March 27, 2006 | Tags: Chicken | ♦
Context: Congress wants to know if your iPod is making you deaf (Ars Technica)
More Chicken iPoddity here.
Update 1 April: New software update for iPod released 29 March allows maximum volume limit set — called it. Whee.
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March 15, 2006 | Tags: Chicken | ♦
Context: Herman, the metre-tall bunny (BBC)
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Info: What’s with all the chickens?
Tags: chickens, giant bunny
March 14, 2006 | Tags: Chicken | ♦
Context: Mutant Chicken Grows Teeth (Scientific American)
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March 13, 2006 | Tags: Chicken | ♦
Context: Pakistan ministers eat chicken to allay bird flu fears “Eat Chicken” campaign to be launched to allay fears (Malaysia) EU ministers feast on turkey meatballs, chicken legs
Part 1 here, from five months ago.
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March 12, 2006 | Tags: Chicken | ♦
It’s just been an unpleasant week, culminating in the exciting events described in the last entry. I have some hopefully-more-amusing comics planned for the rest of the holiday week… but I’ll get started on them after I lie down for a day or two.
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Info: What’s with all the chickens?
Tags: chickens
March 11, 2006 | Tags: Ramblings | ♦
Car kena keyed on Thursday, backed into a new Lexus on Friday. Talk about bad car-ma. I really should just hide in my room for the rest of the week…
March 3, 2006 | Tags: Ramblings | ♦
It’s been an awfully long two weeks. Practicum is going fine so far, but I’m still getting used to waking up at 6 in the morning, and my head’s beginning to hurt from a couple of distractions (not work-related, though I could also categorise work as one humongous distraction from precious sleep).
I’ve made my decision on where to teach, though, after a spot of last-minute interviewing at both schools I was considering — I’ll be staying put to teach computing in the practicum school, and I’ve signed the two-year secondment form and all. Now I just have to hope MOE agrees to the request and I can start deluding myself into believing I made the right decision. I’m exceptionally good at self-delusion.
