You can find anything on the web. Here's my new favourite site - Fish Posters of the World.

I swiped a couple of pics as a taster:

Yep, I've finished enrolling in my course, and have a house to live in and can't wait for classes to start in a little over a week.

I'm trying to post a little bit here about the books I read... I got round to writing brief notes on these ones before I went on holiday, but not as far as posting it. Here ya go. I'll try to catch up on the ones I read while on holiday sometime soon.

Paul R Ehrlich & Anne H Ehrlich, A Betrayal of Science and Reason: How Anti-Environmental Rhetoric Threatens Our Future. Pretty much what the subtitle says. I didn't find this the most engaging reading, and skimmed over the parts...

How mucg 4the holden
Twenty thousand ducats and a pound of flesh closest to the heart
Lol how bot key to shatity belt lol
You can't afford that
Sory m8 txt wrng numba
Nothing wrong about my number!
Who r u
Random phone guy no. 38872
Im jil nice to met u randm guy how old r u
Probably far too old...
How old

I wanted to give a shout out to a bunch of books I've read recently. Well, I wanted to write up a post reviewing each one, but that turned out to be overly ambitious given other constraints on my life, and they're due back at the library already. So here's the brief shout:

The Future Eaters, by Tim Flannery. Ecological history of Australia, New Guinea, New Zealand and New Caledonia. Fascinating, takes in a broad sweep from the break-up of Gondwana through to recent human impacts,...