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Climate Change Deniers
Cesar Millan's 'dominating techniques' advocates
Anti-Evolutionists (note, not talking about the source of life itself)
i wasn't aware of the second one prior to this uni's semester. but back to the point, if you have conducted (unbiased & complete) research - like scientists who publish papers-, how can you acknowledge the presence of & then deny something that is logical and more beneficial to believe in? i'm truly scared of un-backed/cyclic arguments. you can't have a proper debate without ground-rules.
referring to the first one & as has been pointed out by many already: is winning an argument more important than risking environmental changes that could potentially be detrimental to (human) life? change IS hard and uncomfortable, but all i wish for is open-mindedness.
mmmmm i wantttt...
if only australia wasn't so far away... the shipping fee from the US is at least double the cost.
can anyone make this :D?
from: urban outfitters, amazon
yay! the 6th gen ipod nano can finally be turned OFF instead of just put to sleep mode (& only switching off if not used for 36hours)
also, you can now press a button to skip to the next song, instead of having to touch & light up the screen/use up the battery
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4531
what i want: having endless time to browse and find new discoveries
enrichment. i miss it.
ie. not watching rage & not recognising most of the songs on it.
(also, why argue if you don't care? they'll get tired of getting nowhere. if they are normal. if they are not, again - no point in arguing, arguments won't be understood; up/downside = lose communication - may be selfish, but that's how some things need to be when you get desperate)
today in parasitology we were talking about water-borne protozoa, and the lecturer told a story in his strong european accent, of how people got diarrhoea from contaminated river water & blamed the beavers' poo, calling it "beaver fever". and unsurprisingly nearly everyone in the lecture theatre laughed lol.

for microbiology, we have to make a 'visual learning tool' based on any bacteria covered in this semester. i chose salmonella! i just wanted to make something that's needle-felted, really -__-"
i first made a rod (bacillus) shape out of felt sheets that i stuffed & sewed together. inconveniently... there was only dishwashing sponges (those blue ones) to stuff the inside with, and so when i needle felted the wool to cover it, it was so difficult to poke, i managed to break two needle-felting needles. and i actually only had a single needle. so in between that, i had to go out to the city again, in the rain/cold, go to lincraft (after having spent a few hours there already that day) and buy some needles. anyway. the flagellae was made out of pipe cleaners with all the furry bits cut off (so only the wire remained) and pink thread wrapped around it. then i had to make deep pokes :( into the salmonella so i could jam the flagellae in.
the gas molecules are just made out of fimo & drawn messily with white out.
and to make the box more shallow, i used two toilet paper rolls cut in half (just the cardboard) and sticky-taped it to the back of the white background. and all the figurines are stuck on with velcro (cos i'm paranoid about sticking something on permanently. i don't even stick my stickers on with its own backing. i use photo magic dots.)




anyway, i hope it's accurate.. really can't be bothered changing anything anymore, i've had to redraw the info bits 3 times already T__T