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occrider
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Registered: Oct 2000
Location: New York
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Feb-16-2004 14:43
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NeoPhono
Übermensch

Registered: Sep 2003
Location: In Orbit
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Scientists develop new, practical hydrogen reactor
| quote: | Originally posted by MrSquirrel
I was there most of the time you were. Graduated in 2000. Did you have Friedman for CS 101?
God I hated that guy, lol. |
I actually was in ECE, so I took all the ECE courses (110, 290, etc.). The only CS class I took was 125 (java, I believe), with a professor named "Jason," (I think), who I remember being very pale and was rumored to never sleep. LOL
| quote: | | I was a townie, my mom lives between Urbana and Danville. |
Well, at least you weren't one of the scary middle aged townies that hung out at college bars and tried to pick up college chicks. 
| quote: | | Canopy Club.....that was the Brew and View the last time I was in there, and the last time before that it was the Thunderbird theater. I saw Kindergarten Cop there. |
It's actually a pretty cool place to play/hang out, IMO. They are very jam band friendly, but they had some other cool acts like Victor Wooten, Digital Underground, etc.
| quote: | | I lived in ISR fresh/soph years then out at Melrose last 2. |
Melrose? You rich or something? I actually thought about living there, but my room mates found it to be too far away. I actually lived in an apartment by Beckman for my last year there. ISR was the one in BFE, right..by the graveyard? The one where a psychic on Oprah predicted would be a murder on halloween or something, right? Do you remember that? I thought it was hilarious.
| quote: | | Best classes offered at UIUC are anything taught by Jerry Uhl (Calculus&[i]Mathematica[/i}) |
Can't say I remember taking anything by him.
| quote: | | I was an einginerd for 3 semesters there then got "stupid" and transfered to theatre lol. |
Shoot, I was an engineer for three damn years before I smartened up. I did play in three jazz bands on campus, as well as the basketball band, muscial orchestras and for the men and womens glee club (don't laugh), all trying to escape the depressing reality of engineering. I realized I couldn't spend the rest of my life chained behind a computer, that's why I finally switched to biology (medicine) which I love. Working with people can actually be very rewarding!
| quote: | | At least I now have a job using my degree....unlike the degree I would have had..most likely I wold have been a first round Boeing layoff had I stayed in AAE. |
Yeah, I think when we started it was the prime of the .com boom. Now engineering is just as volatile as any other profession. Medicine is where its at though. Grossly understaffed with total job security. People will always get sick and always fall down and break their shit. And with the "aging" population, it just gets better (for me). I still love computers though, but I couldn't be stuck behind one for the rest of my life.
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Feb-16-2004 19:01
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MrSquirrel
Auf Wiedersehen

Registered: Aug 2003
Location: In a Tree.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Scientists develop new, practical hydrogen reactor
| quote: | Originally posted by occrider
Pfffttt who needs that??? Just the other day I was looking at my living room and noticed how much free space I had. If I had more computer taking up space I wouldn't need to buy more furniture. Besides .... illinois doesn't count as the midwest, it's an annexation of the east coast on the account of Chicago . |
Bah
| quote: | | Netscape??? Netscape????? In microsoft we trust! |
I was spaeking of the original idea that MS stole....kinda like they stole the windows idea from Apple.
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But if there were no midwest you would have went to an east coast school and we could have a new and improved MrSquirrel
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Nope, I would have gone to a West Coast school and become a tree hugger. Squirrels need to become one with their homes doncha know?
| quote: | Originally posted by NeoPhono
I actually was in ECE, so I took all the ECE courses (110, 290, etc.). The only CS class I took was 125 (java, I believe), with a professor named "Jason," (I think), who I remember being very pale and was rumored to never sleep. LOL |
Did you have a big Indian grad named Shashi as a TA in one of your ECE labs? He is a buddy of mine lol.
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Well, at least you weren't one of the scary middle aged townies that hung out at college bars and tried to pick up college chicks. 
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Nah...those guys probably got more than i did though 
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It's actually a pretty cool place to play/hang out, IMO. They are very jam band friendly, but they had some other cool acts like Victor Wooten, Digital Underground, etc.
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I remember that the first real band they ever had was Garbage but it was the day after finals spring semester so no one was there....I was pissed afterwards that I did not decide to go.
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Melrose? You rich or something? I actually thought about living there, but my room mates found it to be too far away. I actually lived in an apartment by Beckman for my last year there. ISR was the one in BFE, right..by the graveyard? The one where a psychic on Oprah predicted would be a murder on halloween or something, right? Do you remember that? I thought it was hilarious.
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Melrose wasn't too bad.....we had 3 in a 4 bedroom but did not pay any more than we would have with 4 (they split rent up per room) was like 425 a month with phone, cable, and utilities included.
ISR is the one by Krannert.....is the nerd dorm lol.
I used to work at Beckman....wacky place there.
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