9-5-2006 (8)

“I feel like the Snow Patrol album Eyes Open was written just for me. Proof of the universal human experience I am sure.”

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“My birthday is coming up. If you’ll be in LA on the 17th, stay tuned for party location. There will be beer brewed just for the occasion!”

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“Emerging Environmental Issues in Drilling and Completions.”

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nooma

&#8220;<p>buildings and bridges<br/> are made to bend in the wind<br/> to withstand the world<br/> that&#8217;s what it takes<br/> all that steel and stone<br/> is no match for the air, my friend<br/> what doesn&#8217;t bend breaks<br/> what doesn&#8217;t bend breaks</p> <p>we are made to bleed<br/> and scab and heal and bleed again<br/> and turn every scar into a joke<br/> we are made to fight<br/> and fuck and talk and fight again<br/> and sit around and laugh until we choke<br/> sit around and laugh until we choke</p>&#8221;

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Buildings and Bridges, Ani DiFranco

(I know I said no more Ani…)

&#8220;<p>Father won&#8217;t you carry me<br/> For the ocean is wide<br/> Father won&#8217;t you carry me<br/> For my boat is small</p> <p>Father on the moonless night<br/> Help me cross the stormy sea<br/> Out here in the darkness<br/> Help me find my way back home</p> <p>Father won&#8217;t you carry me<br/> For the ocean is wide<br/> Father won&#8217;t you carry me<br/> For my boat is small</p> <p>Father in the season of dying<br/> Let me sleep in your arms<br/> And come watch over me<br/> Someone watching over me, over me</p> <p>Father won&#8217;t you carry me</p>&#8221;

— The Prayer Cycle, Movement V: Grace, Jonathan Elias

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Litter Box

&#8220;is developing a plan.&#8221;

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Core 103: The Process of Change in Science (Dappen)

Required Reading
Bartusiak, Marcia. Through a Universe Darkly. New York: Avon (1995).
Brockman, John. The Third Culture. New York: Simon & Schuster (Touchstone Books) (1996).
Gleick, James. Chaos. New York: Penguin (1988).
Hawking, Stephen. A Brief History of Time. New York: Bantam (1988).
Kane, Gordon. The Particle Garden. Addison-Wesley (Helix Books) (1995).
Lindley, David. Where Does The Weirdness Go? Harper Collins (Basic Books) (1996).