Indie Music. The most important aspect of the indie music culture is discovering bands that nobody else likes. But how's an over-educated 32 year-old to decide between all of the weirdly named
The future does not just happen. It is created.
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We're only as free as we allow our world to be. In setting the world free, we set ourselves free. In setting ourselves free, the world becomes that much freer.
Monday, August 24, 2009
What the Heck am I reading? - pt. 6
Sunday, August 23, 2009
What the Heck am I reading? pt. 5
This one put me back into the sci/fi head space.
It's a bit old, but who cares, because the ideas are very intriguing. The reason I picked it up was because Allen Steele, author of Coyote, mentioned it in his reading lists at the back of his series.
It is economically feasible, for instance, to establish a fleet of low-orbital, reusable space craft for the purpose of travelling from place to place on earth. Can you imagine flying to Australia in 45 minutes?
The chapters on terraformation, or changing a planet to make it suitable for habitation, are really stretching my imagination. Who would have thought that Mars could become habitable if you could warm up the planet a few degrees using a giant mirror, and by adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere?
Microsoft School of Counting
Let's see...
First comes 3.1
Then... 95
After that... 98
Next? 2000
And then... ME
Followed by... XP
Then: Vista!
And of course after that we have .... (fanfare please) 7!
It makes perfect sense, don't you think? 3.1, 95, 98, 2000, ME, XP, Vista, 7
First comes 3.1
Then... 95
After that... 98
Next? 2000
And then... ME
Followed by... XP
Then: Vista!
And of course after that we have .... (fanfare please) 7!
It makes perfect sense, don't you think? 3.1, 95, 98, 2000, ME, XP, Vista, 7
Not getting excited about Twitter? For good reason


Now that I know what a narcissist is I'm glad I did so crappy on the test!
Check out this graphic (click to enlarge) -->
"narcissist" –noun
| inordinate fascination with oneself; excessive self-love; vanity. |
What the Heck am I reading? pt. 4

Just finished this one last night. Another book about the Arctic, sailors and high adventure. What is it with me and the Arctic?
A great lesson on the changes wrought in Inuit life on Baffin Island during the great whaling era of the late 1800s. My sense of understanding about Inuit culture has greatly increased.
James Houston lived in the Arctic from 1948 to 1962, and was largely responsible for introducing Inuit art to the rest of the country. He has written several other books about his time in the Arctic.
Tornados Happen in Ontario
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