Work, Donnie Darko, links
Feb. 19th, 2004 03:00 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
skreidleWorked 12-8:30 or so, got a lot done. Came home, had food, went to Latebra, had donuts, watched Donnie Darko. As advertised by many friends, a very good movie--even more so after the movie's completion, when one has had time to absorb the synchronicity involved in the plot--everything happens for a reason. It's creepy, mellow, disturbing, uplifting, and hilarious by turns, with a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack. (And contrary to the interpretations of the idiots who wrote the summaries at IMDb, it's not a giant rabbit!)
Tomorrow, work at noon again. :)
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lanikei: Seeking Alternatives to Standardized Testing. Long, but interesting--presents some plausibly viable alternatives to standardized testing. (Admittedly, their proponent here is a bit overzealous, but still makes solid points.)
michaelduff: A letter to the editor from a fellow member of Bush's Air National Guard Squadron, which should lay to rest talk of dereliction of duty. It won't, of course.
mizunakat: Punk-O-Matic! (3MB .swf file)
Tomorrow, work at noon again. :)
lanikei: Seeking Alternatives to Standardized Testing. Long, but interesting--presents some plausibly viable alternatives to standardized testing. (Admittedly, their proponent here is a bit overzealous, but still makes solid points.)michaelduff: A letter to the editor from a fellow member of Bush's Air National Guard Squadron, which should lay to rest talk of dereliction of duty. It won't, of course.mizunakat: Punk-O-Matic! (3MB .swf file)
