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Mar. 1st, 2003 02:00 amTried to explain to Andrew on the phone tonight how truly boring my social/cultural calendar has been. Unfortunately, I was belied by a bevy of activities all coming up this evening. Services at exactly when he first called, then an interview with a regional newspaperman, followed by a night out at the bar with Valerie and her out-of-town friend.
Of course the "newspaperman" was my brother, for a Young Judaea paper, and Valerie ended up standing me up for 2 hours. But we eventually got out, 5 of us, and I enjoyed the evening. I really never do get out enough!
This week has been midterm season at school. I had two (one a paper); and in Spanish the professor is beginning to turn up the pressure for our upcoming term papers. Although there's no deadline per se, I made sure to complete the current code for my indep study project. It would be nice to set it running and let it go over the week's vacation that is beginning now. I am proud of my work so far. In this stage, we are breaking down the average results into a person-by-person analysis. And after that the idea is to consider sequential effects over each person. I am hoping that there will be something interesting to see about the evolution of the "ideal" criterion. The concept of the "ideal" (or 50/50) criterion is a core idea of signal-processing. If people are actually using it, how do they hone in?
I will be at home for some of the week's break, but not all. Both Sundays I will need to be in Boston, so at least this weekend I'll spend here. I expect to head off probably not until Tuesday or so, so that I can take a bit of enjoyment from what The Hub was to offer =)
I'm looking forward to seeing my kids again.
Now so tired.
goodbye
Of course the "newspaperman" was my brother, for a Young Judaea paper, and Valerie ended up standing me up for 2 hours. But we eventually got out, 5 of us, and I enjoyed the evening. I really never do get out enough!
This week has been midterm season at school. I had two (one a paper); and in Spanish the professor is beginning to turn up the pressure for our upcoming term papers. Although there's no deadline per se, I made sure to complete the current code for my indep study project. It would be nice to set it running and let it go over the week's vacation that is beginning now. I am proud of my work so far. In this stage, we are breaking down the average results into a person-by-person analysis. And after that the idea is to consider sequential effects over each person. I am hoping that there will be something interesting to see about the evolution of the "ideal" criterion. The concept of the "ideal" (or 50/50) criterion is a core idea of signal-processing. If people are actually using it, how do they hone in?
I will be at home for some of the week's break, but not all. Both Sundays I will need to be in Boston, so at least this weekend I'll spend here. I expect to head off probably not until Tuesday or so, so that I can take a bit of enjoyment from what The Hub was to offer =)
I'm looking forward to seeing my kids again.
Now so tired.
goodbye
