It's done and gone, submitted via email.
Printing it out just to take a picture of it would have been a waste of paper, especially since it's 22 pages long.
Now, brief sigh of relief before buckling down to convert it into 15-minute presentation form.


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The students at Union College bring a whole new meaning to the word "Wall Calendar."
(It's located in the Student Center. "Houses" are Union's system of on-campus housing.)


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I thought I had some great pictures for today, but when I downloaded them they were blue! I had the camera set to force the white balance, and I didn't realize it because it was too bright to see the image well on the screen or in the viewfinder. So I used the opportunity to play with the "effects" that are available in iPhoto. I antiqued it a ( Read more... )

This is how I spent a good chunk of my day.


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No picture yesterday due to tax returns being filed. To make up for it, here are two from today.

First up, chopped ivy. This building is relatively new, and obviously the vines are being restricted (though why they planted vines if they didn't want them to grow on the building, I'm not sure).


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We finally did some bend testing today. It went really well. Now I have data to analyze and predictions to make. Not to mention a paper to write and a presentation to put together.


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On my way home from church tonight, I noticed in my rear view mirror the huge red moon rising over the city of Troy. Rather than go straight home, I drove around for a bit trying to get a good vantage point from which to take a picture. Unfortunately, while I found some great views, all of my pictures are blurry, and unusable for the blog ( Read more... )

This is the reflection in the glass ceiling above the lower section of the Dutch Hollow, which is a food-service establishment in the Reamer Campus Center at Union College. I ate there tonight and worked on homework.

For some reason, aerial views fascinate me.


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After class today, walking through the Science and Engineering building, my eye was caught by the Latin titles on these bulletin boards. The right one, "Laeti Triumphantes" I assume was taken from the second line of Adeste Fideles (O Come, All Ye Faithful), which is translated to English as "Joyful and Triumphant." That makes sense in the context ( Read more... )

This is the Science and Engineering building at Union College, where many of my classes have been. Soon, Union Graduate College will have it's own "campus" - I think it's one building, currently under construction - but I won't be going there. Today was the first class of my last course as a Masters student. Hooray!


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