Lately Google is trying to predict which news stories I will be interested in. Today they chose:
Suffocated children may have been poisoned first
Murder victims’ kin speak, ask privacy
Detroit seeks 12th straight victory against Nets
Ironically enough, just before I looked at these, I thought to myself “I wonder if there is a way to get [...]
experiments
Kynthia and Josh already blogged about our experiments with flash filters last night, but I just loved these photos so much that I had to make a little collage.
Drawn from this photo because I didn’t have a mirror.
Nathan, if you want to hold up Parallel Distributed Processing as a “replacement” for the Information Processing model, you should probably call it something like “Radical PDP”. I think you’ll find that most people in psychology consider the network approach to be compatible with the information processing approach, not a competitor to it. [...]
Every now and then I’ll be really proud of something I’ve cooked and post a picture of it here, but the pictures are almost always somewhat un-appetizing. And I’ve noticed that sometimes even restaurants have bad pictures of their food–Dragon Express comes to mind. But today loobylu (who is an illustrator, but not [...]
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