Post Grad

Right now I'm working... working during lunch is really boring in the Lurie Building. Nothing happens. No one calls, no one needs directions or any type of help. Pretty much I sit here for an hour and smile at all the other people leaving to take their lunch breaks. Once 1 rolls around however it will be much busier here. The tour today has a bunch of people on it so I'll have a ton of stuff to take care of before they all arrive. Sweet makes time pass.

Right now I'm not feeling like giving a tour at all. I really just want to go back to my apartment, get my laptop loaded with a bunch of programs I need to work on the website this weekend and go home. I need a break. Especially after this week. This week sorta sucked. I didn't do so awesome on my Material Science exam and it really bummed me out. I just need to get like 100 on the final to do well in that class, otherwise it looks like a bad grade for me. SUCK!! :(

Tonight is gonna be fun. I can't wait to see the puppies. I will post some on here if I remember and get a chance to do it. They are so sweet. I talked to my mom this morning and she said that their eyes are just starting to open. Very exciting. They are gonna be so cute!! :)

I am sorta excited to actually show my mom how i've been putting together the website, because right now I don't think she really gets it. I think she thinks its all just drag and drop and I can use any program in the world to do that(or no program at all). It will be nice for her to actually understand how much effort I've been putting into this website and maybe that will make her want to give me some dollars... haha jk. But I'll just be happy when someone appreciates all the effort and the extensive learning curve I've put myself through these past few months.

Speaking of learning curves, I have to start reading about all the hardware that my DSP project is going to entail. Its gonna take so long to understand all that material. Heck right now I don't even really quite understand the project. All i know is that we are going to have to pull data from the camera, compress it, save it to the FPGA, send it through a transmitter connected to that FPGA, and then receive it on the other FPGA and send it to a VGA connector and produce the image/movie on the screen. WOW!!! sounds hard, but after we get most of it working I think it will run nicely. The biggest problem that we are going to have is snycing the channels so that they accept the packets and read them properly. That will be hard. And since I've never taken anything communications based, its gonna be difficult!! But once its done and over i'm gonna be smart! haha

I should go work. Later