I will be off sometime today to continue my thesis research in some secluded forest in Sabah until the end of December. I shall miss the Internet and every online community I participate in dearly. On the other hand, I will be rid of the greatest distraction to my book-reading habits long cultivated since childhood, …
Monthly Archives: November 2010
Recommended: Bungaku Shoujo
This will be the first time anywhere on this blog that I am explicitly recommending an animé for consumption. As a prolific taster of Japanese media, sampling a wide-range of animé, music, and manga, I can more or less pinpoint the exact morsel to dig-into to evoke whatever mood I wish to invoke within my …
Angelic Violin Beats!
I forgot how amazingly touching the Angel Beats! opening, My Soul, Your Beats was. This video also comes at a very opportune time, which is when I need some motivation to start practising again.
Hitchens Vs Dembski
I have a distinct impression Dembski forgot the title of the debate, which is “Does A Good God Exist?” He lost on the technicality of being dumb. Christopher Hitchens’ talents were wasted, as displayed by his overwhelmingly eloquent opening. Despite his strange shoutout for Francis Collins. When faced with Dembski not answering the debate question. Dembski drones …
Cheating
I can’t give specifics, but cheating appears to be a common feature of the typical university. Personally, I lost my taste for it when the guilt of cheating on a Chinese “listen-and-write” exam overwhelmed me when I was seven-years-old. By the time I reached high school, I realised the grades of the exams do not …
Gun/Die-buster Marches
On my viewing list. Even more so after hearing the tear-inducing marches. Plus, if you manage to play both of them at the same time, you will stumble upon an awesome third march!



