cinemaNexus

This is a 3D drawing program I made:

http://cinemanexus.com/q2/h/

You can make a user account and save your drawings to the server.  I really need to write better documentation / make a better user interface; but much of the core functionality is up and running.

Not sure that I'll put much more work into it, just life and all that, but it was a fun little project.  (Although I suppose there are a few more loose ends I ought to tie up in it.)

Cheers,
Jonny

"In 2010 experiments in longevity and age reversal on mice at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute led to the first reversal of aging symptoms in a mammal.  The mice were engineered to have damaged intestines, small testes, shrunken brains that produced no new brain cells, and a damaged olfactory sense, giving it an estimated human equivalent age of around 80. Researchers injected the mice with a drug that switched on a gene that stimulated telomerase production and the mice went on to live a perfectly normal lifespan. How significant the cancer risk from this treatment is, and if this treatment can be performed on humans or even non-genetically engineered mice is yet to be investigated."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_immortality#Mice

http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/story/scientists-reverse-old-age-symptoms-mice/2010-11-29?utm_medium=nl&utm_source=internal#ixzz17JzXkdQY

(Those poor mice!  And we don't even know if this research can be transferred to human applications.)

Well, I might as well use this for something productive.

So, I've been working a lot on catching up on my Koine Greek studies lately,

and I've also picked up some more web clients - who so far are fantastic.

I'm vaguely under the impression that I had some profound thoughts while I was

outside waiting for the bus to get here this afternoon, but now they elude me.  Oh well.

Woot.

Solitude from Jonathan Tweed on Vimeo.

Supper Time in Tweedland from Jonathan Tweed on Vimeo.