Sam Arnold

My little brother turns twelve today. For his birthday, I got him this website. It’s a little vacant for now, because he’s moving into a new house, but eventually he’ll grow into it.

Happy birthday, Sam!

Son of Clickthrus

Barely beating Blort by a barrel of accumulated alliteration, Matt Rossi summons the ancient powers of Mum-Ra and wins this month’s clickthrough contest!

I’ve done some more work on the Linkage page, so if you’ve linked me on your link page and I don’t know about it, please let me know.

Crushsuck part Deux

There is a special Hell reserved for whichever moron that signed me up —again— for CrushSuck’s spam service. Apparently, said moron didn’t read my rant last time.

Woodlice

Woodlice are frequently found in clumps or groups. When parts of their bodies touch a surface, woodlice slow down and will eventually stop if enough of their body comes into contact with an object or another woodlouse (thigmokinetic response). This type of behaviour will cause clumping of woodlice as they come into contact with each other as they explore their habitat. This clumping will result in an overall reduction in the surface area to volume ratio of the group (compared with individuals) and this will lead to a reduction in the rate of water loss.