This is an old materials engineering handbook that was given to me by a professor upon his retirement from my undergrad university. I believe he rescued it from as it was being retired from the university library. When he was cleaning out his office, he asked a few students to come in, individually, and select… Continue reading Department of Engineering Science
Month: January 2009
Live Blogging the BSG Final Season Premiere
The beginning of the end of Battlestar Galactica. Angela and I are watching: Well, Earth sure a drag. Hey! Hera uses the same plastic spoons as Ainsley. That beach where Tyrol is having some flashback to old Earth… is that actually the beach at Stanley Park in Vancouver? Well, Starbuck. I guess you’re the twelfth and… Continue reading Live Blogging the BSG Final Season Premiere
Kodak Zi6 First Impressions
So, as part of one of my goals for 2009, we’re starting to shoot more video (mostly of Ainsley, natch). We’ve done so in the past, but with not with any regularity. Though one cannot ignore the fact of lazy parenting, I do think there are other more significant issues contributing to our lack of… Continue reading Kodak Zi6 First Impressions
MacWorld SF — 2009 Edition
For the past few years, I’ve jotted down some post-game thoughts on Apple’s announcements during their keynote at MacWorld1. I suppose — like the majority of folks, no doubt — I was a bit underwhelmed by this year’s address. Not that Schiller himself did a bad job, mind you. It’s just become clear that Apple… Continue reading MacWorld SF — 2009 Edition
Goals, Not Resolutions
Over the years, I’ve decided that setting for goals is a better notion that resolutions. A resolution is something that, once you’ve broke it there seems little point in keeping it from then on. They are so all-or-nothing. A goal is something to keep striving for. Even if you don’t reach it, at least you’ve… Continue reading Goals, Not Resolutions