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Well my AP Government exam was today. I think I did better on it then I thought
I would before I took it. Only one of the essay questions stumped me, and I
think I did pretty good on the multiple choice. Next up is phyics tomorrow
afternoon.
The International Space Station is becoming more and more like home, with a new
table
built from scraps. A real table weighed too much, so Bill Shepherd created one
out of spare pieces on the ISS. I wonder if the next thing they try to get up
there will be a sofa.
Copyright law strikes again, this time preventing you from
knowing your own laws. According to a federal judge and appeals court, the
person who wrote the law owns the law, and can then charge for access for
viewing or copying that law. So the obvious question is how can someone follow
the law if they aren't allowed free and public access to it, especially in
something as complicated as building codes? Will the insanity ever end?
I got my 00-01 yearbook yesterday. They're bright red (to match school colors)
and very very big, much bigger than any other high school's yearbook, and even
bigger than Texas Tech University's yearbook. I'm also in their more times this
year than I've probally ever been in my whole life combined. It helps being
involved in a fair amount of clubs and stuff, as well as being friends with the
chief yearbook editor :)
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