Today (yesterday by technicality) was due for homework submissions and meetings. Before my first class I did my usual and stopped at the student store and grabbed myself an energy drink and a pop-tart (dont judge me!). This ritual is the only thing that gets me through my 3 classes from 7:30-noon. Only that it didnt work today I began to nod off in Decision Science where it was severaly noticable. 

I got to play with the new Kindle 2 today. My professor also happens to be the editor for the Sacramento Business Journal and so he has bought one of these for the plethora of books he goes through. For those of you not familiar with what a Kindle is check this out. Basically its a portable reading device. Man is this thing thin and light. Features Sprints 3G network where users can download books straight to their Kindle 2 without connecting a computer. It also has the new text-to-speech for those of you who are too lazy to read. The only things stopping me from making a purchase of my own are price. At $359 I would much rather buy a ultra mini pc and daisy chain my Blackjack (Samsung i607) to connect via 3G if no wi-fi were not available.

During lunch I expected to catch some Zz's in the library before my evening classes. That didnt happen because I found myself on a laptop playing Desktop Defence 1.5. Which BTW I set a new personal best of 8000 pts (again, dont judge me!).

After my last class I had a brief meeting for a paper regarding Telecommuting. I was going to attend the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) meeting but opted not to as I was not dressed for the occasion. Instead I headed to the AIRC lab and knocked out a marketing research assignment that I had been previously working on.

Almost every thursday there is an event being held by Unique, student run activities commitee, in the student union. My friend Mark C and I head in and find a bunch of things going on. Everything form the Ski Snowboard meeting in Hind Hall to campus favorite Hypnotism with Tom Deluca.

You can guess which one we decided to poke our heads in

Twas a fufilling day. That is all for now.