Resolutions and Alpha Centauri

Here are my thoughts on New Year’s resolutions (and goals in general): they need to be short, simple, specific, measurable, realistic, easy to remember, and before you set them you need to realize that success (or failure) is not measured by how well you keep the goal itself, but what you accomplish as you strive… Continue reading Resolutions and Alpha Centauri

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I know why Disney fights so hard to extend copyright protection

…it’s because they can’t come up with anything as good as the old stuff.  Case in point, the new movie Enchanted.  I watched it today with my family, and I couldn’t stand it.  Looking back, I probably shouldn’t have put on my headphones and turned on my mp3 player in the middle of the show… Continue reading I know why Disney fights so hard to extend copyright protection

1,703 words for a grand total of 61,199. Oh, and Merry Christmas.

Christmas was an awesome day!  It was also a very busy day, but very good.  Even though it was busy, I could have written a lot more a lot earlier, but as usual I kept putting it off.  And also as usual when I did stop putting it off, I really got into the story… Continue reading 1,703 words for a grand total of 61,199. Oh, and Merry Christmas.

quick question

How do you like the background image for this blog?  Does it make the text too hard to read?  How was the previous image?  I’m looking for some kind of starry background picture that isn’t too overpowering.  Do you think that that’s a good idea, or do you think I should come up with a… Continue reading quick question

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Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson

Brandon Sanderson teaches English 318 at BYU, and I’ve heard very good things about that class, both from members of Quark and from members of the English faculty. He’s also a relatively new Fantasy writer, with a handful of novels in print, so when I heard that the Quark reading group book for November was… Continue reading Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson