Sat 24 Jun 2006
I am going to the BioMEMS Gordon Research Conference for a week, then moving up to State College, so I will be writing even less useful posts in the next two weeks. In other news, I pretty much finished packing my house and as well as the lab.
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Thu 18 May 2006
A long time ago I found a small script somewhere that fetches http://www.livejournal.com/stats/latest-img.bml (dynamic file containing recently added pictures on livejournal) and parses it so that you get to see the picture and the post it was placed in. For a long time, this was on my work server, but I decided to move it here, since I now have legitimate hosting! Anyhow, it has become the most accessed page on microblog.routed.net (due to a redirect from the previous url) so I figured that the rest of you wanted to see too: latest images from livejournal (image list is computer generated, some images may not be in good taste and may not be work-safe.)
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Mon 20 Mar 2006
I spent some time on the phone with the dean of Engineering Science and Mechanics at PSU discussing my credit transfers and it turned out pretty well. All that I would have to get done is nine credits (three classes) of engineering science, two credits of seminars and twelve credits of thesis research. Pretty good deal! The downside is that I will move to State College, PA in July. Even though this is some time ahead, I have been pretty busy looking at living arrangements and so forth. It looks like I will try to focus more on research in the upcoming months to get as much done as possible before we move the lab.
On a side note, GMU is in the sweet sixteen, so wish us luck.
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Thu 16 Mar 2006
So I found out yesterday that I am moving to Penn State University in July. Probably not going to get any hobby electronics done until I get my personal life sorted with this one.
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Tue 21 Feb 2006
Ever wanted to syndicate your own podcasts but didn’t want to do very much work? Have ftp access and PHP support? Here is a quick and dirty solution that generates an RSS feed based on the .mp3 files in the current directory by looking at the file names and modification time only. (more…)
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