Time to follow the trend and upload a new picture. Enjoy!

Here is an example of a "Theological Engineering Exam", if such a thing exists. Enjoy!

(Spherical Jesus)

Here is an interesting article written by my physic professor. He is among the best teachers I have had so far at any level, and he directed us to this article for our own interest (with a side comment about how everybody should go vote today).

(JANUS)

Here we are a week into Florida and everyone is having a great time. Strangely, the weather here has been cooler (if not a bit more humid) than the weather in Seattle. It was also raining when we got of the plane. Go figure ( Read more... )

A little over a week ago (early morning, Saturday, July 12), Amy and I decided to separate. We were together for 3 years, 1 month, and 10 days. Over the past 3 years we have been very close and shareed many good times. However, in the past few months we have both been growing increasingly unhappy and have not been able to find a way to work through ( Read more... )

A more serious post about life coming soon. For now, my LJ RPG team:

For those who don't know, I just graduated with a BS (Bachelor of Science, not the other BS) in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Washington. I am soon quitting my intern job at Andrews Space, which I have been at for about two years, to work on a fusion project at the UW. The project is called HIT, or Helicity Injected Tokamak. Check it ( Read more... )

The new Legend of Zelda game looks completely awesome. Check out this article and particularly the screenshots and video:

http://cube.ign.com/objects/572/572738.html

Unfortunately we have to wait until sometime in 2005 . . .

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I ran across this error page while searching for some information on liquid oxygen lines on google. Apparently it couldn't find the document. . .

http://www.jipmer.edu/tender/Tender15_3_04/13.pdf