Holy Crap!

Holy Crap is right... I haven't posted on this thing in ages. As you all know, I have been at home for the Holiday's and plan to return to Morgantown soon given that the shower is fixed at my place of residence.
With that out of the way; I'll start with my grades from last semester as well as the classes I will be taking when I return to school. I realize that I've probably told you the grades or indicated that they were good, but you can put them in perspective for yourself.

Fall 2007 Term Grades:
Intro Digital Logic Design (CPE 271): B+
Digital Logic Laboratory (CPE 272): A
File and Data Structures (CS 210): A
Intro Electrical Engineering (EE 221): W (This is the one I dropped.)
Intro Electrical Engineering Laboratory (EE 222): A
Multivariable Calculus (MATH 251): B
General Physics (PHYS 112): B

Attempted Hours: 20
Completed Hours: 17
Resultant GPA: 3.35
Overall GPA: 3.42

Spring 2008 Schedule:
Multiprocessor Systems (CPE 310)
Multiprocessor Systems Laboratory (CPE 311)
Principle Programming Languages (CS 210)
Intro Electrical Engineering (EE 221)
Elementary Differential Equations (MATH 261)
Introduction to Anthropology (SOCA 105)

Apart from all of that mumbo jumbo, you know I went to St. Albans several times during break; Once for Christmas with Erin's family the other time to just be lazy -- Something I have no problems doing. Both visits were awesome -- Her family is hilarious, all 25+ people that were there, and I don't think they hate me which is really awesome.

I've just finished reading The Legend of the Syndicate. Which was a pretty interesting look at the history of online gaming through the eyes of an online guild. I thought it was cool, although there were probably 10+ spelling errors in the book and some of the ideas repeated a lot in a short period of time. Otherwise, good read.

I also finished reading Free Software, Free Society. It contains a bunch of essays written by a "hacker" that got his start at MIT that has really revolutionary ideas regarding proprietary laws and software. Sounds boring, I know. But I'm a hoss. You knew that, to be sure.