I am so craving some chocolate right now.

If I wasn't concerned about sleeping tonight, I might walk over to Starbucks and buy something.

Then again, that would be leaving the house (I'm in my pajamas) and spending money (I'm trying not to), and so maybe I wouldn't after all.

But mmm, chocolate.

I found this site a while back and bookmarked it; I meant to return to it but didn't until yesterday. I think it might be of interest to at least a few of you. The settings and such are what caught my eye.

One thing that's interesting is that, even though it's a movie project, they're doing it all with stills from a digital camera ( Read more... )

I’m likely going to do a database-driven “backend” web site for the clinic I’m volunteering for so that they can keep better track of the patients and statistics ( Read more... )

sorchadek and kimatha: you two should read this book. I liked it, found it quite interesting, and think you two will, too.

This isn't likely to be a good review, but I figured it'd be better say something about it ( Read more... )

Haven't been able to read journals lately. Things've been busy and I've been tired.

I have a bunch of questions, but sometimes I'm not sure what the questions really are (this is one of those times).

Was just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on academic research as it applies to me. The Behavioral Neuroscience / Neurobiological Sciences ( Read more... )

An old woman and an old man walking hand-in-hand down the sidewalk on 43rd street.

Rain water hits a flange along the roof above each of my doors and then, instead of cruising along a gutter until it finds a down-pipe and then peacefully making its way to the ground, instead falls to the ground in a thick stream that spatters into the flowerbeds ( Read more... )

Just when I thought I was about to catch up (meaning: having read every book I own; a state that I never seem to achieve). I have the book I started last night (The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of Knowledge), and then two others waiting on The List: Gentle Art of Verbal Self Defense by Suzette Haden Elgin and then Mavericks, Miracles, and ( Read more... )

I also read Ordinary People as Monks and Mystics in two sittings and finished it last night. It was fairly good and met my expectations. 150-some-odd pages is a quick read. A lot of food for thought in there, though ( Read more... )

Haven't been able to sleep very much lately. As such, I've been getting a lot of reading done.

I finished reading Vibrational Medicine a few days ago. It wasn't the "wow!" book I was hoping for, nor did it convince me about anything new or change my mind about anything ( Read more... )