Well, It Was Good While It Lasted

Well, the Democrats seem to have taken back Congress and Donald Rumsfeld has been booted to save some face. Silver lining: Harold Ford, Jr. did not get elected to the U.S. Senate, and No. 1 passed with flying colors.

Well, yesterday I met with Dr. Vakili about the project. We keep having these meetings, and the same things keep being said. I'm happy if he's happy.

Well in Heat Transfer, we finally got out of Chapter 3 - Seperation of Variables. We spent over a month on that. We the spent A DAY on Chapter 4 - Superposition. The Superposition method is basically the same as Seperation of Variables, but doesn't pretend to make them seperate and equal. No pretentiousnes at all. And then he gave us more homework - BAM! just like that.

Jeff and I took advantage of the 5 burgers for $5 after 5:00 on Tuesdays at Sonic for dinner last night. I think they should make it more specific, like the 5th month of the year, and possibly accepting only $5 bills. I'm just throwing these out there, they don't have to adopt them. Technical Writing was dumb, albeit shorter than usual. We, a bunch of engineers and science majors, figured out all of Nike's problems in about a half hour, and wrote hand-written memos to their Board of Directors. You're welcome, Nike.

Stupid like that makes you want a shower afterwards.

So we got back home, and tried to follow the election when the power went out around 9:30. I thought I was going to explode. It stayed off for about an hour and a half, just long enough to ruin the evening and warrant early bed. Bummer.

Today I spent most of the day trying to get my Technical Writing term paper written, and its almost there. I wanted it finished, but I can end it tomorrow, no problem. I just need a solid conclusion, and sources to back up my flagrant plagarism. Remember: more than one source = research.