Jennifer Dittrich

Goodnight, Jenn. <3 - Kristin

*holds on tight* - Heleninstitches #teamff

Wine - CAJ was here

Wine! - The Other Yvonne

<3 - Kristin

a pleasure, Jenn - Franc, a rememberer

I'm pretty sure I had "Danger! Unicorn!" for a while: http://apelad.biz/image..., but it would have been early on. Also, my Omeganaut headshot. - Jennifer Dittrich

Ahh! That's my Flickr avatar still :) - Jennifer Dittrich

Seconded! - t-ra: sentimental gorgon

Definitely grateful for the scripts. Thank you so much. - Spidra Webster

G'night, Jenn :) - Pete&#39;s Got To Go

(( )) - Julian

Even archiving can only maintain a record and not the moments themselves. - John (bird whisperer)

Exactly. And, so many of those moments live in other people's feeds, or in the interplay between them all. - Jennifer Dittrich

:'( - Anne Bouey

So much of this is bittersweet. It is often amazing, and sometimes sad, to re-visit older posts. I love seeing those things, but I know I'll miss them tomorrow. I hope there will be new songs, pictures, memes, and things to fill that time ahead of us. - Jennifer Dittrich

*hugs* - John (bird whisperer)

*curls up next to Jenn and Tam and hogs the blanket* - Corinne L

Tam, exactly. I just want to hold everyone close, but holding you all in my heart is as close as it gets. <3 - Jennifer Dittrich

*hugs* - Anne Bouey

Unsurprisingly, the install is blowing up. Damn. - Jennifer Dittrich

I got my latest stuff, but there's a lot I'm missing, and I doubt I'll be able to get that running in time. - Jennifer Dittrich

\m/ - Kristin

Hope you have lots of room in your freezer! ;) - holly #ravingfangirl

We have a rhubarb patch that we can't get rid of, no matter how hard we try. :) - Stephan Planken

"A team of palaeontologists is claiming to have “resurrected” Brontosaurus, the famous long-necked, pot-belled dinosaur. No, they haven’t conducted some mad DNA cloning experiment. They have built a big new family tree of long-necked dinosaurs and argue that Brontosaurus is distinctive enough to be classified separately from its closest relatives. Confused? I don’t blame you. Brontosaurus is of course an iconic dinosaur. If you could only name a few dinosaurs, you would probably come up with Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, and Brontosaurus. Ever since 1903, however, you would have been mistaken in naming the last one. That was the year that palaeontologists determined that Brontosaurus was nearly identical to a dinosaur called Apatosaurus that had been discovered earlier; thus, the latter was the appropriate name to use. Needless to say, this never filtered down to pop culture." - Jennifer Dittrich

"In the meantime, palaeontology became a discipline in which a new species of dinosaur is being found every week. Hundreds or even thousands of dinosaurs have come to light since Riggs sunk Brontosaurus. Tschopp examined many of these dinosaurs in museums across the world and built a huge database that records how they differ in age, size, and anatomical features. From this, his team built a family tree that showed Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus as closely related but not identical. The researchers also applied various statistical analyses to the database and family tree to demonstrate that the skeletons of Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus were more different from each other than many other types of long-necked dinosaurs that have long been classified separately." - Jennifer Dittrich

LONG LIVE THE BRONTOSAURUS - Meg VMeg

"After years of speculation and months of planning, HBO Now is finally live. The subscription service is offering a 30-day free trial, and after that it costs $14.99 per month—no cable subscription required. For now, HBO Now is only available on Apple's second- and third-generation Apple TV hardware, as well as over Cablevision's Optimum Internet service, which serves the New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut areas." - Jennifer Dittrich

heh. exactly. we are trying to decide whether to give the 30 day trial a test now, or just wait since we still have it on cable. :) - holly #ravingfangirl