I can sort of sympathize. When I was in undergrad people often asked me what I would do with a worthless biology degree if I didn't make it into medical school. In the end, if you are doing what you love, it is worth something to the most important person: yourself.
You know, what I would really like to see, though, is these from different angles. Let's see some from overhead, from the left, right, etc. It would be interesting to see how they distort at different angles.
These really are amazing. I have seen them numerous times, all over the net. Yet they never cease to amaze me and I love looking at them every time. Thanks for the link.
Dharma: I just wanted to comment that I have been very impressed with your thoughts and comments on your experience with Hospice care. Your true humanity really shines through. Best of luck with your future edeavors, especially college. I am sure you will do very well and it will be a rewarding experience.
Hmmm, I am trying to remember movies that were really atrocius, ones I was actually sorry I saw. The only one that jumps to mind was Mission to Mars. Awful, horrible movie.
I echo SC's comment. I won't be missing them at all. When was the last time they actually released some new, relevant music? Hmmm, I don't remember either.
This is incredibly petty of me, but I have to admit, after my last blog that was actually about what has been going on in my life went over like a rock, with only one comment (thanks Maso!!! You da man!), I have been somewhat sapped of my desire to blog. It is a silly reason, but I am the first to admit that one of my impetuses for blogging is the comments. So, being summarily ignored was a bit of a let down. Oh well, I can't say I have been great about commenting on othe
I wonder why the developers of Ubuntu didn't write this installer. It is slowly working toward becoming a somewhat official installer option. But since there will be plenty of people who just want dedicated Linux machines, I don't think they want to use this a the official installer. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 cla
About two years ago, I wrote a blog about using Ubuntu. I was impressed and quite pleased at how solid the OS was out of the box, once installed. However, since that time, I just haven't dabbled in Linux that much. Once I got my current laptop, I read that Ubuntu didn't play to happy with Acer laptops. But, the bug to play around was too strong, and so, when I stumbled across Wubi, I couldn't resist. Wubi is an installer for Ubuntu that runs in Windows. The beauty of it is that y
Wow, that was some serious blog necromancy there LW. I would be curious to know how you managed to dredge this one up. I got the email there was a reply and, quite honestly, could not remember what this blog was even about. It turned out far more serious and meaningful that I was expecting. Perhaps I ought to try to write something again. . .
Very impressive, especially for a first attempt. I feel the dread, but don't really get a feeling of the source.
So there are two of us here at Concord. A 4th year and myself, the 2nd year. We take call between the two of us and an ocassional day from the Family Practice intern. Since the 4th year is going on vacation next week that means I get to help cover her call. Sweet. That means I am on call 8 out of the next 14 days. Awesome. On call Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday. I can't even pretend that is cool.&
We picked it up on Saturday, but as I was re-reading 5 and 6 (I just don't really remember anything about #6, and I think I will enjoy 7 more if the events of 6 are fresh in my mind) I left it in Utah with my wife. Won't be able to get it for three weeks. Good thing I am busy.
It's been a while. In fact, with the exception of the recent music collab article I worked on with San Cho, it has been two months to the day since my last post. Hmm. Even I am surprised it has been that long. -I have had every intention of writing a number of blogs in that time. I have quite a few even started, festering in some state of composition. For some reason, they just never grew to fruition. I found myself bored with them, or bored with wr
Didn't mean to sound touchy, just didn't find the comment to add anything to the conversation. The winky eye face was supposed to convey that I was trying to tease back. Just doesn't come through.
but kind of genre limited to be called a "music" report. Um, it is music, right? I didn't title this 2007 Midterm All Inclusive Music Report. Anyone who has read our blog group here would know that our blog is progressive rock/metal directed. Plus, the title section doesn't allow me to put too many characters in there, so I h
Midterm Music Report 2007 For the past few years, San Chonino and I have been doing end of the year article wrap ups. They are a lot of fun, but they often prove to be quite difficult to write, due to trying to remember a full 12 months of musical goodness (and sometimes badness) and compress it into a few paragraphs. Plus, with quite a few highly anticipated albums coming out this year, 2007 had the possibility of being one of the best years in mu
Heh, and here I was, on the other side of the coin thinking you should just say sure, and go out with her to have fun. I went on many a date (in the short 5 months between coming home from the mission and meeting the girl of my dreams) with girls I wasn't really in to, just to have fun, make friends and test the waters. So, unless she is totally psycho, I would say go out, have fun. Since I know you, I'm not worried you would do things that might suggest more of a relation
You know, ever since JU stopped updating the RSS feeds, I stopped using it. Perhaps I should see if they are updating yet.
Now that was funny. Thanks for sharing. By the way, have you seen the further episodes of Chad Vader?
Green Carnation is the exact band I needed right now. It's great metal, and it rocks plenty hard. But it's not as morose, melancholic, and solitary as the doom metal I've been listening to lately. It's a little more upbeat, more friendly. What's funny is that Green Carnation is really a
Every once in a while, I manage to have an epiphany. But what I miss most is my Muse. She done gone wanderin', and ain't showin' no sings of coming back.
And he doesn't usually do the poetry thing You know, to be honest, I shouldn't say that too much. I have written a few poems I have here. The one of which I am most proud is "Ode to the Shephard's Snort". Really quite a bit or writing, if you ask me.
Green Carnations are my favoritest flower ever.
I blame Neurosis. Hmmm. That might be my fault then. And I haven't been sending you any new uplifting stuff lately. But then again, the Doom Metal is just so delicious lately. Drop me a line, or give me a call, or some such BS. Have a good one bro.
JoeUser Forums