This is what hip hop would have been like in the late-Victorian era. Or you could think of it as the rap equivalent of Abney Park. Whatever you call it, this is unique.
I bring you Professor Elemental.
This is what hip hop would have been like in the late-Victorian era. Or you could think of it as the rap equivalent of Abney Park. Whatever you call it, this is unique.
I bring you Professor Elemental.
I received this about half an hour ago:
To All Staff
Please note at about 4.30 this afternoon a group of students will be conducting an experiment in the [Redacted] Lab. This experiment will involve the use of a shock tube that will use air to break the sound barrier.
It should sound like a large explosion. There is nothing to worry about. We will have it under control and as far as I am aware will only happen once.
Cheers
[Redacted]
Awesome.
I’m in the process of updating my blog to WordPress. This is not a trivial task because of the custom plugins that I used to have for Movable Type.
It’s going to take a few days, so expect weirdness in the RSS feed while this happens.
Well, time to show my true geekiness with a series. We’re going to do symbolic integration. You know, anti-derivatives.
Read on …
I came across this opinion piece excerpted from Richard Dawkins’ latest book, The God Delusion. It’s a good piece, however there’s one niggle that I have.
The blog formally known as “Andrew’s Thingy”, which my wife thoughtfully put in, is now getting a more permanent name, as I start to use it more. It is known as “The BWAIN”. Why? Because this is a Blog Without An Interesting Name.
The scariest thing about this, though, is that all of the good titles I could think of are meta-jokes of one form or another.
Lynne Truss, possibly my favourite Grumpy Old Woman, finally has her own site.
For those who haven’t had the pleasure, Lynne is on a vendetta. Well, several, actually. In Eats, Shoots & Leaves, it’s bad punctuation. But it’s not because she’s a snob. It goes much deeper than that…
Read on …
Every blog must have a first post. This is blog is no exception.
The traditional first post is to talk about what the blog will be about. The list is always of the form: X, Y, Z and whatever takes the author’s fancy. Let’s not kid ourselves: number four is the most likely.
I have no pretense that this blog will be widely read, or even read at all except by a few close friends.
I have no pretense that this blog will change the world in any meaningful way.
I have no pretense that anyone in the world wants to hear my opinion on anything.
But you don’t talk to a teddy bear because you expect the teddy bear to listen. You do it because the act of talking is cathartic.
Welcome to my blog, teddy bears!