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These are Beijing +5 and +10 which I researched.

Looks like I'm going to look for a PB version of it since someone wants the audiobook which I have been listening to.

Finally picked up the print version from the library instead of looking at the ebook.

I read this via computer, but now I am waiting for a ride to the library to reread it in paper so I didn't miss a detail (since I suspect bad things happen with me and e-everything, which is why I although I took some grad coursework online before I need to get going before everything is said and done).

(I still have a Harvard grad school dream, you know!)

Hahaha.

I'm glad no library trusted me with a copy of this novel, as my bird has found the front cover scrumptious. There are ten bite marks along the sides as of yet.

It's probably suspicious that I'm looking into this, but whatever, I'm curious.

Picking this up in the library, you couldn't tell it was the twenty-first in the series! I generally have found starting series in the middle a bad way to go. Oh well. It was an interesting idea.

I am contemplating giving this book a rest for the week of my birthday b/c I have had traumatic nightmares of drowning in a tsunami for years and I don't want to invite them back by reading the words again. However, to counter that, my colleagues in my meteorology course in undergrad have gone in-depth about this phenomenon. It might be ok since I could think about the interesting stuff coupled with earthquakes...

The spectroscopic analysis of light he mentions here made me think of what I was looking at a couple of years ago in undergrad. The conclusions I don't clearly recall, though.

Next to abnegation I listed some synonyms, while lifting my wings at my cockatiel Oliver whenever he bared his own defiantly, as I don't know that word

Next to abnegation I listed some synonyms, while lifting my own wings at my cockatiel Oliver whenever he bared his own defiantly, as I don't know that word.

Had to ask what a scrimshaw was and got a long lecture about my grandparents in return. Ahahahaha.

46 pages a day is obnoxious but doable.

It is all well and good!

[See, I never read those so I thought those didn't really count as the book, ipso facto]

Oh, but maybe it is referring to the extras, e.g. meet the author.

My edition and what is reported here is twenty pages different, and I don't know how to resolve it. Edit details here?

Whenever I read the character name Skade I keep thinking of my mother's former coworker Skyler.

I love gedankenexperiments! The difficulty with them is that, since you just thought it up, they tend not to actually reflect reality.

Oh, rereading the summary makes me throw away the previous theory I had formulated.

Maybe not though.

Yes, I picked it up purely because of the blue and the penguin duo on the cover.

Hmm. Do I want to continue?

What he says about meme theory reminds me of copying down hanji in China barely understanding what I was doing!

I read in the comments that there was a canon/fandom discussion right after I borrowed this.

The story here is that I always have liked reading space opera.

And I don't think I have read this one.

I dislike almost all food too. (Except macaroni and cheese and a select number of other things.)

Sure you do! [Get boyfriends for being smart.] OK what's the end of this like?