Back home in NYC ( Read more... )

I'm doing some homework here at Marston 112, one of UMass' many computer labs. I'm very close to the end of my undergraduate career, close enough in fact that they let me participate in the funny square hat festival last Spring. Thing was though, I was five credits short (even after 6 years) so I had to come back to finish the last three classes ( Read more... )

I'm over at Kiernan's; he and Jaime noticed that I haven't written in a long time, so I figured I'd bring it up to date real quick. I'm finishing up at UMass, almost done. There's a few more credits as incomplete classes which I must satisfy, then I can actually be done! Hurray! I'm pretty psyched for that, obviously. Civil Engineer in the ( Read more... )

I'm sitting in the library. I should, in order to continue my social advancement, be doing any one of the myriad projects that school endlessly heaps upon us aspiring academic types ( Read more... )

I am here again, gearing up for another thrill packed semester with my 24,000 homies of academia. I'm going to get good grades, start a local chapter of Engineers without borders, complete the MEG and apply to grad school. It's exciting to think about being done and moving on to the next phase of life ( Read more... )

Sorry about that... It's just been on my mind and I am going across the great sky road tomorrow. Thanks for reading!

This paper claims to question Michalson and Morelly's findings regarding the nature of spacetime and the speed of light, using the Doppler effect. It is motivated as a search for an alternative source of power. The term Ether, defined as a medium in space that conducts light waves, is a pariah to conventional physics and preconceptions regarding ( Read more... )

I do know when I'll be back again though. I'm heading to San Fran on the 25th. We'll get up to the gathering as the flow allows. We'll be at Rainbow til the 7th or so. After that, we're going to my dad's farm near Eugene, OR. Return flight from SF on the 13th ( Read more... )

over AIM at about 4:33 and GNU is kicking my butt at Go (Baduk) and I think, hey this would make a cool post...

ical difficulty. How did that happen? Planes use this super fuel and airports are as expensive a thing as there is to make, but the economy of scale still wins out over these hurdles. So, I am touching down in about a week in SF.
If any of you are looking for directions and other stuff that's good to know... check reply...