It’s reading week…for every other university student in the country except the select few in Engineering and Math at Waterloo…but that really doesn’t stop me from taking a little bit of time to rest. Midterms are done (Surprisingly it doesn’t look like I’ll fail any…), Feds election is done, (Hurray for Michelle Zakrison! Or should I say, Miss President?), and we do get a few extra days off at the end of the week. So as usual I turn to the TV…or for those who live under rocks, the Olympics.

I just watched the Canadian Women’s Hockey team win Gold…I’m in a quite patriotic mood today because of it (and despite my dynamics prof noting to the whole class I’m of Finnish decent…after the Canadian’s lost to Finland yesterday…). Something about us standing higher than the Americans just makes me beam with joy. You’d think that with 10 times the population of us that they’d be able to get more medals than us…apparently not (right now they have the same at 14). Let’s hope the Men’s team can do as well!

Oh…I forgot to mention a while back that I won (with Christine Steele) the Mechanical Department’s Sanford Flemming debating tournament and we are progressing to the Faculty level. With that win I award all my readers with an insightful observation from the latest book I read, The Hacker Ethic: Modern capitalism thrives off of the exploitation of intellectual communism. I love it because it’s ironic. :)

Well…it’s going to be a slack week with no labs or tutorials (that are worth going to) left, the Autoshow on the weekend, and my birthday early next week. My computer has been delayed being shipped…but they upgraded the processor, so I am content in waiting for it a bit longer.

Currently Listening to: Nothing (Because I accidentally wiped my iPod)
Random Wikipedia Article: Avro Arrow