Wednesday, 28 March 2007
New phone Number
Old number you can still have saved as it's my spare.
Tuesday, 27 March 2007
Nerd
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Friday, 23 March 2007
A Geek Classic
The primary purpose of the DATA statement is to give names to
constants; instead of referring to pi as 3.141592653589793 at every
appearance, the variable PI can be given that value with a DATA
statement and used instead of the longer form of the constant. This
also simplifies modifying the program, should the value of pi change.
-- FORTRAN manual for Xerox Computers
Oh and happy Caturday
Thursday, 22 March 2007
My New Roleplay game
here's the link to the forum with the full pdf of work so far.
Game Chef
Tuesday, 20 March 2007
Monday, 19 March 2007
Friday, 16 March 2007
FRAK!!
Frakking annoyed!!!
Need alcohol!!!
Sod it going to wendy house tomorrow. Frak!!!
"Play time ya' young rascals! Eeny Meeny Mieny TART, catch a little PUNK by the HEART. If he squeals RIP him apart, YOU evil little bitch of a TART!"
Sunday, 11 March 2007
Bored
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Friday, 9 March 2007
Game over man, game over.....
Phew.... head is gonna explody (as JTHM would put it)
Need the cooling ability of ethanol.
Update...
Now to change the other one...... shite!
Well all I can think of is this.
Choose life,
Choose frakking,
Choose scrag,
Choose a veridian jumbolean,
Choose a half pint of pickled urchins,
Choose a merkin,
Choose crags.
It's ....
Sigh.
Spent all day working out bugs in some code for my Bsc student so they can get their project done.
Very bored.
Hope new boots have arrived at home.
Need beer.
Save my brain.
It's tasty.
Thursday, 8 March 2007
Tuesday, 6 March 2007
Monday, 5 March 2007
Drop Spots
Read the above site and enjoy the glory..... such a great idea.... I just might have to start one.
Crazo to the Max.
Engage, hoist and Digest!
Annoyed
Totally fucking pointless.
FRAK!!!
FRAKKING TOASTERS!!!
OH well means I just have to read stuff instead and prep my poster.
"I am Jack's pissed off cyclon. I get windows vista, reformat, and then Frak Jack to death!".
- Baltar - Battle Club Fight Star Galactica
Friday, 2 March 2007
Hackers of the World unite
Last night our server crashed so I've just spent the last hour hacking perl scripts to find out which of the 60000 jobs haven't been done yet so they can be restarted.
Fun!
Hopefully it will all go to plan.
On a brighter note Paul like the work for the paper so far... needs to ironing out in places and more examples put it, plus we realised the neural networks may also solve another problem that has been at the heart of atoms in molecules for some time, called convergence (if you get the maths it's to do with convergence of tensors based upon the overlap of spheres... it's all to do with vectors).
Also Paul has agreed the first international conference I will go to will be Boston later this year.
Score.
Thursday, 1 March 2007
Love the Beeb
The oldest solar observatory in the Americas has been found, suggesting the existence of early, sophisticated Sun cults, scientists report.
It comprises of a group of 2,300-year-old structures, known as the Thirteen Towers, which are found in the Chankillo archaeological site, Peru.
The towers span the annual rising and setting arcs of the Sun, providing a solar calendar to mark special dates.
The study is published in the journal Science.
Clive Ruggles, professor of archaeoastronomy at Leicester University, UK, said: "These towers have been known to exist for a century or so. It seems extraordinary that nobody really recognised them for what they were for so long.
"I was gobsmacked when I saw them for the first time - the array of towers covers the entire solar arc."
The Thirteen Towers of Chankillo run from north to south along the ridge of a low hill within the site; they are relatively well-persevered and each has a pair of inset staircases leading to the summit.
The rectangular structures, between 75 and 125 square metres (807-1,345 sq ft) in size, andare regularly spaced - forming a "toothed" horizon with narrow gaps at regular intervals.
About 230m (750ft) to the east and west are what scientists believe to be two observation points. From these vantages, the 300m- (1,000ft-) long spread of the towers along the horizon corresponds very closely to the rising and setting positions of the Sun over the year.
"For example," said Professor Ruggles, "if you were stood at the western observing point, you would see the Sun coming up in the morning, but where it would appear along the span of towers would depend on the time of the year."
"So, on the summer solstice, which is in December in Peru, you would see the Sun just to the right of the right-most tower; for the winter solstice, in June, you would see the Sun rise to the left of the left-most tower; and in-between, the Sun would move up and down the horizon."
This means the ancient civilisation could have regulated a calendar, he said, by keeping track the number of days it took for the Sun to move from tower to tower.
Sun cults
The site where the towers are based is about four square kilometres (1.5 square miles) in size, and is believed to be a ceremonial centre that was occupied in the 4th Century BC. It is based at the coast of Peru in the Casma-Sechin River Basin and contains many buildings and plazas, as well as a fortified temple that has attracted much attention.
The authors of the paper, who include Professor Ivan Ghezzi of the National Institute of Culture, Peru, believe the population was an ancient Sun cult and the observatory was used to mark special days in their solar calendar.
Professor Ruggles said: "The western observing point, and to some extent, the eastern one, are very restricted - you couldn't have got more than two or three people watching from them. And all the evidence suggests that there was a formal or ceremonial approach to that point and that there were special rituals going on there.
"This implies that you have someone special - the priests perhaps - who watched the Sun rise or set, while in the plaza next door, the crowds were feasting and could see the Sun rise, but not from that special perspective.
Written records suggest the Incas were making solar observations by 1500 AD, and that their religion centred on Sun worship.
"We know that in Inca times, towers were used to observe the Sun near the solstices, which makes you speculate that there are elements of cult practice that go back a lot further," Professor Ruggles told the BBC News website.Blue...... azure
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