[Finally got time to upload pictures to my imagestation... check them out] ggrrrrrr.. Charles stole my year end post.. but I'm going to post it anyways. The funny moments that kept us sane..... Eric: 2 am, mad at his noisy floor mates for the n-th time.. SHUTTUP!! Chris Waltham, director: going over our diagnostics test What is 1.013? (no calculators) It's not 1.0201, or 1.010201. If you belive that then you must also believe that (a+b)^2 = a^2 + b^2 What is the radius of the earth? Half of you gave me answers larger than the size of the known universe Chris Waltham: teaching about waves and hearing I once got my ears check because I'm hard of hearing... it turns out I can hear just as well as anyone my age... the doctor said there was nothing wrong with my ears... just what's between them Domingo Louis-Martinez, physics prof: during all of his lectures really... Is everybody happy with integrals.. yes? *after writing something confusing on the board* everyone understand? right? right. *someone asks about integration, Domingo points to board* you just write V's everywhere! *grins* *someone asks about the notation in the textbooks in thermo* just go and change all the signs now.. *grins* Mark Halpern, physics prof: in emails from Antarctica.... I ski pi miles most days, a lap of our one mile diameter launch pad, but today I can not make progress against the wind at the far end without putting my head down and poling really a lot, so I cut back across the diameter. "The key to preventing hypothermia is prevention." I have gotten used to the sun not setting. That seems OK. There is still a day and a night defined by our daily habits. I'm tired at 'night' and perkier in the 'morning'. What I have not gotten used to is that the sun moves the wrong way. Leah Keshet, math prof: dicussing optimization We want maximize the amount of booze for the buck! Celeste, bio prof: whenever she gets excited *bounces* YAY! Greg Bole, Bio 140 lab instructor: at Bamfield on the boatride Eric: look there's homo erectus!
Greg: look.. and homo reclinus! Mark Maclean, math prof: discussiing linear approximation now I have a straight line and I'm happy! *bounces and beams*
In other news... there's lots of snow at ubc.. the snow owned ubc power outage, school's cancelled our caf flooded the next day the fire alarm (???) in the caf went off I saw a little grey mouse in our hallway... it moved fast and of course.. finals (eeeeep)^2 | 
