Solanum tuberosum - posted by Cargo Cult on Sunday November 6 2011

I'm sorry. I'm so very sorry.

For science?

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Emergency Acolyte Task of Right Now! - posted by Cargo Cult on Wednesday October 19 2011

I am perhaps not the fastest at responding to Emergency Imminent Disaster Emergency-style events, but it has come to my attention that the gnomes at Wikipedia have been sniffing around an article close to my heart (and to my vanity):

Acolytes, your task is to fill the article with glorious references from independent authors and third-party publications! Scour this blog-beast for magazine mentions, and make the article great again!

In other news, I've been taking some lovely photos...)

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Not quite MINERVA: Out of Time yet - posted by Cargo Cult on Thursday April 21 2011

Have some Portal 2 instead.

Well, I hope you like it.

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Not a visit to Nova Prospekt - posted by Cargo Cult on Wednesday March 23 2011

Little was I expecting that the Combine would be lurking just off the shore of a major American city. I do have a tendency to find the rustiest places wherever I go - one day I'll manage to take some nice photos of pretty things instead.

Also, in other news - less than a month to go!

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Officially Unofficial - posted by Cargo Cult on Monday February 7 2011

My mind's been somewhat consumed by some other project lately, so the fabled Officially Official MINERVA Patch For Source 2009 has been languishing on a hard disk for months.

Fear not, for the noble acolyte Mr. Tom Edwards has, with the aid of gentlemanly VMT editing and downright filthy hand-editing of entity lumps, produced the Officially Unofficial MINERVA Patch For Source 2009. Which you may download at the following link:

Officially Unofficial MINERVA Patch

I haven't had the chance to play through in its entirety, so I trust that all is in order! Please report back as to what wonders it may contain.

Also, to prove my tardiness, have some photos - uploaded now, but taken last year. It is only with the aid of a laptop and a bus commute that I get anything pointless done these days.

I'm currently figuring out how to trigger a similar incidence of apocalyptic geography somewhere in the world...

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