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Open Letter
Dear Hindbrain ( Read more... ) -
Home From WFC
Came back to work crises and a husband who had to leave town the day after I got home. Already behind on sleep and not sleeping well anyway. Cannot parse emotions effectively to know if I had a good time or not.
Hello, LJ-land. Glad you're all still here. -
Dear LJ:
I still love you. The thesis and I were just friends. You know you're my life, my world, my only. Well, except for the day job and the fiction and the husband and the cats...
Things that are happening:
1) Thesis defense is scheduled. Committee and advisor are optimistic about result.
2) Bull Spec #3 is out! With my awesome story "You're Almost ( Read more... ) -
Sent Thesis to Committee
Giddy with happiness. Giddy, I say.
*thud* -
Tika Invites Everyone to Get Their Own Mousey
Tika no like Jon Stewart anymore. Jon Stewart mad because new president no make things all nice like he thought he would. Peoplez on TV tired, too. They say “Hai, I voted for you, but I not happi. Why u no make me happi?” Then there Wall Street guy who all like “Hai, why u so mean to me? U wantz me to payz taxes. That no fair. I like not paying ( Read more... ) -
TIka Writes a Science Fiction Story
Once up a time there waz good kitteh who wanted to do good things, so he go to Space Iraq to help Spare Iraqis and serve his planet, which exactly like United States on Earth, cept we no callz it Earth. We gives it name like United Federation of Terra or something. Tika figure that part out later ( Read more... ) -
On Cross-Posting to Twitter and Facebook
1) Public means public. If it's not f'locked, then you are welcome to cross-post however you see fit. The usual policies apply: If someone cross-posts to Facebook/Twitter for the express purpose of being a twit, I will make fun of them relentlessly. So will Tika. Ember may pee on their legs, though he may not as he is a conservative kitteh and ( Read more... ) -
Tika Think it Not Always About U
Tika think maybe everybody need reality check ( Read more... ) -
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Poll Voting on Reality
According to a piece in the New York Times, one scholarly journal is using crowd-sourcing in place of peer review
( What I thought, in case anyone is interested. )