There are things you do to earn a living, and there are things you live for doing. For me, photography is definitely the latter. Check out my portfolio.
I take a sketchbook with me just about everywhere. I don't often start with something specific in mind—usually just a few scribbles until I see something take shape.
I enjoy playing and and composing. Guitar and the PC are my main insruments for now, but I beat my drums sensesless whenever they give me reason to. Here are a few of my songs.
I suspected even before the semester began that a breaching experiment might be part of my sociology course. I had already seen several students from other schools mimic one another’s breaching experiments online. I was determined to do something unique, so I grew a beard. Yesterday, I cleanly shaved half of it...
Running a successful business is easy. All you need to do is 1) sell the right products or services, 2) hire the right people, and 3) keep those people from killing each other.
Physics. Mmmmhmm, fun! No really. I had no idea that I could be so entertained with a calculator, a few free hours and a dry erase board. Having solved hundreds of problems over the last several weeks, I'd write a few small physics simulations in JavaScript for the HTML5 canvas.
If you hadn't noticed already from the last post, I've been on kind of a math kick these days. I've been eager to share what I've learned, haven't had a way to share formulas other than images. That's ok, but it's not very flexible.
I tried setting things up manually, but didn't have a ton of luck. Fortunately, there's a module (MathJax: LaTeX for Drupal) that seems to work pretty well. Unfotunately, it's still in beta, so use it at your own risk.
Lately, I've been spending a lot of time studying calculus, statistics and physics. While I believe that the best way to memorize the formulas is to use them over and over again, I thought it would be nice to reinforce some of the concepts with flash cards. Anki seemed like a perfect fit.
