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St. Bernard
Anyone looking for a puppy? The Monastary of St. Bernard is giving away their last St. Bernards. How uncool.
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Deepest Sender
Yeah, you know me. Down with da toyz. Playing with a mod to Mozilla that lets me post to here [LiveJournal]. It does not let me into my MT or my Xanga blogs.
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Required Reading List
brittsaqt suggested a required reading list. So here goes (in no particular order) with Amazon links: A Game of Thrones – George R.R. Martin Illiad and Odyssey – Homer A Brief History In Time – Stephen Hawking The Elegant Univese – Brian Greene The Dream of Reason – Anthony Gottlieb Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and…
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Tree Down
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SGA meeting moved to Sept. 20
Here is an article on a WebCT upgrade for which I was interviewed for the Spectator, the university student news paper. Even SGA couldn’t bear the ire of Hurricane Frances. SGA elections, set for Sept. 7, were extended until Thursday, Sept. 9 because the weather interfered with online voting, according to SGA president, Jason Lewis. Lewis said…
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Cowboy Bebop
Been watching Spike, Faye, Jet, and Ed again. On disc 5, but I expect to finish the last episode on that one, finish disc 6, and perhaps even pop in the movie tonight. Good, good, stuff. Also recently watched the few episodes of Macross Zero my bro gave me. Such amazing picture and sound. Why…
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Movie Log 7/24 – 7/25
7/24 The Bourne Supremacy – decent action flick with yet more car chases, running, shooting, and twists. Not so much a you have to see, but see it if you like that kind of thing. Unbreakable – guess I wanted a M. Night Shymalan fix before The Village opens? Whale Rider – interesting story, but…
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IM Interopt
Maybe, just maybe… the deep chill about preventing competitors from using one’s instant messaging protocol have somewhat melted. AOL, Yahoo, and MSN all team up to make interoptable MS’ enterprise IM product. Just around the corner are our desktop clients. Of course, my Trillian will be worthless. Then again, I paid my dues a couple…
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Human beings
Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so. Douglas Adams