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Oct. 15th, 2003
Fun With The Gender Genie
Oct. 15th, 2003 04:23 pmFound this on the NaNoWriMo forums... it's supposed to be able to tell one's gender from one's prose. I gave it a spin.
The Gender Genie
I entered three pieces of my writing -- a nonfiction essay for my honors class, a romance short story, and two fanfiction selections -- only one of those managed to correctly identify my gender. Do I just have a veryu masculine style of writing, or what?
The Gender Genie
I entered three pieces of my writing -- a nonfiction essay for my honors class, a romance short story, and two fanfiction selections -- only one of those managed to correctly identify my gender. Do I just have a veryu masculine style of writing, or what?
Rebecca Reads Mythology...
Oct. 15th, 2003 05:35 pmInteresting bit taken from Encyclopedia Mythica's Chinese Mytholgy section:
Di-cang is depicted as a monk with in his right hand a metal staff with six jingling rings on it, which opens the gates of the hells for him. In his left hand he holds a wish-fulfilling jewel, the radiance of which illuminates the hells and calms the sufferings of the damned. He is occasionally portrayed with a crown of the type that was usually worn by monks during funeral ceremonies.
Ya know I always wondered where the image in anime of the priest/monk with the jingly staff came from...
Di-cang is depicted as a monk with in his right hand a metal staff with six jingling rings on it, which opens the gates of the hells for him. In his left hand he holds a wish-fulfilling jewel, the radiance of which illuminates the hells and calms the sufferings of the damned. He is occasionally portrayed with a crown of the type that was usually worn by monks during funeral ceremonies.
Ya know I always wondered where the image in anime of the priest/monk with the jingly staff came from...