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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, flaming otters, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Only because I asked about every single thing every single time, so I appreciate your patience
You're kidding, right? It was absolutely fascinating for me to see these things through somebody else's eyes. I appreciated the attention, and was only worried that it would burden the people around me, not the other way around!
beth, my thoughts are with you, Matt and his family.
Owen's now talking in sort-of sentences, including, "Ready, set, go!"
Apparently my kids have watched too much British produced programming, they say "Ready, steady, go!"
Also, Hi Nilly!
A link for Nilly and other sciencey/mathy/physicsy types: visualcomplexity.com
VisualComplexity.com intends to be a unified resource space for anyone interested in the visualization of complex networks. The project's main goal is to leverage a critical understanding of different visualization methods, across a series of disciplines, as diverse as Biology, Social Networks or the World Wide Web. I truly hope this space can inspire, motivate and enlighten any person doing research on this field.
Lot's o' pretty graphs.
I can't get over how it seems to contradict the mas and energy conservation rules that the universe seems to be controlled by. Nothing comes out of thin air, yet one minute there wasn't a person, and then there is, a whole complete person, right there, and how could it be created out of nothing?
Nilly, I lvoe the way you expressed this. I think about it all the time - I look at Ellie and just wonder where she came from. (Obviously, I'm not going to forget, but it still amazes me.)
Hey, Gud! How are things going with you and yours?
Thanks for the link, tommy! I can't believe how many of these graphs I recognize, even on their tiny-scale pictures. But I'm anyway going to forward the link to several people who work in the field - it will definitely help in preparing presentations and the like.
Also, if you look at the graph of physicists, the names in pink-brown-orange (what color is that, anyway?) to the right are mostly from our group of research.
Stephanie, thanks! And now I want a cute-Ellie story, too. With pictures, of course, if possible. I'm all greedy today.
The little people are doing well. There is still some rough-going though.
If people would like to hear a little good news --
Yesterday, T got a promotion at work. Retroactive to mid-November.
Awesome news Fred!
I had a good job review yesterday, so that is something that is going well.
Yay for T and Gud!
My head still hurts. It has exactly one hour to CUT IT OUT!