Expendable Character (Redshirt)
45%
Worf
40%
Mr. Sulu
35%
A lover of Shakespeare and other fine ( Read more... ) -
Waiting for a word
Over the weekend I found out that my cousin, A., was scheduled for surgery today. She and I don't talk but every so often, so I was surprised to learn that she'd been having headaches off and on for a couple of years. The headaches would come and go, but her doctors couldn't figure out what was causing them. ( Read more... ) -
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I guess I have to face it... I'm a license plate savant. -
AYE NTJ
There's more than one way to get your Myers-Briggs personality type onto your license plate. -
Rob @ 30, Star Trek @ 43
Fun filled weekend with the gang! We stayed with Tom & Jeff in their wonderful maison in NoVa, dinned courtesy of their generous hospitality (and Tom's wooooonderful cooking), then hit Rob's 30th birthday party in Bethesda. Many people, much merriment, and many cocktails and cake (the perfect food)! Hopefully I'll be able to snag some pix from ( Read more... ) -
A Little Exhaustion, A Little Guilty Pleasure
Thursday : work by day, board meeting by night
Friday : work by day, dinner and fun with the gang by night
Saturday : chores by day, web page and PayPal setup by night
Sunday : instant trip to C'ville by day, more web work by night
Monday : work by day, finish the web work by night
Tuesday : work by day, but that night...
I did something unusual ( Read more... ) -
Dad, Easter, the Revolution
Saturday night at 8:30 I got a call from my sister. She asked "can you come up for Easter?" I'd thought about going to church here on Sunday, but only because Dad and family hadn't announced any plans to do anything in Charlottesville ( Read more... ) -
Brain
Just about 10 years ago I found this little "game" called Brain. It's been forever since I looked at it, but I was fascinated by the results. Its intention is to give a subject a relative idea of how his brain is "tuned" along two axes: Left-Right processing and Auditory-Visual input ( Read more... )
