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fuchsoid: for the intersection of Torchwood watchers and those aware of Dylan Thomas' oeuvre: Under Torch Wood.'
Viafuchsoid again, via Neil Gaiman's blog which means that most of you ahve probably seen it already, the Helsinki Complaints Choir.
At The World is Not Flat, the blog of two people traveling around the world, they muse on the sad and sometimes beautiful state of European graffiti.
sarahq is a forensic tech who blogs about her job. Today she talks about CODIS, the national DNA database. In recent days she's talked a lot about DNA analysis. Interesting stuff!
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After writing the next column for Tokyopop, I watched episode 1 of Shounen Onmyouji, because I am still in my love-for-Heian-Japan phase and there is nothing better than Heian Japan with onmyouji and monsters and such. I enjoyed it - nothing to make me run out and pimp it to everyone I know, but I'll keep watching. I've got the first episode of two other historical-ish anime downloaded, the ones thatgreenapple2004 refers to as "Tenpo Ibun Ayakashi Ayashi & Bakumatsu blah blah Iroha whatever-" in her list of anime she's been watching. Will watch them at some point.
I also didn't watch Heroes on Monday because I couldn't stand to sit down and watch a show for an hour. Was planning on catching the rebroadcast Sunday, but after seeing the vague squees on the friendslist, I might download it sooner.
fuchsoid: for the intersection of Torchwood watchers and those aware of Dylan Thomas' oeuvre: Under Torch Wood.'Via
fuchsoid again, via Neil Gaiman's blog which means that most of you ahve probably seen it already, the Helsinki Complaints Choir.At The World is Not Flat, the blog of two people traveling around the world, they muse on the sad and sometimes beautiful state of European graffiti.
sarahq is a forensic tech who blogs about her job. Today she talks about CODIS, the national DNA database. In recent days she's talked a lot about DNA analysis. Interesting stuff!-----
After writing the next column for Tokyopop, I watched episode 1 of Shounen Onmyouji, because I am still in my love-for-Heian-Japan phase and there is nothing better than Heian Japan with onmyouji and monsters and such. I enjoyed it - nothing to make me run out and pimp it to everyone I know, but I'll keep watching. I've got the first episode of two other historical-ish anime downloaded, the ones that
greenapple2004 refers to as "Tenpo Ibun Ayakashi Ayashi & Bakumatsu blah blah Iroha whatever-" in her list of anime she's been watching. Will watch them at some point.I also didn't watch Heroes on Monday because I couldn't stand to sit down and watch a show for an hour. Was planning on catching the rebroadcast Sunday, but after seeing the vague squees on the friendslist, I might download it sooner.
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Also, re: Heroes-
OMG yes, this was a great episode so definitely download if you can. Next week's looks like it is going to kick some serious ass as well.
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Bakumatsu was better, I think, and since I enjoyed that one more I think I'll be watching it. It does get points for being the only anime I've seen that's set in Japan and actually HAS AN EARTHQUAKE. Not caused by supernatural means, even!