2004/09/30
by Darin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
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2004/09/28
by Keeler at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
I got an email a few weeks or maybe i saw it posted here but okay here it goes. Rotate your right foot clockwise now at the same time point your right finger out and rotate it counter-clockwise...... Were you unsucessful??. I think something with your whole right brain, left brain thing (sorry cannot be more scientific here) makes this near impossible to pull off. But it is trippy and i have practiced it for hours at work out of pure boredom. Once in awhile I can overcome, half of the time somehow my knee locks up??????
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2004/09/26
by Dustin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
Aoccrding to a research at Cagbridme Univresity, it dseon't mttaer in waht oredr the lettres in a wrod are. The olny impartont tnihg is taht the frist and lsat letter be in the rhgit plcae.
The rset can be a ttoal mses and you can sitll raed it wituoht prbolem. Tihs is bscauee the hamun mnid deos not raed eevry letetr by istelf, but the wrod as a wohle.
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2004/09/22
by Darin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
So this just sounded funny. I guess it's cool. Astronomers found a cloud of sugar floating out in the vast emptiniess of space. The high-carb dust is called Sagittarius B2 and is a mere 26,000 light years away. So save your hunger, the good stuff's on the way.
Link to Article Source: boingboing.net
I plan on repairing the lack of activity here on the ole blog, but deadlines are looming and my web-surf time is rapidly approaching zero. Asymptotically of course. They can't take my soul!
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2004/09/17
by Darin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
Scientists have found out that dreams and REM sleep are not directly connected! So an old lady, around 73, had a stroke in a very specific location in the occipital lobe of her brain--and she's lost the ability to dream. She still has REM sleep cycles, but not with dreams! That means that all the mumbo jumbo about our dreams being part of our subconscious and all might have some weight after all. I always thought so, finally some hard evidence. :)
Source: boingboing.net, Link to article
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2004/09/14
by Darin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
Denver Broncos, Colorado Buffaloes, fantasy football, it's all here. Check out this phat logo for the Austin Cattle Prods, my coveted fantasy football team. Ok, so if I'm posting this, that means I'm terribly busy at work and this is as creative as I'm going to get right now.
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2004/09/09
by Darin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
Darin's Picture Album Posted Here, ---
Deanna's Picture Album Posted Here
Highlights include: Top of the Sears Tower, strolling along the Navy Pier, watching the fireworks, riding the ferris wheel, riding the L-Train, checking out the Millenium Park (and giant reflective bean to the left), passing by the jazz festival, hotel room service breakfast, deep dish pizza at Pizzeria Uno, shopping on the Miracle Mile, getting upgraded to 1st class after a canceled flight and just overall great quality time with my girlfriend!
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2004/09/01
by Darin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
The story of one CU Buffalo's war with the NCAA; the student's side comes out in this candid essay written by Jeremy Bloom himself.
Two years ago, I became a proud member of the 2002 Winter Olympics team and then won the World Cup overall title as a freestyle skier. Then, a few weeks later, the NCAA informed me that if it were to allow me to continue my financial means of paying for my trainer, nutritionist, physical therapist and agent for skiing, I would be endangering the core principle of amateurism as a college football player.
Even though the NCAA denied multiple waivers to let me play football, at least it provided me with a lengthy and adequate response to why it felt the request was off-base. It read something like this: No.
Thanks to Stefan on this one, Link to Yahoo Article
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