New blog

er111a · Jan 15, 2011

Lifes Issues
what do you think of the layout and such

PASM · Jan 15, 2011

Did you ever hear that some people claim the boat that sank wasn't the Titanic.

PASM · Jan 15, 2011

Good luck with the blog..the text goes from white to black, halfway down.
What's the blog going to be about generally? Will it be a photoblog?

er111a · Jan 15, 2011

PASM said:
Good luck with the blog..the text goes from white to black, halfway down.
What's the blog going to be about generally? Will it be a photoblog?

I do plan on there to be photos/ with history tied in and wierd it does go from black to white

PASM · Jan 15, 2011

The (alleged) story is something like...the Titanic was being rushed for completion (due to all the hype and arrangements surrounding the launch). It got damaged in H&W's yard in Belfast. The ship that set sail was its sister-ship (the Oceanic?). That ship wasn't fully insured and as a result of the calamity..a bit of creative paperwork. But i seen some photos of the ship being worked on in Belfast, and its top deck is different from the one that sank. Someone i know has a book about it somewhere

er111a · Jan 15, 2011

conspiracy theory is all.

Josh66 · Jan 15, 2011

The text stays white all the way down on my machine...
(Linux & Firefox.)

PASM · Jan 15, 2011

thought so..

thanks for straightening it out!

er111a said:
conspiracy theory is all.

er111a · Jan 15, 2011

haha no problem and I fixed the text

er111a · Jan 18, 2011

new post added

o hey tyler · Jan 19, 2011

Feel free not to answer, as this is more personal, but did you write your last entry for a school paper?

er111a · Jan 20, 2011

idk why that would be personal? haha but no I did not, why do you ask?

o hey tyler · Jan 20, 2011

I was going to give you props. :thumbup: I was under the impression you went to a Christian Academy... And that wasn't something that I would normally expect from someone attending a Christian Academy.

er111a · Jan 20, 2011

haha well it was a paper that I wrote for Honors Bio

D-B-J · Jan 20, 2011

about stem cells, did you write that? Using embryo's for research is obviously the most controversial, but in 2009 scientists converted mouse skin cells into neural cells. Stem cells are now being taken from adult bone marrow, umbilical cord blood, dental pulp, and endothelial cells. Recently as well, scientists found stem cells in amniotic fluid, which could replace embryonic stem cells.

Just sayin'

On the setup side, its not too bad.