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tcpipHave purchased a second-hand T61 Thinkpad, very nice machine and practically free these days. Having taken the plunge to install Linux Mint and discovered an interesting wireless quirk. Linux is now also part of a new rifle that has 100% accuracy to 900 yards, and an effective range of 1200 yards. Finally, caseopaya is, understandably, pleased with recent efforts from Melbourne medical researchers in insulin mechanisms. Meanwhile in commercial world there's the the succulent smell of fresh oven-baked jumped shark.
Thursday night was an interesting game of Pendragon where the PCs came into conflict with each other over competing, but similar, objectives against a usurper lord, and a bastard knight - although I must confess that finding noble inheritance laws from the Romano-British period is somewhat challenging, although the remarks in De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae are not positive. In other gaming related events, have written a review of Twilight 2K which will also be published on rpg.net soon. As the review suggests I've made significant changes to the background and simplified the combat system.
We have a new car; our third Nissan Micra. There was also a hospital visit this week; more about that in the near future. Tomorrow I take the address tomorrow to Nigel Sinnot's address on clinical depression; next week we swap roles and I'll be giving an address on The Contribution of Unitarian-Universalists To Isocracy. Next Sunday is the annual LUV BBQ, after that is the AGM for the Victorian Secular Lobby. The first Isocracy book has began yesterday, a collaborative social science effort with a historian, a psychologist, a legal theorist and a social theorist putting it altogether.
caseopaya is, understandably, pleased with recent efforts from Melbourne medical researchers in insulin mechanisms. Meanwhile in commercial world there's the the succulent smell of fresh oven-baked jumped shark.Thursday night was an interesting game of Pendragon where the PCs came into conflict with each other over competing, but similar, objectives against a usurper lord, and a bastard knight - although I must confess that finding noble inheritance laws from the Romano-British period is somewhat challenging, although the remarks in De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae are not positive. In other gaming related events, have written a review of Twilight 2K which will also be published on rpg.net soon. As the review suggests I've made significant changes to the background and simplified the combat system.
We have a new car; our third Nissan Micra. There was also a hospital visit this week; more about that in the near future. Tomorrow I take the address tomorrow to Nigel Sinnot's address on clinical depression; next week we swap roles and I'll be giving an address on The Contribution of Unitarian-Universalists To Isocracy. Next Sunday is the annual LUV BBQ, after that is the AGM for the Victorian Secular Lobby. The first Isocracy book has began yesterday, a collaborative social science effort with a historian, a psychologist, a legal theorist and a social theorist putting it altogether.
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Date: 2013-01-12 11:35 pm (UTC)-Kris/Sissy
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