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Showing posts with label The Ride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Ride. Show all posts
Saturday, December 07, 2013
You Know What Comes Next: Civilization Edition
I braced myself when I saw this, because I knew what was coming...
Friday, March 04, 2011
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Disturbing google search
My web page was hit by a google search for activities for elementary aged children with the song Ride of the Valkyries.
Comment: DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!
Comment: DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!
Monday, February 02, 2009
Web Form Submission Amusement
I think that sometimes I am easily amused or that my mind spends occasional moments in the gutter.
I just submitted a very sweet poster for the Nonlinear Science Gallery at the 2009 APS March Meeting, and the code letter sequence to make sure that I am a human was "poopu". [[Giggle]]
On the subject of the Nonlinear Science Gallery, there is one particularly interesting rule change that occurred either for 2008 or 2009. (I'm pretty sure it was for 2008, but I didn't submit anything last year, so I can't say for sure.) Namely, all videos are now required to be silent, which means that my 2007 entry that had The Ride playing (on infinite repeat for 3 days while the exhibitor hall was open) won't be able to be duplicated. I can, however, proudly say that the published version of that video (to which I've linked in the past), which is also available on YouTube, includes the soundtrack.
I just submitted a very sweet poster for the Nonlinear Science Gallery at the 2009 APS March Meeting, and the code letter sequence to make sure that I am a human was "poopu". [[Giggle]]
On the subject of the Nonlinear Science Gallery, there is one particularly interesting rule change that occurred either for 2008 or 2009. (I'm pretty sure it was for 2008, but I didn't submit anything last year, so I can't say for sure.) Namely, all videos are now required to be silent, which means that my 2007 entry that had The Ride playing (on infinite repeat for 3 days while the exhibitor hall was open) won't be able to be duplicated. I can, however, proudly say that the published version of that video (to which I've linked in the past), which is also available on YouTube, includes the soundtrack.
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amusing,
conferences,
March Meeting,
physics,
The Ride
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