If you haven’t already seen this video, it’s worth a watch.
No commentsFrom Paul S.
5 CommentsPatrick is intensely jealous of the specialness of Sarah T’s being registered on this website.
3 CommentsRyan Schenk and Ruth play the mandolin for us!
Oh man! such a cute tune!
No commentsJess has informed me that she has left a huge pile of wood for me that needs to be chopped.
yes!
6 CommentsI should now be in Ukraine.
No commentsI love Phil Plait’s bad astronomy section of Discover. It is reliably filled with awesome information.
Take this article for instance. It talks a bit about Saturn’s rings and our somewhat unique orientation to those rings. Before you click over and read the article, take a guess as to how thick Saturn’s rings are.
Yay Space!
No commentsMikeDiDonato.com just got a little better.
1 CommentA customer just sent me a text message. Interesting.
7 CommentsThe red ‘people’ can’t touch the ground. If they do, the program modifies the car slightly and tries again.
3 CommentsA really epic collection of great t-shirt designs.
3 CommentsJust your typical gymnastics bullfighting video. Nothing more.
2 Commentsfrom Pete.
I got 57%. I am ashamed.
18 CommentsMike D: yeah, I have so much homework. It’s stupid.
Mom D: is it stupid or are you stupid.
A great video of four people and a google spreadsheet.
No commentsFun thing I didn’t know about my own website. If you let your mouse hover over a notification in the ‘new comments’ section, it’ll tell you who left the latest comment!
Awesome!
No commentsCrane Parachuting. Not what you expect.
5 CommentsCommercial or not, it’s absurdly awesome.
1 CommentShaun McQuaid says:
Let’s play a game. It’s called “wish corruption”. It goes something like this…
I make a wish. For example:
“I wish I had fries with my lunch.”
The next person grants the wish, but corrupts it.
“Granted, but the fries are 2 weeks old.”
I think this could easily break the highest comment count, if we do it right…
I’ll start.
I wish I had a laser beam mounted on my car.
Authored by: smcquaidOne awesome thing about WPI is the study abroad program. The program allows you to spend 7-8 weeks doing work in a foreign country. I did my IQP (social project) in Copenhagen and my MQP (mastery project) with TimBaird in London.
Both were amazing experiences with wild weekend trips to places like Belgium and Ireland.
I wish the working world provided such opportunities. Sure, I’ve done mini 2 week trips to China and South Bend Indiana… various week long trips to England and Atlanta, and I’ve probably spent a total of two-three months in Texas… but it’d be pretty awesome to take a seven or eight week trip somewhere. Long enough to get adapted and feel comfortable. Even if I had to report to work daily, it’d be fun (provided I didn’t have to work 12 hrs a day)
The only downside would be a severe vacation from Kung Fu, Class, and Climbing.
I wonder if my company does any work in Africa.
Authored by: mike d.On Saturday Night, Liz and I whipped up a Japanese chicken dish that turned out great.
It was simple enough.
2-3 chicken breasts
2 med onions
oil for stir frying
60 milliliters of water
the same of soy
a little fish oil
a little veggie bullion
The real recipe called for a few other ethnic specific ingredients, but they were not easily found at the local stop and shop.
Stir fry the chicken. Once brown, remove from the wok and throw in onions. Once softened, add the rest and let it reach a boil. Once it boils, add the chicken. Cook for 3 minutes, and serve over rice!
Easy and Fast!
Mike D’s rock climbing food ratings:
Deliciousness: 5.9
Difficulty: 5.6
