You Got Your Batwoman In My Molemen!

I've had much, much worse Saturdays than today. Some Eggo waffles for breakfast, cartoons (Superman & the Legion of Superheroes and The Batman), and then I got to work on the ginourmous amount of Heat Transfer homework.

I've been bogged down in Chapter 3 for quite a while - separation of Variables. Repetition has helped thing make sense, to a point. I've gotten a much better grasp for the procedure, but the decision making paradigm still escapes me. According to our PDE expert Amy choosing the eigenfunction is completely random, but I don't buy it. I think its one of those things they explain to you after they give you a PhD. So basically, I'm not that interested in finding out about it right now. I should be out of the Ch 3 bog before lunch tomorrow, which is good. Then I can move on to Superposition, Complex Combination, and Normalization. Sweet.

Pizza for dinner, then Jeff and I finished watching 12 Monkeys. It got interesting, then kinda weird again, and then kinda interesting again, and then it ended weird. After that, Jeff and I watched Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Wild World of Batwoman - one of THE most awful movies ever made. Mike and the two robots, Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot made the movie watchable. Hilarious.

Also, this is my 50th blog post here at Adventures in Grad School. That's half-way to a hundred, you know. I'm going to pat myself on the back now.