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Friday, September 03, 2004  10:43 PM
  Ah, Friday 
This day in History:
  • 1658 - Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England, dies
  • In 1875 Ferdinand Porsche, German automotive engineer was born (d. 1951)
Pep assembly was this morning = I did homework in first hour band. Did lab in Physics involving ticker tape. I have a lot of math homework now, that's what I get for slacking. I also let down my group in English. I did our cultural literacy terms at 3AM last night and the left them sitting on top of my scanner. I wanted to die. Sorry guys, I'll make it up to you. After school ditched the band people at Subway to take the school bus home. Got home, went to karate. Sensei was having us do Mawashi Geri (roundhose kicks) and hold it on the shoulder of our partners. Really freaking hard. Then more of that slide technique I hate. I hope he doesn't do to much of that at the clinic tomorrow. Three day weekend, yay! Maybe I'll do something worth while, I need to get a lot of reading done soon. Moby-Dick is calling me. That book is screwed up. You think it's about a whale or something, and then the first fifty or so pages are about Ishmael being "bosom buddies" with this one cannibal, and sharing the same bed. I'll leave you to figure out the rest.

Today's LotD is to the TerraServer website. From this website you can get satellite photos of almost anywhere in the United States with a 1 meter resolution (each pixel represents 1 meter). They also have satellite photos of famous places preselected so you don't have to hunt for them. It's really cool.

 
         


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We really saw this in Tokyo, I have some more crazy sign pictures to post in a bit. If you want a picture posted as a random picture, then send it to me at eagle8635@gmail.com

Current Reading

The Minority Report and Other Classic Stories
by Philip K Dick

The Hammer of God
by Arthur C. Clarke

What I'm playing


Pokemon: Leaf Green

Tales of Symphonia


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