Two words in particular I catch myself using lately are "terrible" and "apparently." For instance, I wanted to start this post out with the following: "Apparently, I cannot stop saying apparently. That's terrible! Terribly apparent, really ( Read more... )

This journal is primarily friends-only.  Leave comments for introductory purposes, etc.

So, I went and created a new filter here today, called "Just Peeps". I wanted to weed out all the blogs and rss feeds I had coming in on my main filter, and also make sure that there was a way to be certain I was reading people. My main reading filter for the last three yeas has had a limited scope within my friendslist (and I wasn't exactly ( Read more... )

fraterrisus says someone else asks why the world doesn't have a meme where everyone leaves screened comments with what they want to say to to the poster but haven't yet for whatever reason - and I he says, indeed, why not? So! Tell me anything you want me to know - about me, about you, about your mom, whatever you like ( Read more... )

So I know the population here has changed, especially since Facebook has taken off so very much. I'm not going to drop anyone from my friends list or anything as a result of not answering the poll. I'm just curious who's still around at all. Unless people comment I don't really get a sense of whether or not someone's reading along. Polls require ( Read more... )

CS Seminar, Monday, March 1, 3-4 PM, EE Packard Bldg., rm. 202 (Stanford Main Campus ( Read more... )

Just popping up a quick note to share this with y'all:

Why should your target practice be boring? Spice it up with a bit of the undead. Now you can really prepare for the zombpocalypse!"

This was a small side project of a friend of mine's that's actually getting some decent business lately. Too fun.

Tell me something good. Big, small, trivial, profound. Just tell me a happy thing.

There has been a surfeit of the dark and depressing of late, and I am minded that we perceive in the world that which have set out to see. I would like your assistance in recalibrating my outlook.

Stanford University’s Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics(CCRMA) invites you to visit our annual Open House on Friday, May 29th at CCRMA ( Read more... )

I think some folks might be unaware of what happened during Obama's taking the oath of office. He began a little too quickly, and I think that rushing it there may have thrown off Chief Justice Roberts, who then misspoke a later portion of the oath. In watching it, it looks as though Obama is so nervous or giddy that he needs prompting every ( Read more... )