Not sure what to think of my scores: 680 verbal, 720 analytic. I had expected to do far better on verbal and hoped to do a little better on analytic, though both are still quite a bit above average. The written portion scores and overall score will probably arrive in about 2 weeks by mail. Now I need to focus on the GRE subject test coming up in November, but I may take the general test again in January as my practice tests show I am capable of far better.

My wife's blog seems to be getting unexpected visitors from Britain and Canada, most likely from following the Google.com translation link on my blog. For those interested, I've noticed the Google translations have bumped up quite a bit in quality. Don't expect perfection, but at least now the gist of her posts come through. Even the poetic posts now have some degree of understandability, a sort of haiku-ness, rather than what used to look like completely random words when translated.

I've really dropped the ball with my Brink coming breakthroughs blog, having essentially stopped posting when I started studying for the GRE, but there is something in the news I hope to post about soon -- a far left field discovery I listed on possible future topics, but never expected to come along so soon.

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