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Tuesday, November 30, 2004--Another boring day... EE105 Lecture... EE122 Lecture... (lunchbreak) Music 26ac Lecture... TBP General Meeting #3... Mafia Night... back in my dorm.

Apparently, Ken Jennings lost today.

Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 3) Total: 4

Did anyone notice the irony in my "Good Night" message last night?
Monday, November 29, 2004--Boring day... EE105 Discussion... CS61c Lecture... EE120 Lecture... Music 26ac Discussion... the usual...

Working on my EE105 project...

Fencing... (I've become lazy)

Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 5) Total: 8

I'm too lazy to write anything other than Good Night!
Sunday, November 28, 2004--Other than homework and making my triumphant return to Berkeley? Nothing!

On this day:
In 2003: I dream about Kim locking me out and refusing to talk to me. In real life, Kim reassures me. That's Kim for you!

I need to make Christmas cards.

Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 6) Total: 10

Good (but Cold) Night!
Saturday, November 27, 2004--Lunch at Ariake Sushi with Justin, Alan, Mark, and Ryan. The tab was fifty seven dollars and one cent! Justin had the one penny.

Then, we went to Alan's house to watch NCAA football and play MTG. Highlights include: After eating Domino's Pizza for dinner, I went back home.

Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 1) Total: 4

Why do I say Good Night everyday?
Friday, November 26, 2004--I got meself a USB keyboard for me laptop. Now, I have a NumPad again. Yay!

On this day: In 2003: Tracy gives me her SN on one of my CS61a notes.
In 2002: "If you had to be assassinated, who would you want to be assassinated by and why?"

*8*Anyways, FF8 is turning out to be a lot harder than I originally anticipated. Maybe it's because I didn't get the Ultimate Weapons. Maybe it's because I didn't Draw all those Auras from Seifer. Maybe it's because I levelled up so I'm at a level where junctioning 100 Curagas is normal, as opposed to earlier in the game, when junctioning 100 Curagas is simple abuse of the system. Or maybe I just underestimated FF8.

Anyways, I made it to the final boss (Ultimecia, Greiver, and Ultimeica-Griever), and I'm getting my ass kicked. I only have 2 real sources of damage--Eden (which I renamed Sarah) and Zell. Unfortunately, Ultimecia has a nasty habit of blowing up any and all GFs, so I can't rely on Eden (at least not against the 3rd form, Ultimecia Griever), and I have only, like, 5 Auras, so I can't rely on Zell.

Fortunately, I have a few more strategies to try, but I think I'm a hold them off until Winter Break, because I've played enough this Thanksgiving.*8*

Also, I played GunBound with Carise. It was fun. My eMachines computer lags like fuck, but apparently, I still had pretty decent accuracy. (Note to self, angle is easier to control than power, especially if you're firing long distance, high angle.)

Dice Roll of the Day: (2, 2) Total: 4

*yawn* Good Night!
Thursday, November 25, 2004--Happy Thanksgiving!!

Happy Birthday Jazmine!!

On this day:
In 2003: "You should go home tomorrow so I can see you today."
In 2002: Thanksgiving party at Kellie's. Present were me, Frank, Kellie, Bernard, Jeffrey, Connie, Vivian, and Robin.

I loaned Kellie FF7, but since it has issues with WinXP, I had to search the 'Net for some patches and fix FF7.

We (me, Kellie, Connie, Vivian, and Bernard) also played some Bomberman. Highlights include: Back at home, more FF8... *8*There are 8 bosses in the final dungeons who have sealed 8 of my battle commands. So I track down and kill these 8 bosses. The last one, Tiamat, was pretty hard, but I managed to pull off a really lucky win after Phoenix kicked in. Thank goodness for Phoenix.*8*

Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 3) Total: 7

Good Night!
Wednesday, November 24, 2004--I got my EE120 test back in EE120 Discussion, and w00t! I did fantastically good! I beat Tanya this time. (Of course, Tanya didn't need to try this time, since she did so well the first time around, and the system is designed to bias in favor of your better test scores.)

CS61c Discussion... was very empty, so we talked about Virtual Memory.

CS61c Lecture... also very nearly empty.

EE120 Lecture... extremely totally uberly empty...

On this day:
In 2002: "Bart has his 'El Barto', why can't I be 'El Homo'?"

Then, I went home, at which I finished my CS61c project, then played FF8.

*8*So I finally got around to beating Adel. I used a suicide blitz strategy, which basically involved me starting off with about 1/3 of my HP on all characters, then doing my Limit Breaks until she died. It was a very ugly win. Phoenix had to kick in once in order for me to survive. Nevertheless, it was still a win.

Then, a few more bosses, and now I'm at the final dungeon.*8*

Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 2) Total: 6

Good Night!
Tuesday, November 23, 2004--Today, I woke up of my own free will.

EE105 Lecture... but I still fell asleep anyway.

EE122 Lecture... during break, I visited the HKN office and saw Angela Wu of TBP.

(Lunchbreak)

Music 26ac... with Kim... we sat closer to the front than we had ever sat before.

TBP Meeting...

Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 6) Total: 9

Wow... boring day... Good Night!
Monday, November 22, 2004--For the first time in a long time, I woke up. Err... on time, I mean. On time for EE105 Discussion...

CS61c Lecture...

(Lunch break)

EE120 Lecture... I think Tracy's started avoiding me. Well, that's Tracy for you. (Wait a minute...)

Music 26ac Discussion...

And finally, I make my triumphant return to Fencing. And, I fenced with Angela.
Me: You wanna fence?
Angela: Uhh...
Me: I'll go get a foil.
Angela: Okay.

Apparently, saber tactics apply very well to foil.
Angela: You're very aggressive. You attack all the time. Most people just stand there.
Me: Yeah, well, I'm a saber fencer.

I also fenced against Christina.

On this day:
In 2003: Big Game 2003
In 2002: Nadia plays Justin's perverted calculator game "to see who we put in it".

Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 2) Total: 6

Now I bid thee Good Night!
Sunday, November 21, 2004--Addendums to yesterday...

Today, I mainly worked on homework. However, at one point, I took a break and went to Eudemonia for the CMTG Unhinged draft. Unfortunately, no one showed up. Losers. So I after waiting for half an hour, I went back to my dorm.

Apparently, I have less homework than I had previously predicted, and the EE122 project is going a lot smoother than originally anticipated. Yay!

Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 5) Total: 10

Good entry, short Night!
Saturday, November 20, 2004--Cal vs Stanford Big Game!

So waking up at 9ish, I get ready and then I go to the Big Game with Sarah and Aneesh and Eunice and... and... and I can't remember any more. In any case, we kicked ass 41-6. I thought the game was over when we got our 2nd touch down in the 3rd quarter and brought the score to 20-3. Stanford did not score a single touchdown.

One highlight: In the fourth quarter, we had one of the weirdest drives in the history of football. We somehow made a first down like an inch in front of the endzone. Then, there was a penalty and we lost 5 yards. Then, there was another penalty, and we lost 5 yards, and in the same play, one of Stanford's dudes did a personal foul against us or something, and we gained half the distance, which brought us back to the 5 yards. Then, we made a touchdown.

One lowlight: Stanford #29 kept fouling our dudes. "Hey, number 29! You're mom called. She said you suck!"

Melody was two rows in front of me, watching the game, and at one point, she decided she wanted to be carried up the stands, so then when a touch down was made, they carried her up and carried her up the stands. I almost dropped her because, since she was right in front of me, I didn't see her coming up until she was about to fall on me.

Also, apparently, the graduating cheerleaders were getting carried up the stands, too. They were wearing jackets and sweatpants over their outfits, though, because apparently, the administration was afraid they'd get harassed.

After winning, we rushed the field, where I saw Jackie, who apparently had been sitting in the Cal Student section, disguised as a SJSU student. "That's quite a downgrade there, but whatever works for you."

Took a nap in my dorm at 5:30 and woke up to monster windstorm at 7. The wind was so strong that the trees were bent over sideways. Then, the wind died and I went to get something to eat.

Dice Roll of the Day: (2, 6) Total: 8

And that brings us to the now. Now! Umm... Good Night?
Friday, November 19, 2004--The most inefficient CS61c Lab ever... I arrived at 9:30, finished the lab by 10:15, and waited until 11 before getting checked off. I think it was because the TAs were spending 5-10 minutes per person explaining the concepts behind the lab, while the people who just needed a 1 minute check-off had to wait excessively. Whoops.

CS61c Guest Lecture by a TA since Prof Garcia was apparently unavailable.

EE122 Discussion...

On this day:
In 2002: The name "RustWyrm" is born.

Sometime in the afternoon, I went to the card shops. Originally, I had only gone to buy cards and get Unhinged boosters, but I ended up drafting at Games of Berkeley instead.

We were doing an Unhinged draft, and I drafted red-black, of course. I got passed 3 (that's right, three Sautes, and 3 Punctuates (but I only drafted 2), 2 Duh, 1 Deal Damage, and 1 Wet Willie of the Damned. Come on, what's wrong with you people? Nine removal. I would have had ten if I had drafted the 4th Punctuate.

Other notable cards I got drafted were a foil Bad Ass, Mother of Goons (makes a good combo with Saute, "Hey, sucka, you just got cooked!"), Rocket-Powered Turbo Slug. Not in my deck were Orchish Paratroopers ("IOU one Parashoot --Urk, mogg fanatic"), Mons's Goblin Waiters, Little Girl (half a white mana for a half/half), Magical Hacker ("1|= y()u (4|\| r3@d 7#][5, y0|_| /\r3 @ IVI0/\/$t3|2 &33|<"), and the Infernal Spawn of Infernal Spawn of Evil.

My decklist:
12 Mountains
6 Swamps
2xFrazzled Editor
3xGoblin Mime
3xSaute
2xGoblin SWAT Team
Six-y Beast
Rocket-Powered Turbo Slug
Punctuate
2xRed-Hot Hottie
Deal Damage
2xDuh
Mother of Goons
The Fallen Apart
Bad Ass
Wet Willie of the Damned

First round, I played against this kid named Alex. I don't remember what deck he was playing, but he was mana screwed the first round, so I beat him (by Sauteing him to death), and the second round, I owned him. Record: 1-0

The second dude I played was this guy named Ken, who had apparently came to play Kamigawa, but decided to play Unhinged since no one wanted to play Kamigawa. In any case, he used the the Longest Name Elemental-Wordmail combo. Funny thing was, he had 4 of both cards in his deck without realizing it was a killer combo, and he found out later. (For the record, the Longest Name Elemental has 25 words in its name.) In anycase, he killed me with one. Rather, I had to continually regenerate a Bad Ass to survive, and eventually, the pressure from his other creatures (with Wordmails) killed me. (Why does Wordmail have a pic of the Infernal Spawn's kid?) In the second game, I had a bad opening hand, so I mulliganed down to 6. That hand was all land, so I mulliganed down to 5. That hand was all non-land, so I mulliganed down to 4. Needless to say, I lost. Record: 1-1

My third bout was against this kid named Jasper, who was such a jackass about my Goblin Mimes. Seriously, it's one thing to try to trick a dude, but when it's obvious that it won't work, just give it up. It's called Sportsmanship, you know. In any case, I managed to beat him by Sauteing him, and our second game, we ran out of time, so it was a draw. Circle of Protection: Art can be annoying sometimes. Record: 2-1

Anyways, I got 3rd place and won 2 boosters and a foil Ass Whuppin', which apparently Ralph decided to give out, but of course, he's not officially on the list of MTG Unhinged release people, so *shrug*. At least I got my Ass Whuppin'.

Another interesting strategy I witnessed was the double Farewell to Arms, in which your opponent would have no arms to play with (unless they wanted to discard their hand... of cards). Hazzy, a little kid in the draft, forfeited after losing both arms. Dave, in the sealed event, on the other hand, actually turned around and fumbled with stuff with both arms behind his back and actually kept playing despite the Farewell to Arms, which was simply amazing. He unanimously got the Sportsmanship award (even though one wasn't awarded that day).

I also bought 3 Unhinged Boosters on my own. Memorable cards include: a 2nd Wet Willie of the Damned, a 3rd Duh, a 3rd Punctuate, a 3rd Little Girl, a foil Mana Flair, Rod of Spanking ("Thank you, sir. May I have another?"), the No name creature, Question Elemental, Stone Cold Basilisk, Form of the Squirrel, and Gleemax.

Anyways, that's all I have for today. Hope you enjoyed reading about Unhinged as much as I enjoyed playing it. Oh, and the Unhinged set has nothing to do with the card Unhinge.

Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 2) Total: 8

Good Night!
Thursday, November 18, 2004--EE105 Lecture...

EE122 Lecture...

Tiffany: Carise didn't show up today.
Me: Yeah, I think I've been working her too hard on the project [even though she and I both agree that I did a majority of the work...]

Abhi (during a different conversation): Yeah, don't be partners with girls, because they have a tendency to give you all the work, especially if they know you're the smarter one.

Music 26ac Lecture...

HKN General Meeting #3... the guys who created HotOrNot.com gave us a talk today about the importance of entrepeneurship and starting up our own startups... that sounded funny.

Tina: I have yet to meet Tina.

Anyways, for the first time ever, Kim IMs me!!!!! Wow, that's like historic, because Kim never IMs me. Of course, she asked me for help on her Physics homework...

Well, at least that's better than Tracy, who ignores me now. Actually, I think this girl is actually honest when she says she's busy, but then she's also been avoiding me.

On this day:
In 2002: Ant infestation

Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 2) Total: 3

Keys... so... heavy... Good Night!
Wednesday, November 17, 2004--EE120 Discussion... only me and Tanya showed up. I asked the TA to go over the stuff for the mudterm.

CS61c Discussion... after having missed the last 2 lectures, I learn everything I need to know about caches in just an hour.

CS61c Lecture... apparently the discussion is ahead of the lecture!

Lunchbreak...

EE120 Mudterm #2! Thankfully, it was easier than Mudterm #1, but it was still too long. If only I had 30 minutes more, I could have finished it!

Later, when the solutions went up, I calculated that my score could be anywhere in the range of 54 to 80, depending on how hard the TAs grade. I'll be happy if I break 75.

I spent the night doing CS61c Homework and EE105 homework, both of which I finished.

Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 6) Total: 12

Good Night, dearest!
Tuesday, November 16, 2004--EE105 Lecture...

EE122 Lecture...

Music 26ac Lecture... Pow-Wow song and dance demonstration... it was amusing! Kim says she has too much work to go see the Incredibles... Darn... well, that's Kim for you.

I spent the rest of the day preparing for EE120 Midterm.

On this Day:
In 2002: I spot Claire at Chinese School

Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 2) Total: 7

Laters! (Good Night!)
Monday, November 15, 2004--I spent the morning doing my Music 26ac Autobiographical report, intending to finish it before Music 26ac Discussion, which I did. I spent the rest of my time doing the EE122 project. Unfortunately, in the process, I skipped EE105 Discussion, CS61c Lecture, and EE120 Lecture (which means I missed... uhh... yeah). And Cari and I were still late. But we finished at 3am in the morning.

Fortunately, after Music 26ac Discussion, at around 6:30ish, I got a phone call. I got the internship! w00t! I will be working on Sharepoint! w00t!

Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 3) Total: 6

Good Night Elf!
Sunday, November 14, 2004--Today, I went to the CYS concert for my Music 26ac Performance Report. Ashley Lau played a solo. I hadn't seen her in such a long time. Seeing the way she moves when she plays... it's simply hypnotic.

So during intermission, I sneak backstage (and so did a bunch of other people) and I ran into Katty, who--with a bunch of other people--were stationed outside of Ashley's dressing room, waiting for her to emerge so they could chill. I didn't get a chance to say hi to Ashley, though. It's probably better that way, since she certainly doesn't remember anymore.

Katty (later over AIM): Hey, you should be more aggressive. Push your way into the dressing room!
Me: I dunno... I think pushing my way into a dressing room to meet a girl who barely remembers me is a little too aggressive.
Katty: Haha, it's not like she was dressing or anything.

Anyways, after returning to Berkeley, I spent the rest of the night debugging Cari's code... and we were late. Darn.

Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 1) Total: 2

Good Night!
Saturday, November 13, 2004--I spent the whole day working on the EE122 project. Not much else to say...

Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 1) Total: 4

On this day:
In 2002: Vivian Chu makes her first appearance in my Journal.

Good Night, again...
Friday, November 12, 2004--After breakfast, I took a cab to the airport and flew back home, arriving at SFO at 7ish pm, upon which there was a miscommunication about the meeting place and I ended up waiting needlessly for half an hour. But yeah, it's good to be home!

On this day:
In 2002: Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 3) Total: 4

*yawned* Good Night!
Thursday, November 11, 2004--Veteran's Day

And even though it's technically a holiday, I was interviewing at Microsoft. One trend I noticed was that when the dudes gave me a coding problem to do, I always got the right answer, but it wasn't the most optimized answer. It goes to show that I'm good at making things work (which is good), but bad at making things efficient (which is bad).

Anyways, I spent the night finishing my CS61c homework and watching TV (because I didn't think to bring any other homework other than CS61c...)

Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 6) Total: 9

Good Night! ...I really don't like using the same close, but sometimes, it can't be avoided.
Wednesday, November 10, 2004--I have been busy for so long that I think I'll just make the entries here super short, because I don't feel like elaborating on everything, just the main points.

That and I'm suffering from a Memory Lapse.

Anyways, today, after my EE120 class, I took the BART to SFO to fly to Seattle, because my interview is tomorrow. Yay!

Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 1) Total: 7

Good Night!
Tuesday, November 9, 2004--As I was waking up in the morning, I couldn't decide whether or not I wanted to go to EE105 Lecture or not... but I ended up going anyway. Good thing, too, since there was new material to learn.

EE122 Lecture... I remember how at home, if I use the uber-long Ethernet cable, I have to send at 10 Mbps, but if I use the short one, I can afford to send at 100 Mbps. At first, it confused the hell out of me, but I learned today that Ethernet requires that whenever a host sends, it has to send enough information to fill the entire network. Now, if you're sending at 100 Mbps and you have a super long wire, it takes a tremendous amount of information to fill the network, and thus, my machine just didn't want to deal with it and locked me out from 100 Mbps internet. Heh, now I know why... now I know why...

EE105 Lab... no actual lab today. I just went and turned in my Lab report and picked up my homeworks and my mudterms. So much nitpicking! ARGH!! Oh well, it isn't enough points lost to nitpicking for me to get any substantial return from bitching.

Music 26ac Lecture... guest starring Cecil Brown, author of Stagolee Shot Billy...
Girl: So there's the whole concept of glorifying the bad man. What about the bad woman?
Brown: Well, there is the idea of a bad woman, but for some reason--and I personally don't know why--she never gets glorified. Whenever you have a bad woman, we usually just ignore her, but when you have a bad man, hell, he might become President.
Everybody: *applauds and cheers*

TBP Meeting...

On this day:
In 2002: I don't know if it's just the lack of sleep talking, but... I want her back...

So... tired... Good... Night... fucker!
Monday, November 8, 2004--Overslept and thus couldn't make it to EE105 Discussion... where the mudterms may or may not have been returned... I'll ask Carise. Maybe she knows. (Although I actually don't remember if she's in my discussion section or not.)

CS61c Lecture...

Afraid I would be late, I ran all the way to EE120 Lecture... Mmm... Starburst...

Music 26ac Discussion...

Homeworking... so... tired... must... get... morale... booster... bah! (I skipped fencing in favor of more homework time...)

Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 5) Total: 9

Tired... Good Night!
Sunday, November 7, 2004--Homeworking... returning to Berkeley... boring boring boring day...

Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 3) Total: 7

Good Night!
Saturday, November 6, 2004--I think I've officially gone off the deep-end... oh, wait, I say that every year, kwee hee hee!

Anyways, today, after eating at Fresh Choice, my parents went to get my watch re-batteried, so yay! I know what time it is again!

Other than that, today was very very boring.

Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 6) Total: 12

That's about it! ...so... Good Night!
Friday, November 5, 2004--MTG Mood Meter: Warped Devotion

CS61c Lab... I barely finished it on time for the extra points. Most amusingly... I seg-faulted Verilog! LOL, 61c's Verilog is hella buggy.

Then, I stopped by TBP to eat a donut and watch a dude play Tontie. (I know there should be a link to the game, but I don't know it.) Needless to say, it was amusing. Unfortunately, he almost, but didn't kill the boss on Level 10 (at least not before I had to go.)

CS61c Lecture...

EE122 Discussion...

Anyways, my mom picked me up and took me to the Airport to show me how/where/who I needed to go in order to catch my flight for my Microsoft interview next week. It was like a school fieldtrip.

After eating at Cupertino Village, I came home and slacked off. I swear, I'll do my homework tomorrow.

Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 2) Total: 8

Hmm... eh, whatever. Good Night!
Thursday, November 4, 2004--Ah, return to status quo... excellent...

EE105 Lecture... here are some funny quotes by Professor Boser between Tuesday lecture and Today: Also, I reserved a partner for the EE122 project 3, one of the 4 girls in the class, Carise. Apparently, she's also an avid gamer. Speaking of which,

EE122 Lecture was cancelled today because we have a mudterm coming up.

After lunch, I went to the GBC (kinda funny for me to say that, huh?) and traded for a Marrow-Gnawer. Yay!

Music 26ac... Yay!

After grabbing dinner from the GBC (the weather is so cold today!), I brought it in the to go box to the HKN Soda office and chilled until it was time for the

EE122 Mudterm... which was easy, methought.

Then, I went fencing. Some amusing anecdotes: Later, Sarah got it out for me. Thank you, Sarah! (Not Sarah Tseng...)

MTG Mood Meter: Illusion/Reality

Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 1) Total: 6

Oodgay Ightnay!
Wednesday, November 3, 2004--Ah, I'm feeling much better now.

Anyways, it sucks that Bush won, for reals this time. Oh well. As long as he doesn't send this country completely to Hell... although I heard Hell is pretty nice this time of year, all nice and snowy...

EE120 Discussion was cancelled, or so I was told, so I didn't go...

CS61c Discussion...

CS61c Lecture...

Lunch Break...

EE120 Lecture...

Music Library... Music... it cures all wounds... all wounds...

Dinner...

Slack off time & homework...

MTG Mood meter: Wave of Indifference

Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 6) Total: 12

Good Night...
Tuesday, November 2, 2004--Nothing matters anymore... It's all over...

MTG Mood Meter: Breaking Point

Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 6) Total: 10

I'm tired... Good Night!
Monday, November 1, 2004--EE105 Discussion...

I went to go talk to Prof Gastpar about EE121 and the EE126 pre-req that I really don't want to take... and his answer was quite ambivalent. Grr...

CS61c Lecture...

Lunch break...

EE120 Lecture... we went over Laplace Transforms. It was a very boring and mechanical lecture, and I'm surprised Anantharam spent so much time on something so trivial. Tracy also taught me more Cube techniques.

Music 26ac Discussion... Jazz is good!

Went to the Music Library to do some listening...

Dinner...

Fencing...

Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 1) Total: 2

Wow... Today's article is so long, yet so meaningless... kinda like yesterday's article! I think it's an artifact of me being tired and it being 1am, which feels like 2am because Daylight Savings Time ended yesterday.

So... umm... Good Night!
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