Archive for December, 2005
Happy New Year’s!
Wishing you the best, all my loyal (and not so loyal) readers!
Bachelorhood of a Sort is Behind Me
As many of you are probably aware, a fairly major and wonderful change is happening in my life over the next few weeks: I’ll no longer be living alone! Teisha, the recent graduate (yay!), is packing up and we’re trekking across the desolate Western landscape to my home in sunny Coastal Paradise, California. (continued)
For the child within…
You can make your own Legos kit! (continued)
Powers of Ten
You should go watch this amazing video that shows scale- from the universe to an atom. Nifty!
Rubik’s Cube
Have fond memories for those weird plastic gadgets? Then Aim for the brain, and play a virtual one– or watch it solve itself!
Rantback: Juicy Morsels
Welcome to the first Rantback , which consolidates lots of little thoughts into one post. In this issue: Feminine form in video games, Cancer, Pets, and Teaching. (continued)
X-Mas is coming!
I’m a lucky human being. I have my health, great friends and family, and I see potential in the future. Which means, for me, X-Mas is relegated to asking for shiny baubles which I certainly don’t need, but some of which I surely want. So, let’s discuss the gifts we want, why not? (continued)
CU peeps
Hey all, If you’re a CU-ite still (er, Teisha?) and you have easy access (like, go to website, click on link, free access because you’re connecting through CU or something) to the archives of the Rocky Mountain News, Denver Post, Daily Camera, or other, can you see if there’s any reference to a fire/flood in the library? (continued)
Visions of the Future
I just finished re-reading one of my favorite books, Metaplanetary by Tony Daniels. It’s awash with brilliant new ideas for the future, which I wish would hurry up and get here! (continued)