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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Just Sayn'
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The Human Test - Volumes 2 & 3
Ever since I posted the first volume to The Human Test, two more have been released. The first two videos, produced by vlogger, ZeFrank, are quite hilarious and true, but the third is a little somber.
The second volume is titled "Volume 2, Difficulty: Easy", while the third is titled, "Volume 3: Love & Loss, Difficulty: Medium".
I answered yes to most questions so I suppose this makes me human... Check them out, they're pretty cool. Are you human?
The second volume is titled "Volume 2, Difficulty: Easy", while the third is titled, "Volume 3: Love & Loss, Difficulty: Medium".
I answered yes to most questions so I suppose this makes me human... Check them out, they're pretty cool. Are you human?
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The Ultimate Spaceship Face-off
If you're a Star Trek, Star Wars, Dr. Who, or science fiction aficionado, you may like this interactive chart.
Author, Chris Kirk over at Slate has created a "highly speculative search for the fastest ship in science fiction" by comparing the speeds of the Star Trek Enterprise NCC-1701, Star Wars' Millennium Falcon, the TARDIS from Doctor Who, the Heart of Gold from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the Jupiter 2 from Lost in Space, and even our very own Voyager 1 from NASA.
Kirk gives a very detailed account of his research in reference to each ship; You will find this by clicking on the image to the right, where you can set a course for the Alpha Centauri, Galactic Center, or Andromeda Galaxy.
Surprisingly, what may take the Enterprise decades to reach, the Millennium Falcon can reach in hours, the TARDIS in just seconds.
Author, Chris Kirk over at Slate has created a "highly speculative search for the fastest ship in science fiction" by comparing the speeds of the Star Trek Enterprise NCC-1701, Star Wars' Millennium Falcon, the TARDIS from Doctor Who, the Heart of Gold from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the Jupiter 2 from Lost in Space, and even our very own Voyager 1 from NASA.
Kirk gives a very detailed account of his research in reference to each ship; You will find this by clicking on the image to the right, where you can set a course for the Alpha Centauri, Galactic Center, or Andromeda Galaxy.
Surprisingly, what may take the Enterprise decades to reach, the Millennium Falcon can reach in hours, the TARDIS in just seconds.
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Return From Blog Break
Two weeks ago I thought I was about to die, because Ryan and I came down with Strep Throat the day before our vacation; It was not pretty, but we managed to pull through. Luckily, we were still able to make our trip to Corpus Christi to visit my parents. And what a breath of fresh air that was. We went to Port A, did a few shopping, and ate and ate, and ate. LOL. My mom's carne guisada and fresh tortillas were to die for.
When we got back to Houston, Ryan and I celebrated our 8 year anniversary by having dinner at our favorite Italian restaurant in The Woodlands, Pallottas Italian Grill, watching a movie, and shopping.
Of course, as with any break, world events continue and trying not to write about them, or share my opinions was difficult, but I managed to stay off my blog during this time off.
To close, I'd like to pray for those in Oklahoma who endured those awful tornadoes. I cannot begin to imagine what this is like and I pray they will find solace in knowing many people love them.
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