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Great article about Sam!

20 July 2009, 1:46 pm. Comments Off. Filed under Family, Links.

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Take a look: The Seven Sides of Sam Chupp « LeonDalePhotographer

The Parable of the Shower

10 June 2009, 8:23 pm. 2 Comments. Filed under Humor, Links, Reading.

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The Para­ble of the Shower by Leah Bobet is an absolutely hilar­i­ous short story.

The angel of the LORD cometh upon you in the shower at the worst pos­si­ble moment: one hand placed upon thy right but­tock and the other bear­ing soap, radio blar­ing, hum­ming a hea­then song of sin.

Thanks to Sarah Mon­ette for the heads-​​up!

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Weird Fish

24 February 2009, 4:27 pm. 2 Comments. Filed under Links.

If you’d told me yes­ter­day that there’s a fish with a trans­par­ent head, I wouldn’t have believed you. I cer­tainly wouldn’t have imag­ined that any­thing would look up and around through its own head for a greater range of vision! But that is exactly what the bar­rel­eye (Macropinna micros­toma) does.

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Natterings

5 February 2009, 9:26 pm. Comments Off. Filed under Links.

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I started play­ing around with Social­Whois today, which led me to visit Friend­Feed and add Dis­qus and DandyID to this site. And that led me to vis­it­ing a bunch of other sites for the first time in ages, like Blog­lines, which wants me to claim my site all over again.

DandyID has the most exten­sive list of social net­work­ing sites I’ve ever seen. I mean, who wants to be part of some­thing called my​.curse​.com? Ick! I couldn’t even begin to guess what some were about. I think I may set a mora­to­rium on sign­ing up for any new ones unless there’s a seri­ously com­pelling rea­son to do so. Oddly enough, they don’t have Rav­elry listed (but I did sug­gest that they add it).

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Miscellany

30 January 2009, 12:02 am. 9 Comments. Filed under Links.

I lost track of who orig­i­nally linked to what, so I can’t credit them prop­erly. But thank you to who­ever they all were, anyway!

Filed under “another rea­son I’m proud to be a home­schooler”: Cal­i­for­nia court rules that pri­vate school can oust les­bian stu­dents. I do under­stand that it’s a pri­vate reli­gious school, and that their denom­i­na­tion doesn’t approve of homo­sex­u­al­ity. On the other hand, the girls’ par­ents chose to send them to that school, not the girls them­selves. And demand­ing that every­body in the school be het­ero­sex­ual makes every bit as much sense as demand­ing that they all be right-​​handed! (It also sounds like the school went WAY the hell over­board in inter­pret­ing the “evidence.”)

Can I get an “Amen”?! End­ing Weight Bias: The Eas­i­est Way to Tackle Obe­sity in America

This is news? Read­ers build vivid men­tal sim­u­la­tions of nar­ra­tive sit­u­a­tions, brain scans sug­gest

Not Good News: Mer­cury found in kids’ foods — and in pretty much any­thing else that con­tains HFCS. I’m con­fi­dent of my abil­ity to kick the soda habit, but totally avoid­ing HFCS pretty much means avoid­ing all processed foods. GAH!

This is so cool! Implants Tap the Think­ing Brain

No sur­prise to me, at least: Watch out. The Inter­net will cut you

Real­ity check: Sorry, you don’t have a 200 IQ

Another no-​​brainer: Video Games May Hin­der Relationships

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