January 02, 2004   
I'll spare the "another year" moaning that everyone else does about now...

So I went out to the mall to hook up with the 2600 group, but didn't see anyone I knew. Needless to say, I spent about two hours lurking, waiting for someone I knew to arrive...
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January 05, 2004   Hmm...
Now, I'm not a Democrat (nor much of a Republican, how about that Green party, egh? ), but I've been watching some of the debates - like the one for the Iowa Caucus last night. I am more rational than the typical voter...
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January 06, 2004   It's official...
I won't be voting Republican in the 2004 elections... I've always voted Republican before, why change now?? is . I can't see why the FBI needed this additional power, they should have to be checked by a judge as they always have been before.

I walked to the cafe again today...
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January 07, 2004   Staying Up Late
Staying up late and coding... It is about 2 am now. I'm actually making some progress with my Parallel GA project - I haven't touched it in a week, but I didn't feel much like reading tonight. I'm trying to tackle the breeding function(s) tonight (this morning).....
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January 08, 2004   Where are my books
The semester starts in 4 days - where are my books, my books, my books??? I should have checked the shipping more carefully before I bought them, both Amazon and BookByte used USPS to ship them.... God knows when they'll show up. 

January 09, 2004   My only beef with OS X
I love TextEdit. Even more since it can read Microshaft Document files *grin* There is only one beef - it doesn't support split columns at ALL!!! You can't create them, you can't view them - and this is a major problem that almost cost me a publication tonight. If Dr...
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January 10, 2004   The light breaks through the clouds - for once
I got the RA spot that I was hoping for, thank God, I was really dreading going out and looking for a part-time job. I now, for the first time...
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January 13, 2004   
Yesterday was the first day of class - joy *grin* I swear if one more professor goes through the syllabus one more time....

I have one class in Stillwater, I elected to ride the bus over right after eating lunch - big mistake. I was not feeling very well after that...
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January 14, 2004   
I discovered that there is a wireless network on OSU's campus in Stillwater. I went to the Administrator's office to get my account setup. Pleasant enough. I was explaining to him that I only have one class here in Stillwater and that the rest where in Tulsa. "Well...
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January 19, 2004   
Joe and Nathan are at the cafe today, working on their Operating System project. They impress me. They know so much as Seniors in high school - things I didn't learn until my Senior year in college. Nathan was already accepted to the U of Illinois!  

January 20, 2004   
I read Tim Bray's ongoing today (there is usually good stuff in there) and he had a link to an interesting new development in the blog sphere. Basically you type in a URL and the website reports back the links "cosmos". In other words, it reports in bound links to that particular site...
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January 21, 2004   
I almost over slept the Stillwater bus this morning... I arrived just as the bus pulled up to the stop. I have enjoyed my break from life's rigor immensely, but now I think it is time once again to struggle toward the shore or order and try to get some structure back in my routine...
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January 24, 2004   Hopeless Lamers
I attended a meeting of the Knowledge Management Society today. Lame, but I don't blame the poor participants, after all they are living and working in Tulsa and are suffering from desperation...
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January 27, 2004   
So, the professor I was supposed to work with this semester just got picked up by the police for solicitation of a minor for lewd acts... doesn't that beat all. It was a sting operation.

Fortunately, I should be able to get reassigned to a different professor. 

January 28, 2004   The benefits of class
The thing that I value most in a really great class is that it pushes you out of your comfort zone. Many of the core classes in computer science are not fields that I am extremely interested in, however I am forced to endure them a second time to complete a Master's degree...
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