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That is a very cool logo. How did someone put that together? They had to picture it before hand, and that is remarkable.
I like the new interface and look. Not much has really changed on the front end though has it?
Not too much...yet. I may add some new add-on features as I sift through them, but for the most part posting and stuff should remain the same. When I switched over, apparently it reset the registration controls I had in place since some 20 spammers or more have registered (I keep deleting their profiles). It's amazing how constant they are....we can't let our guard down for a second.
We ought to have a logo contest here. Just to play around with some concepts.
I can tell you have the graphics design bug right now. ;D
I've wasted an hour or two or three on 99designs.com trying to win a logo contest, but have failed miserably because I'm going up against real artists who have Adobe Illustrator at their fingertips whereas I'm stuck with Inkscape (which should be fine if I had more talent and experience).
Well glad to see you have successfully upgraded. I'm still on release candidates, but I'm in no hurry to upgrade yet.
I think the ship has sailed for Sarah. It would be the political comeback of all time if she were to win the presidency.
Very nice list of sources. If I were a professor, I would be getting aroused *cough* well you know what I mean.
I have a copy of On War here at the house, but I never got a chance to read it. I don't understand the premise of Clausewitz being “outdated” or “obsolete” in historical terms. If he influenced military theory, and we know he did, he will remain integral to the evolution of warfare and war doctrine. In fact, his theories can be recycled ad infinitum with each new technological invention introduced on the battlefield. Clausewitz is no less relevant today than Sun Tsu and I gather nobody is treating Sun Tsu in this manner.
You'll get into the Pre-Socratics Thales, Parmenides, Zeno, Anaximander, Anaximenes, Pythagoras, Anaxagoras, Empedocles,and Heraclitus among others. Then you get into Plato and Aristotle and go from there.
So then what is Is your preferred type of advisor-advisee relationship?
Brutally honest. LOLAll I ever did was tell them what I wanted to do and they flipped through the schedule to see how the best way to go about doing it. I usually did what they suggested.
Both. Most of the time positive though as they are only trying to help students achieve their academic goals.
We are fast approaching 7 billion people. That's a lot of mouths to feed. Thank God for every mouth to feed there are two hands that can work.
