books tweaks

4 files changed, 104 insertions, 102 deletions

diff --git a/books/Gravity's Rainbow.page b/books/Gravity's Rainbow.page
index 013041d..9597311 100644
--- a/books/Gravity's Rainbow.page
+++ b/books/Gravity's Rainbow.page
@@ -40,81 +40,83 @@ Rocket Limericks
 ----------------
 *(These are interspersed on pages 305-335)*
 
-|     There once was a thing called a V-2
-|     To pilot which you did not need to-
-|     You just pushed a button,
-|     And it would leave nuttin'
-|     But stiffs and big holes and debris, too.
-|
-|     <refrain:>
-|     Ja, ja, ja, ja!
-|     In Prussia they never eat pussy!
-|     There ain't hardly cats enough,
-|     There's garbage and that's enough,
-|     So waltz me around again, Russky!
-|
-|     There was a young fellow named Crockett,
-|     Who had an affair with a rocket.
-|     If you saw them out there
-|     You'd be tempted to stare,
-|     But if you ain't tried it, don't knock it!
-|
-|     There was a young fellow named Hector,
-|     Who was fond of a launcher-erector.
-|     But the squishes and pops
-|     Of acute pressure drops
-|     Wrecked Hector's hydraulic connector.
-|
-|     There once was a fellow named Moorehead,
-|     Who had an affair with a warhead.
-|     His wife moved away
-|     The very next day-
-|     She *was* always kind of a sorehead.
-|
-|     There was a technician named Urban,
-|     Who had an affair with a turbine.
-|     "It's much nicer," he said,
-|     "Than a woman in bed,
-|     And it's sure as hell cheaper than bourbon!"
-|
-|     There once was a fellow named Slattery
-|     Who was fond of the course-gyro battery.
-|     With that 50-volt shock,
-|     What was left of his cock
-|     Was all slimy and sloppy and spattery.
-|
-|     There was a young fellow named Pope,
-|     Who plugged into an *os*-cillo-*scope*.
-|     The cyclical trace
-|     Of their carnal embrace
-|     Had a damn nearly infinite slope.
-|
-|     There was a young fellow named Yuri,
-|     Fucked the nozzle right up its venturi.
-|     He had woes without cease
-|     From his local police,
-|     And a hell of a time with the jury
-|
-|     There was a young man named McGuire,
-|     Who was fond of the pitch amplifier.
-|     But a number of shorts
-|     Left him covered with warts,
-|     And set half the bedroom on fire.
-|
-|     There once was a fellow named Ritter,
-|     Who slept with a guidance transmitter.
-|     It shriveled his cock,
-|     Which fell off in his sock,
-|     And made him exceedingly bitter.
-|
-|     There once was a fellow named Schroeder,
-|     Who buggered the vane servomotor.
-|     He soon grew a prong
-|     On the end of his schlong,
-|     And hired himself a promoter.
-|
-|     There was a young man from Decatur,
-|     Who slept with a LOX generator.
-|     His balls and his prick
-|     Froze solid read quick,
-|     And his asshole a little bit later.
+::
+
+     There once was a thing called a V-2
+     To pilot which you did not need to-
+     You just pushed a button,
+     And it would leave nuttin'
+     But stiffs and big holes and debris, too.
+
+     <refrain:>
+     Ja, ja, ja, ja!
+     In Prussia they never eat pussy!
+     There ain't hardly cats enough,
+     There's garbage and that's enough,
+     So waltz me around again, Russky!
+
+     There was a young fellow named Crockett,
+     Who had an affair with a rocket.
+     If you saw them out there
+     You'd be tempted to stare,
+     But if you ain't tried it, don't knock it!
+
+     There was a young fellow named Hector,
+     Who was fond of a launcher-erector.
+     But the squishes and pops
+     Of acute pressure drops
+     Wrecked Hector's hydraulic connector.
+
+     There once was a fellow named Moorehead,
+     Who had an affair with a warhead.
+     His wife moved away
+     The very next day-
+     She *was* always kind of a sorehead.
+
+     There was a technician named Urban,
+     Who had an affair with a turbine.
+     "It's much nicer," he said,
+     "Than a woman in bed,
+     And it's sure as hell cheaper than bourbon!"
+
+     There once was a fellow named Slattery
+     Who was fond of the course-gyro battery.
+     With that 50-volt shock,
+     What was left of his cock
+     Was all slimy and sloppy and spattery.
+
+     There was a young fellow named Pope,
+     Who plugged into an *os*-cillo-*scope*.
+     The cyclical trace
+     Of their carnal embrace
+     Had a damn nearly infinite slope.
+
+     There was a young fellow named Yuri,
+     Fucked the nozzle right up its venturi.
+     He had woes without cease
+     From his local police,
+     And a hell of a time with the jury
+
+     There was a young man named McGuire,
+     Who was fond of the pitch amplifier.
+     But a number of shorts
+     Left him covered with warts,
+     And set half the bedroom on fire.
+
+     There once was a fellow named Ritter,
+     Who slept with a guidance transmitter.
+     It shriveled his cock,
+     Which fell off in his sock,
+     And made him exceedingly bitter.
+
+     There once was a fellow named Schroeder,
+     Who buggered the vane servomotor.
+     He soon grew a prong
+     On the end of his schlong,
+     And hired himself a promoter.
+
+     There was a young man from Decatur,
+     Who slept with a LOX generator.
+     His balls and his prick
+     Froze solid read quick,
+     And his asshole a little bit later.
diff --git a/books/Little Schemer.page b/books/Little Schemer.page
index 47086b4..7490698 100644
--- a/books/Little Schemer.page
+++ b/books/Little Schemer.page
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ The Little Schemer
 :by: Daniel Friedman and Matthias Felleisen 
 :Edition: Fourth (4rth)
 
-See also `Scheme </k/software/scheme/>`__.
+See also `Scheme </software/scheme/>`_.
 
 I read this book before starting on a scheme/physics project. I had programmed
 in scheme previously as an algebra/analysis tool, but never really sat down
@@ -24,9 +24,9 @@ some more thought and I'm not sure how happy I am with the description of
 collectors and continuations.
 
 For a better description of the Y-combinator, see these `course notes 
-<http://dangermouse.brynmawr.edu/cs245/ycomb_jim.html>`__.
+<http://dangermouse.brynmawr.edu/cs245/ycomb_jim.html>`_.
 
-This book is followed by `The Seasoned Schemer </k/books/seasonedschemer/>`__
+This book is followed by `The Seasoned Schemer <Seasoned+Schemer>`_
 and The Reasoned Schemer.
 
 Preface Definitions
diff --git a/books/Seasoned Schemer.page b/books/Seasoned Schemer.page
index 655c44c..cebbdfc 100644
--- a/books/Seasoned Schemer.page
+++ b/books/Seasoned Schemer.page
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ The Seasoned Schemer
 :by: Daniel Friedman and Matthias Felleisen 
 :Edition: First (1st) 
 
-See also `Scheme </k/software/scheme/>`__. This book is a sequel 
+See also `Scheme </software/scheme/>`_. This book is a sequel 
 to `The Little Schemer`_; The Reasoned Schemer is a paralel exploration of 
 logical programming.
 
@@ -27,12 +27,12 @@ work done in, but it's kind of like searching for anti-aliasing in digital
 photos or scanning the edges of a wall for painting mistakes. Sometimes the
 big picture is the whole point and it's worth putting up with small flaws.
 
-.. _The Little Schemer: /k/books/littleschemer/
+.. _The Little Schemer: Little+Schemer
 
 Issues/Omissions 
 --------------------------
-The Y combinator function is never defined in this book, I had to copy it out of 
-`The Little Schemer`_; 
+The Y combinator function is never defined in this book, I had to copy it out
+of `The Little Schemer`_::
 
     (define Y
       (lambda (thing)
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Also ``eqlist?``::
          (else (and (eqlist? (car a) (car b)) (eqlist? (cdr a) (cdr b)))))))
 
 MIT/GNU Scheme doesn't seem to have ``letcc`` or ``try``; I stuck with
-``call-with-current-continuation``:
+``call-with-current-continuation``::
 
     (call-with-current-continuation (lambda (hook) ...)
     ; is the same as
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ The Twentieth Commandment
     function that is equivalent but does not forget. Then, when you use it,
     remember to forget.
 
-**I love that last sentence!**
+*I love that last sentence!*
 
 
 
diff --git a/books/wanted books.page b/books/wanted-books.page
index 46143c6..6193aa5 100644
--- a/books/wanted books.page
+++ b/books/wanted-books.page
@@ -31,21 +31,21 @@ Math
 (I haven't really looked in to most of these, just sound interesting)
 
 
- * `On formally undecidable propositions of Principa Mathematica and related systems`:title:, by Kurt Godel. 
- * `Computability and Unsolvability`:title:, by Martin Davis. 
- * `Mathematical Foundations of Information Theory`:title:, by A.I. Khinchin. 
- * `Calculus of Variations with Applications to Physics and Engineering`:title:, by Robert Weinstock. 
- * `Relativity, Thermodynamics, and Cosmology`:title:, by Richard Tolman.
- * `Mathematics Applied to Continuum Mechanics`:title:, by Lee Segel.
- * `Optimization Theory and Applications`:title:, by Donald Pierre.
- * `The Variational Principles of Mechanics`:title:, by Cornelius Lanczos.
- * `Tensor Analysis for Physicists`:title:, by J.A. Schonten.
- * `Investigations on the Theory of Brownian Movement`:title:, by Albert Einstein.
- * `Great Experiments in Physics`:title:, ed. by ???.
- * `Curvature and Homology`:title:, by Samuel Goldberd.
- * `The Philosophy of Mathematics`:title:, by Stephan Korner.
- * `The Various and Ingenious Machines of Agostino Ramelli`:title:, by A. Ramelli (!).
- * `Experiments in Topology`:title:, by Stephan Barr.
+ * **On formally undecidable propositions of Principa Mathematica and related systems**, by Kurt Godel. 
+ * **Computability and Unsolvability**, by Martin Davis. 
+ * **Mathematical Foundations of Information Theory**, by A.I. Khinchin. 
+ * **Calculus of Variations with Applications to Physics and Engineering**, by Robert Weinstock. 
+ * **Relativity, Thermodynamics, and Cosmology**, by Richard Tolman.
+ * **Mathematics Applied to Continuum Mechanics**, by Lee Segel.
+ * **Optimization Theory and Applications**, by Donald Pierre.
+ * **The Variational Principles of Mechanics**, by Cornelius Lanczos.
+ * **Tensor Analysis for Physicists**, by J.A. Schonten.
+ * **Investigations on the Theory of Brownian Movement**, by Albert Einstein.
+ * **Great Experiments in Physics**, ed. by ???.
+ * **Curvature and Homology**, by Samuel Goldberd.
+ * **The Philosophy of Mathematics**, by Stephan Korner.
+ * **The Various and Ingenious Machines of Agostino Ramelli**, by A. Ramelli (!).
+ * **Experiments in Topology**, by Stephan Barr.
 
 Novels
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