In the news: Monday

  One of my blog's purposes is to compile news stories that I've found particularly interesting, in the hopes that like-minded people will use my blog as an easy way to get a smorgasbord of news that they're interested in without having to check multiple sites.

  Since my interests cover such a broad range of subjects, these posts will most likely be complete clusterfucks.

  First up: Robotic heart paves way for cylon uprising.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8039300/Boy-15-gets-first-permanent-artifical-heart.html
I think the link really says it all.

  Next on the list of things I found interesting: Glasses that work for any prescription. Just imagine never having to replace your glasses because of a prescription change. We're just one step closer to an ocular utopia!
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20827806.000-scratched-glasses-give-perfect-vision-for-any-eyesight.html


 Last but not least: Manmade event horizons give off hawking radiation. Now we know that *everything* in the universe dies; even black holes.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=hawking-radiation

A wonderful game

I've been playing this online browser-based game for a while and I happen to love it. It's called Twilight Heroes, and it's not about unicorn vampires. It's hard to explain, so just go check it out: http://www.twilightheroes.com/

Introduction

Well, hi. I'm Ido Ironic.

Sounds like a superhero name, amirite?

That's why I chose it. The name Ido is really cool, and I love irony.