The time has arrived. Classes have ended. The stress has sunk in. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it's finals time. Thank God it's here. I just have to survive a few days of hell, and then i'm out of here. Bye bye BU. After one summer session at SUNY Purchase, I will embark upon the real world and join my rightful place in the unemployment line. ;-)

  I've been toying around with Javascript a little bit. In my quest to become a polyglott in respect to computer science I've written a neat little javascript.

Check out this "modern" rendition of the ever so popular game Connect-4.

  I've had the same boring tan full tower pc case for more than 2 years. Over that time it has taken quite a beating. So I decided that it was time for an upgrade. Instead of getting another ugly tan box, I decided to get a funky case and trip it out.

 The case is an awesome looking aluminum case. I also am having a window installed in the side of the case. Internally, I will mount a blue neon light. To top it off, i'll add an etching. I'll add pictures when I complete the project later this month.

  For 2 years now I've been trying to hook up my house in NY with high bandwith service, all to no success. It's always the same line from companies, "It'll be available next month", yeah right! My house is just in a sucky location. Life sucks connecting on a 56k modem that doesn't even connect at 56k via AOL's servers. (Sadly, this house still uses AOL for our ISP) Here's what I use to check for availability:
http://www.dslreports.com

 Everyone, I have some bad news. It appears that we have suffered the loss of a good friend today. The friend that I speak of is none other than Kozmo.com. Kozmo was the epitome of laziness for a computer science student. What other service would deliver a case of caffeine products right to you at your computer terminal? Let's take a moment of silence to remember the greatness that once was Kozmo. Amen!

 I finally gave in to demand and decided that I have to "get with the times" and develop my own web site. So, look for good things in the near future.