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no smooches today!
Nobody can kiss me today, because I'm sick. Sorry, LADIES! My father, I think, would describe this feeling as "having some gook in his throat".
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zip4096 and Martin samarin and I hung out in the afternoon, and it was pretty exciting :) And last night was for karaoke with the Let's Try This! people, at International Bowl, which is a super-interesting place with signs in various Asian languages (and, if I recognized it correctly -- graffiti in the bathroom in Korean) and delicious fried rice. A lot of songs by Journey were sung.
And Grahamcola_fan found this really awesome web comic, about "romance, sarcasm, math, and language". (it's right up my alley, and I expect, O dear readers, that it's up yours too.) Here are a few of my favorites.
Summer camp for high school kids starts again on Monday -- hopefully I'll be all recovered for that. I think I prefer the kids and the python to the adults and the java, but it's always good getting more experience teaching people stuff.
However! Brett
zip4096 and Martin samarin and I hung out in the afternoon, and it was pretty exciting :) And last night was for karaoke with the Let's Try This! people, at International Bowl, which is a super-interesting place with signs in various Asian languages (and, if I recognized it correctly -- graffiti in the bathroom in Korean) and delicious fried rice. A lot of songs by Journey were sung.And Graham
cola_fan found this really awesome web comic, about "romance, sarcasm, math, and language". (it's right up my alley, and I expect, O dear readers, that it's up yours too.) Here are a few of my favorites.Summer camp for high school kids starts again on Monday -- hopefully I'll be all recovered for that. I think I prefer the kids and the python to the adults and the java, but it's always good getting more experience teaching people stuff.
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My undergrad career was basically "platforms" plus "intelligence", plus a little meandering for history and spanish classes.
As it stands now, you can get out without doing anything C-like or systems-y after 2200... this hardly different.