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Blink Element
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Transition
Obviously, I've not been using LiveJournal for awhile, not even to lurk. This isn't because I'm using something else for my blogging. Awhile back I decided to try making some changes both to how I portrayed myself to the world, and to how I spent my time. Both of these have had a mostly positive impact ( Read more... ) -
Boxcars All The Time
Played Fallout: New Vegas. It's alright. I liked Fallout 3 a bit better, although the mechanical upgrades in NV are interesting. I especially liked the new ammo/armour mechanics. The new crafting mechanic was mostly a waste of time, though. Even if I'd been playing in Hardcore Mode, I can't seeing it being worth the effort to keep track of all the ( Read more... ) -
Recent Gaming
I am currently playing the second-coolest character I have ever played in an RPG ( Read more... ) -
Star Trek: Tachyon Interference Array
Title: Escape from Starbase Urquhart (Part 1)
Summary: The team flees the destruction of Starbase Urquhart during the opening moments of the V'Ger Incident. The coincidental arrival of a computer-controlled starship leads to a mystery. Alan faces a dangerous adversary from his past.
First Aired: 03 April 2010
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The Pen is Mightier…
I completed my creative writing course today, probably the last I'll have to take, and possibly the last I shall ever take at all.
It is no surprise that my work was regarded as exceptional, but I feel like I should pretend that I am surprised. Years of effort, and I still have not begun to master the easy grace and humility I regard so highly. ( Read more... ) -
I Am Fine
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Matthew 7:3
"And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?" Matthew 7:3 [KJV]
Pat Robertson is apparently convinced that the earthquake which destroyed much of Port Au Prince was an attempt by God to force the Haitians into worship of His divinity.
From the CIA World Factbook we gather the ( Read more... ) -
Excerpt from a School Paper
"Everyone knows that knowledge is power. In some ways, it is the only kind of power there is. But, it is easy to forget this. We constantly rely on the knowledge of others in order to function as a society. The success of the modern age, such as it is, can be attributed to our socialization of knowledge. You do not need to be an expert hydro- ( Read more... )