Posted by rae in Reid, friends at 3:59 am on Thursday, 21 December 2006
Scott and I were looking at groups.google.com, finding far-back references to ourselves.
My earliest mention seems to be in net.jokes on “Thurs, Oct 31 1985 7:33 pm”.
Scott’s was in comp.sys.mac.programmer, of all places, on “Sun, May 23 1993 12:47 pm”.
I love the signature:
Reid Ellis “Roads? Where we’re going, who needs _roads_?” {{allegra,decvax,duke,floyd,linus}!utzoo,{ihnp4,utzoo}!utcsri}!dciem!reid This message brought to you courtesy of the Poslfit Committee
Ahh, good old bang-paths.
Who needs silly little “@” signs.
I wonder if the bang-path syntax still works?
Hmmm……
Posted by rae in Reid, family at 10:03 pm on Sunday, 10 December 2006
logo for back of shirt
Ronnie has been working on a project where he and two friends from school have to design a theme park centered around disasters.
Today we helped him design T-shirt logos.
The one below is for the front of the shirt at the top right, while the one to the right is for the back of the shirt.
logo for front of shirt
It’s been a bit of a struggle to get the group of them to finish the project.
There is certainly bit of a do-what-you-need-to-consider-yourself-finished mentality about the whole thing.
It doesn’t help that the teacher’s “rubric” (sp?) on the back of the sheet is to vague, un-concrete (”Shows some understanding of ideas and information”) and inexplicably referring to something called a “product”.
(”Develops a relistic product with limited effectiveness”)
It’s like it was for another project and was cut-and-pasted for this one.
I can get better rubrics at teach-nology, which I just found via Google.
*sigh
