Conclusion of Random Gibberish

Senior Year wasn't anything special for me. Pretty much smoking, playing hacky sack, and rpgs. ( Read more... )

Unfortunately, I don't have a picture from that year. However, junior year for me was a big year as it was the year I started smoking. My freshman year I spent a lot of time on BBSs and Prodigy. My sophomore year I upgraded to internet ftping and irc chat sites. So, by the time I got to my Junior year physics learning unix and fortran was a piece of cake. Not so much for other students. I had already bummed smokes off some friends but I started trading packs of cigarettes for programming for a month long project. By the end I was a full time smoker and having to pay for my addiction.

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I really liked the freshman year pics everyone has been posting so I decided to post my own. I don't have any school pictures or the yearbook from that time so here is another.

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Not only was this difficult it also took a long time.

Level 1: 20
Level 2: 20
Level 3: 18
Level 4: 18
Level 5: 15
Level 6: 15
Level 7: 14
Level 5: As many as you can at least 40 (40)

Started week 4 and it was painful. I barely managed to finish.

Level 1: 40
Level 2: 32
Level 3: 30
Level 4: 25
Level 5: As many as you can at least 40 (40)

I start Week 4 Day 1 today. My shoulder was a little tight on Sunday but I should be good to go.

Level 1: 30
Level 2: 22
Level 3: 22
Level 4: 20
Level 5: As many as you can at least 29 (32)

Didn't kill myself this time.

Level 1: 27
Level 2: 21
Level 3: 21
Level 4: 18
Level 5: As many as you can at least 25 (30)

Well, my shoulder started feeling better Saturday afternoon so this week I have started pushups again. I am repeating the weak I just did. Also, a coworker just informed me that when it says "as many as you can" that means "as many consecutive push ups as you can comfortably manage (at least 5, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue)." I was doing them until I burnt out. I think this might be why I messed up my shoulder and possibly why I only added 8 to my total.  So, given that I can only do 5 more over the max before I burn out I think I'll stick with the max.

Level 1: 27
Level 2: 20
Level 3: 20
Level 4: 17
Level 5: As many as you can at least 27 (32)

7

Well, sometime Sunday night by shoulder started hurting and the muscles in my back started to knot up. On Monday I tried to do my pushup and couldn't do one. Tuesday I could only do two before the pain started bothering me. I'm suspecting the same tonight but I think I might skip the rest of the week to give my shoulder a chance to heal. This means I'll probably have to do last week over again. This is what I get for skipping ahead as this will put back on schedule.

I also just got a new job. I start Sept 2nd. The job is for Websense. They are the ones that do the web filtering so it is kind of like working for the man. I'll be working on their customer service applications. I'm excited as it is a real publically traded company and I have only worked for small businesses (and Universities as a student).

This one was from Monday. On Sunday I did a test to see how many I could do and I got to 60. I started at 52 and I thought I'd do more but I guess I was not doing that many my first week.

Level 1: 30
Level 2: 22
Level 3: 22
Level 4: 20
Level 5: As many as you can at least 29 (35)

I find it strange that I always seem to get the same number on "as many as you can." Anyway, I got all my office mates to start the program. It should be interesting.

Level 1: 27
Level 2: 21
Level 3: 21
Level 4: 18
Level 5: As many as you can at least 25 (32)

Since week 1 was a little weird I decided to jump ahead and look at the other level. I started off doing over 60 and should be a the 3rd column of week 6. This seemed a little crazy to me. So, I took a look and went with the 3rd column of week 4 which turned out to be perfect. I think from here on I'll do Wk 4-6. At the end of 6 (which would normally be 4) I'll do the test and see where I'm at and continue as I go. For the last two weeks I'll try and find a pattern and add on to the number of pushup.

Level 1: 27
Level 2: 20
Level 3: 20
Level 4: 17
Level 5: As many as you can at least 27 (32)

Level 1: 15
Level 2: 13
Level 3: 10
Level 4: 10
Level 5: As many as you can (37)

Level 1: 12
Level 2: 12
Level 3: 10
Level 4: 10
Level 5: As many as you can (37)

Level 1: 10
Level 2: 10
Level 3: 8
Level 4: 6
Level 5: As many as you can (36)

Just took the web designer survey. If you do any work in web design/development you might want to take it to.

I started the one hundred push up challenge yesterday. The first part is two see how many consecutive push ups you can do. This then determines where you start in the program. I managed 54 so tomorrow I actually start the program. Should be fun.

Crowded Second Day. Long lines on just about every panel. Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog, Spaced, Vertigo, Gamers: Dorkness Rising


1 Cyberman vs 4 Doctors


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Great first day. Doctor Who and Torchwood Panels. Suicide Girls and shopping.


Free High Fives!

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