We watched the first part of A Beautiful Mind yesterday. The second part is on tape for tonight. It started well with the scenes in Princeton flagging a good academic drama – a sort of mathematical companion piece to Sylvia maybe. I’m not sure about the Pentagon/Secret service stuff. It seems overdone though I am aware that the story has been dramatized to make a better film. The radium diode seems an unlikely piece of technology for the 50s though I may be wrong. I bet you would have to have someone to read it rather than scanning it for access. Six numbers – that’s just like my secure id.
Monday, September 12, 2005
Rolling Boil
We watched the first part of A Beautiful Mind yesterday. The second part is on tape for tonight. It started well with the scenes in Princeton flagging a good academic drama – a sort of mathematical companion piece to Sylvia maybe. I’m not sure about the Pentagon/Secret service stuff. It seems overdone though I am aware that the story has been dramatized to make a better film. The radium diode seems an unlikely piece of technology for the 50s though I may be wrong. I bet you would have to have someone to read it rather than scanning it for access. Six numbers – that’s just like my secure id.
We watched the first part of A Beautiful Mind yesterday. The second part is on tape for tonight. It started well with the scenes in Princeton flagging a good academic drama – a sort of mathematical companion piece to Sylvia maybe. I’m not sure about the Pentagon/Secret service stuff. It seems overdone though I am aware that the story has been dramatized to make a better film. The radium diode seems an unlikely piece of technology for the 50s though I may be wrong. I bet you would have to have someone to read it rather than scanning it for access. Six numbers – that’s just like my secure id.
-
Another weekend, another trip to the beach, another dead seagull. Oh ... and a starfish. Actually several which my daughter decided needed t... -
Literature on the move I have a Palm. I was always a bit sceptical about ebooks on the Palm but I am a convert. I am already half way...
No comments:
Post a Comment