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Ugh, my chest pains have come back. It started this morning after I ate lunch (which was while I was playing NWN with Laz, Werdna, and MJO) so it's probably heartburn. I'm wondering why these episodes last so long though. *moans* At least it didn't stop me from playing ultimate today. Unfortunately, we didn't do to well today. I think we lost 15-7 although our team didn't really show up until we were down by eight. Ah well, there's always next week right?
Did everyone remember to set their clocks back an hour. It really shouldn't hurt anyone because they'll just show up early to one event and realize that everything's off. It's better than showing up late one hour and then realizing that everything was off.
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I chuckle everytime I hear that song. Anyhoo, I've been checking up on news, and there's a lot of it out there. First from ArsTechnica: It's possible there's a physics hoax out there that's been in the works for a while. It's still a rumour, but this is actually quite interesting (to me at least). Mind you, I skimmed through the journals and noticed that they didn't include some of the bigger journals I'm used to: Phys. Rev., J. Chem. Phys., J. AstroPhys., etc.
I remember my RJL or FM telling me that scientists who have articles that have been rejected by one journal shouldn't try submitting them to another journal. That's bad form. (The above has nothing to do with what I just said, but I just wanted to write it down so that I remembered.)
Anyway, the other ArsTechnica link was about a way to find extrasolar planets which were about 30 Earth masses by studying dust rings.
The ShackNews's got a link to some new space station developments which I saw a while ago. While there were some warnings about the sniper before he went on his killing spree. But really, you can't stop everyone you think might be over the cliff. "Precrime" starts coming to mind..
Finally, blogger referal logs are being used for spam. Yay.
