On Life
Wizard Rock videos on Youtube makes everything better. Too bad I'm probably not going to Sonorous this weekend. There better be wizard rock in California this summer, is all I'm gonna say. (Oh, and HTML5 Youtube FTW. Less Flash == much more happy and responsive computer)
But seriously, life is pretty crazy, y'all. Some highlights of my next week:
I have 8am Physics mechanics. I have discovered I really don't care very much how the world works. I think this bad mood has a lot to do with the first exam coming on Wednesday and a lab report due on Thursday and an assignment due on Friday. But I've had it for a while. Did a bit of studying today; I derived all the basic constant acceleration kinematics equations. Fun.
CS Club Student Body President forum on Tuesday. Hopefully will be enlightening both for us and for the candidates. Prepared and graded platforms this afternoon.
ResNET monthly meeting on Wednesday. Will be doing a presentation on IT at UNC news. Made a presentation on SEP 11, Virtual Labs, VPN, student email outsourcing, and the MS student fee; submitted it to the management team for suggestions and comments.
Also with ResNET, decided to apply for SRCC, am interviewing on Thursday.
Grandfather's birthday celebration on Thursday. Hmm, does he want presents/cards?
Weekly research meeting on Wednesday. Am finally working on creating an H.264 parsing tool ("H264Katana"); still working on parsing the slice header. It's nice to check in code. Probably am not progressing as fast as KMP would like; in fact, need to send him another email with a question, he's not parsing something in NAL Units that I need in the header.
Also: Other classes (Empire and Diplomacy; still waiting on the professor to email out the assignment for Tuesday while somebody wants to borrow the book we're reading because he doesn't have a copy; Internet Architecture and Performance, which hasn't heated up yet, Personal History of Computing on Fridays which I may still drop due to its non-zero workload, ACM programming practice which I/my team worked on today). Tech and Web office hours. My first CAPCOM meeting. A Lenovo roadmap presentation on Friday.
Yay. Oh my life, never a dull moment.
But seriously, life is pretty crazy, y'all. Some highlights of my next week:
I have 8am Physics mechanics. I have discovered I really don't care very much how the world works. I think this bad mood has a lot to do with the first exam coming on Wednesday and a lab report due on Thursday and an assignment due on Friday. But I've had it for a while. Did a bit of studying today; I derived all the basic constant acceleration kinematics equations. Fun.
CS Club Student Body President forum on Tuesday. Hopefully will be enlightening both for us and for the candidates. Prepared and graded platforms this afternoon.
ResNET monthly meeting on Wednesday. Will be doing a presentation on IT at UNC news. Made a presentation on SEP 11, Virtual Labs, VPN, student email outsourcing, and the MS student fee; submitted it to the management team for suggestions and comments.
Also with ResNET, decided to apply for SRCC, am interviewing on Thursday.
Grandfather's birthday celebration on Thursday. Hmm, does he want presents/cards?
Weekly research meeting on Wednesday. Am finally working on creating an H.264 parsing tool ("H264Katana"); still working on parsing the slice header. It's nice to check in code. Probably am not progressing as fast as KMP would like; in fact, need to send him another email with a question, he's not parsing something in NAL Units that I need in the header.
Also: Other classes (Empire and Diplomacy; still waiting on the professor to email out the assignment for Tuesday while somebody wants to borrow the book we're reading because he doesn't have a copy; Internet Architecture and Performance, which hasn't heated up yet, Personal History of Computing on Fridays which I may still drop due to its non-zero workload, ACM programming practice which I/my team worked on today). Tech and Web office hours. My first CAPCOM meeting. A Lenovo roadmap presentation on Friday.
Yay. Oh my life, never a dull moment.