Internet Band
Andrew introduced Colin and I to this internet band. Basically a
bunch of people living in different physical locations writing songs for
fun by sending sound files to each other over the internet.
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Catching up on Angel
I haven’t been watching Angel, since I don’t have a t.v., but reading
about a few of the recent episodes motivated me to catch myself up by
reading
the synopses
from the last few seasons.
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Hot Air Balloon
I saw a red hot air balloon drift past my office window today. I’m on the
22nd floor, so it was below me. Awesome.
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Organic Chemistry Dream
Kekule dreamed about snakes biting their tales. This led him to the
idea of circular chemical bonds.
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How to trim your own hair
I’ve given up going to the hair-dresser, since they never seem to do what
I want. I cut my hair for the first time a few months ago and it went just
fine, but I thought I could use a bit more info. Consequently, I’m happy I
found this site.
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What Sci-Fi Fantasy Character Are You?
This site lets find out.
So far I have been John Sheridan from Babylon 5 (?) and Jean-Luc
Picard from Star Trek. Blah. I keep going back and changing my ambiguous
answers to see what happens…
Augh. Now I’m Marcus Cole. I think the only way to be a woman is to check
‘sensitive and caring’. Let’s find out!
Okay- now, with somewhat faked results, I’m Susan Ivanova, whoever she is.
Clearly I need to be watching this Babylon 5 show! :)
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History of Philosophy of Science
HOPOS is a society
dedicated to the history of the philosophy of science. I would really like
to get some information from them about important philosophy of science
people pre 20th century.
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Crazy Braids
Weird- I can’t seem to get enough of
this stuff in the last few
days…
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Chainmail accessories anyone?
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The Long Hair Community
For some reason I’m really grooving on this
Long Hair Community
site. Something about the attitude and excitement these people have. I’m
really being inspired.
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More on becoming a good programmer
http://www.isthe.com/chongo/tech/comp/c/expert.html
http://www.artima.com/intv/craft.html
http://perlmonks.thepen.com/88441.html
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A Good Programmer
I’m trying to become a good programmer. Maybe this link on
Good Programming Practice
will help.
This entry could really have gone into any of my categories- school, work
or living.
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Making Da Bun
Finally, a thorough explanation of how to
make a bun
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Hair Up-dos
I swing in and out of wanting to put my hair up. I do find
this
site kind of fun and inspiring…
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Ancient Models of the Solar System
All sorts of
models.
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Great Thinkers
A useful list of the great Arabic thinkers of the Golden Age.
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Lots of Great Science, Philosophy and Math Bios
This Site
has tons of great bios.
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Another Good Golden Age Site
Here it is
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Golden Age in Middle East
This is a good
summary
of the history of the Golden Age that occurred in the Middle east between
the 10th and 13th centuries.
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Lots of Maps
This learning site has a ton of
neat maps.
Most of them are blank so that you can learn geography by filling in the
important details. Cool!
I want to make a series of maps that indicate the
important scientists, natural philosophers and investigators of nature in
each area.
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Lessons on Early History
Some nice links from
Mr. Donn’s Ancient
History Page
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Maps of the Ancient World
This website looks like a really useful source for
maps of the ancient world. In particular, I’m interested in maps of
Ancient Greece, Rome and Europe, for my history of philosophy class.
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Clothes Swap
I just went to my first clothes swap- Wow! Lots of fun.
Related to this, I found a site with
instructions on tying Thai fisherman’s pants.
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No Smelling
I had an intersting discussion with May about smell, and
whether it had any survival value any more. Here’s a site that talks a bit
about that and has some links to other sites. The Anosmia Project
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First Personal Message- Removed
I did have my first ‘personal entry’ here,
but it really wasn’t doing anything for me, so I deleted it. I thought it
came across as too disjointed and probably a bit… whingy… Good
experiment though.
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Other people’s blogs
I’ve created a
list of other people’s blogs that I like to read.
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Winter biking
This
winter biking site is tempting
me to try winter biking again. Hmmmm…
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Wack ‘o’ Hardware Links
An entire
page
of links to other pages with information on computer hardware and
computer setup.
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Hardware Guides
A large number of
hardware guides
provided by waterwheel.
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Dave’s Guide to Buying Computers
Buying
a PC,
a PC laptop,
a used PC.
Dave also offers an entire course in
Home Computing
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How Computer Hardware Works
All
the details
courtesy of the How Stuff Works website.
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Computer Hardware Acronyms
Babel:A Glossary of Computer Oriented Abbreviations and Acronyms
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