The clouds came in tonight covering just about everything that's worth observing through a telescope from campus. But, as you can see, as dusk turned to night, the view was stunning. So the TA's spent a little time enjoying the cool breeze and slowly fading light up on the 9th story roof.
Another hot day today, but tomorrow is apparently going to be nicer - I hope. I had a nice lunch with my friend Naod and we talked about what life after college would be like - we're all in the same boat right now, just trying to figure out what to do - he's waiting to hear from grad schools, I'm looking for jobs.
I watched a silly sci-fi movie tonight from 1978 called "Capricorn One" about the government faking a Mars landing - really good cheesy stuff there, though not quite cheesy enough for a Mystery Science Theater 3000 rendition.
I also was looking a couple of interesting gadgets - the Ooma Voice over IP (read: internet telephone) system, and the Violet Mir:ror - a little RFID gadget that lets you program little tags (Ztamps - like stamps, get it?) to activate different functions on your computer. A little unnecessary, but nice uses of solid technologies nonetheless.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
One of the best views on campus
The clouds came in tonight covering just about everything that's worth observing through a telescope from campus. But, as you can see, as dusk turned to night, the view was stunning. So the TA's spent a little time enjoying the cool breeze and slowly fading light up on the 9th story roof.
Another hot day today, but tomorrow is apparently going to be nicer - I hope. I had a nice lunch with my friend Naod and we talked about what life after college would be like - we're all in the same boat right now, just trying to figure out what to do - he's waiting to hear from grad schools, I'm looking for jobs.
I watched a silly sci-fi movie tonight from 1978 called "Capricorn One" about the government faking a Mars landing - really good cheesy stuff there, though not quite cheesy enough for a Mystery Science Theater 3000 rendition.
I also was looking a couple of interesting gadgets - the Ooma Voice over IP (read: internet telephone) system, and the Violet Mir:ror - a little RFID gadget that lets you program little tags (Ztamps - like stamps, get it?) to activate different functions on your computer. A little unnecessary, but nice uses of solid technologies nonetheless.
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