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Yep, been a looong time since I posted. I haven't forgotten about y'all who might still read this thing, I just have been too busy to do much about it.

Last quarter was 17 credits, and I got a 3.3GPA. I'm pretty happy about that. Took senior project, made a neat thing, learned a new functional language based on OCaml, got very stressed. It was awesome.

This summer I'm taking Security with Bover and Automata with Hearne. And then I'll be done with CS, just in need of a GUR and a math class that I couldn't get covered by my Olin stuff. I'm almost through here. It was a sad, sad day when I realized I wouldn't get to graduate with the rest of the folks this spring.

Went to Lake Crescent for a week after graduation, I've got some fun pictures up on facebook of them if you're interested.

Since then my plans have been to a.) kick ass in my classes b.) learn cool new things about programming and c.) get some money from working. So far I'm doing alright by them.

I've been using a DS with a CycloDS card with DSLibris as my book reader, and I setup a DS development environment so I could make some improvements on the app. Haven't got that far, but it'll come.

I also need to learn a bunch about graphical programming this summer. I've got a K in 580 with Ural that I need to finish up by doing a bunch of awesome programs. Realtime Rendering (the book) ftw.

Oh, and I replaced my stolen iPod 4th Gen with an iPod Touch. I love it. I downloaded the iPhone SDK, and I'm hoping to play around and make some neat tools. Maybe some wireless network exploratory tools? ....Want a list of computers on the current network? It'd be sweet, you have to admit, to whip out a Touch with a nessus-like program on it that gave you info about the network. ^-^

I find myself not wanting to listen to any of my old music anymore. It all seems so sad now. Listening to most of it makes me feel guilty like watching TV...and, to be honest, I'd rather be happy. If I can trick my seratonin receptors into being happy and motivated when they're tired, what's the harm in it? ;-) Life is what we make it, after all.

In a week I'll be moving out of "The Home", which isn't really the home anymore. It hasn't been really since Simmons moved out - though it was plenty fun joining them down in Seattle on occasion.

My foot hurts because I damaged it when the canoe tipped over yesterday. :-P Stupid person in the canoe bow.

I read a lot again, like I used to: incessantly, ravenously. I don't linger on the internet half as much as I used to.

Twitter is fun though. I update that probably 100 times for every blog post.

Well, I think it's bedtime. (Oh, and I fixed my sleeping schedule, mostly.)

I'll ttyl.