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My thoughts during July, 2006

New Blood

Yesterday evening I took in the NDTC’s show at Little Theatre…

Musings on Arts that flowed from my brain at 8:38 am Monday, Jul. 31, 2006

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Dancing to a different beat

Whew!! Ok, my schedule is now returning to the lazy, slow-paced life of the unemployed. For the last month I have been exploring another creative venture, i.e…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 9:10 am Friday, Jul. 28, 2006

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R.I.P. Louise Bennett-Coverley

Partin’
Me goin now; come kiss me, Jim.
Sal, yuh got everyting?
Sam, shake me han train soon move now
When dat-deh sinting ring.
Tell Puppa plenty howdy. Teck
De grip outa yuh lap…

Musings on Nothing that flowed from my brain at 7:27 pm Wednesday, Jul. 26, 2006

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Friendship Lost

To my lost friends,
Once upon a time - so begins every fairy tale. Yet they always have a happy ending, everything works out in the end…

Musings on People and Myself that flowed from my brain at 5:00 pm Sunday, Jul. 23, 2006

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Not forgotten

Ok, this is starting to get bad (for me). Another week is nearly over and still nothing new from me up here. A large part of the blame can go to me being tired and online a lot less…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 10:57 pm Thursday, Jul. 20, 2006

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M.I.A.

I know I’ve been very scarce this week. I’m not yet ready to disclose the details of what’s been going on with me, but it’s all good stuff…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 8:32 am Friday, Jul. 14, 2006

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Life before death

There are various theories floating around on how best to live a “good” life…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 11:26 pm Saturday, Jul. 8, 2006

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Failing well

I find it interesting that after years of training and practice to do something really well, it actually takes more skill to imitate someone doing it badly

Musings on People that flowed from my brain at 7:45 pm Wednesday, Jul. 5, 2006

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The jig is up

When I do a jigsaw puzzle, I, like a lot of people, do the edges first. I guess we find that it helps to give structure, plus it’s easier so we feel like we have accomplished something…

Musings on People and Myself that flowed from my brain at 10:19 pm Tuesday, Jul. 4, 2006

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- National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization
  Some useful resources on this site to help diagnose, identify and deal with chronic disorganization in yourself or those close to you. Maybe they will soon give it an official psychiatric designation.
- Uncyclopedia
  Spoof Wikipedia-style encyclopaedia where nothing is true. Fascinating, isn’t it?
- Cool Periodic Table
  This would have made studying chemistry so much easier. The animations and colours really help reveal the relationships of all the elements.
- Obsolete Skills
  While some skills have long become something for the reminiscent, like changing a fountain nib perhaps or operating an a-track player, some of the skills on this list seem like they were useful “just yesterday” - remember rabbit ears antennae?
- Visual Nutrition Info
  To aid in improving your nutritional habits, Foodsel provides visual comparisons of the content of common foods (hard to swallow when you see the whole stick of butter). It also shows how much exercise is needed to burn off items. Turns out I need to walk upstairs for 24 minutes to burn off my breakfast of Honey Bunches of Oats cereal.
- You’re studying what?
  If you have some strange desire to go learn about, let’s say, cultural anthropology or robotics, you can find a course here. These universities all provide free course material, some more in depth than others, but wonderful resources for those of us who love to learn.
- ebooks
  If you are somebody that finds it hard to walk out of a bookstore without a stack of books, your arms may be able to get some relief. If you can adjust to reading your books on screen, this site has just about any recent book you might find in a bookstore, in all sorts of subject areas. A good resource for when you must have it now.
- The Bible According To Google Earth
  If Google Earth had existed back then, this is how some of the major events in the Bible might have looked. Check out Noah’s Ark and the Parting of the Red Sea.
- Visualizing bible relationships
  For anyone who ever got confused trying to think through the complicated family relationships in the Bible, this page has some interesting visual representations. Now you know it really is as confusing as it seemed.
- Overheard Lines
  This blog lists various things actual people were overheard actually saying somewhere. It is pretty funny, weird, strange,enlightening, disturbing…
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