Usually, I’m not kind of nervous and very excited at the same time, but now is one of those exceptions. The reason for that is that I am going skiing this week! On Wednesday, January 2, 2008, my class (all of 8 people, including our teacher) will be driving up to the Catamount ski area […]
The time of year has come - my first NYS Regents exam will be administered tomorrow. This year I am taking the Global History, Comprehensive Hebrew (as a language), and Chemistry / Physical Setting tests. Overall I don’t feel too prepared for any of them. However, as my dad says:
If you aim low, you will […]
People do make stupid mistakes. That doesn’t mean they aren’t stupid. It means that they either don’t pay attention before they perform the mistake, or ignore the after-effects. I chose the former, by deleting my Technorati claim on Educated.
I thought I was deleting the claim on (one of) my other, totally untouched blogs. But at […]
Matt got me a bit jealous with the opening of his podcast series. So I followed suit. I’m excited to bring you the very first episode of the Educated Voice podcast. In this episode, I talk a little about podcasting, and discuss why I used to not like podcasts. Enjoy the show!
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Since this past November, I’ve been trying to keep up with the thrilling House series. The show highlights various human emotions and the marvels of modern medicine. The main character, Dr. House (acted by Hugh Laurie) is an evil genius, annoying his colleagues while saving people’s lives. From the House section of Fox.com:
From executive producers […]
After all these months of waiting, my school took us skiing last week (as I posted about earlier). It’s a little disappointing to say that I didn’t thoroughly enjoy myself, partly because of the lack of rest before hand. But at least I did go skiing, which I am very thankful for being able to […]
As a native New York City resident, I haven’t had that many opportunities to ride the Long Island Rail Road throughout my life. The last time I took the LIRR, I noticed the difference between the city and the (so-called) Island, but more specifically, the subway and railroad. After riding the train today, I wondered […]
A while ago I got into the habit of reading posts from several blogs (like Lorelle on WordPress and Dave Seah blog) in an attempt to do these things:
Learn new things.
Waste time.
Now the only way reading people’s feeds can help me accomplish those goals is if they actually make posts on their blogs for me […]
