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A tangenital mix of blogliness, studying the effects of time, change, and chaos
A student in Colorado, looking for some sort of synthesis--the big picture, encompassing all the strangeness in the universe--but willing to settle for the philosophic or poetic lens.
Most of my favorite blogs can be found here somewhere on ScienceBlogs. Here are a few of the other gems out there:
July 28, 2008
Category: Riding the Waves
Warning: as the title suggests, this is just one long whine. It probably shouldn’t be read by anyone. For my own sake, I’m putting it out there, anyways. Proceed with caution!...
Posted by Karmen at 2:12 PM • 4 Comments •
July 19, 2008
Category: Art
There’s nothing like spending a month staring at trees. As I hinted recently, my purpose for I was wandering all over the mountains, searching for aspen, was artistic inspiration. But to what end? Well... it all started when I painted...
Posted by Karmen at 3:58 PM • 2 Comments •
July 15, 2008
Category: Climate
A new documentary on climate change, Sizzle, is being released soon. The film... Wait! Don’t start dozing off. I know, I know, you’ve heard this before. I mean, c’mon, you browse around the virtual shelves at Amazon, looking for...
Posted by Karmen at 5:00 AM • 0 Comments •
Category: Colorado
A few weeks ago, I headed up into the mountains to find aspen trees and branches for inspiration. I took Magnolia Drive, which rises out of Boulder Canyon and straddles a high ridge before opening out onto the Peak-to-Peak highway...
Posted by Karmen at 12:03 AM • 2 Comments •
July 11, 2008
Category: Fractals
Anyone who has ever done some basic sewing is probably familiar with the frustration of matching up patterns on fabric.So why repeat the pattern at all? Why not have a pattern that repeats, but never exactly?
Posted by Karmen at 5:40 PM • 2 Comments •
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