Monthly Archives: August 2006
Father, two sons, and the holy ghost
Doesn’t that sound like an average family?
You know how at Christmas when Santa Claus is very busy, he has assistant Santas to help him. In the same way, Jesus will probably be rather busy during the Rapture, what with the sorting of people, so he might need some assistants. For the bloggers covering the event, [...]
Men are pigs. Physicists doubly so.
I found an interesting quote here a few months back. It has got to be the most staggering example of a complete misunderstanding of, well, pretty much everything. It discusses the fact that Physics is much more successful in modelling the behaviour of solids than of fluids. This should be obvious to anyone with basic [...]
Even more accurate predictions!
From the Telegraph:
Jonathan Cainer, a leading newspaper astrologer, said the changes [in planet classification] did not undermine his work and that of fellow practitioners.
“We astrologers have long known and been predicting the announcement of new planets,” he said last night.
“These changes do not mean that the predictions we have been making have been wrong. But [...]
New music, new challenges
Lately I’ve been mostly listening to jazz. Acid jazz, Nu-jazz, Downtempo and such. As a consequence, I had to widen the ‘track length’ column in my music player. Just so you know.
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