I like to say that the site is under eternal construction because I hope I will always have something to add to it, so maybe there'll be something new if you happen by again.

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02/04/04

• New Digital Poetry section under Classwork in Misc.
• I'm being lame and not doing much uploading, mostly because of computer problems but also because of class... sorry ^^;;
• Interesting Fact: (See previous update's quote) Dad was more right than he thought when he said that kidney stones are like math--apparently a kidney stone is also called a calculus. No wonder the class is so painful! >_< Thanks to Kelly for this update's fact! ^_^
• Interesting Quote: "Don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things." --Kelly Kawaoka (who also provided my interesting fact).

• New header images for Art and Anime sections!
• New Gifts & Remixes section image in Art.
• Two new dedicated artworks added in Art.
• New webcomic listed in Links.
• Interesting Fact: Up until the mid-19th century, many cultures thought the tomato was poisonous. Coincidentally, it was also called the "love apple" at some point. Says something, doesn't it? :P
• Interesting Quote: "Math is like a kidney stone; the difficulty is in passing it." --Dad

• New classwork section image in Odds & Ends.
• New recipe added.
• Two new webcomics listed in Links.
• Interesting Fact: In circuits (at least op-ampy ones), positive feedback is bad and negative feedback is good. (This must be where Chinese mothers get their philosophy, methinks.)
• Interesting Quote: "Patience is a vulture." --Me :(

• New dedicated image in Art.
• Three new webcomics listed in Links.
• I'll get around to scanning the stuff I have lying around, honest! ^^;;
• Interesting Fact: More people are killed by falling coconuts each year than by sharks. Coconuts must be evil.
• Interesting Quote: "There are exactly two ways to write perfect code; only the third one works." --Selaphri's Gnome-Fish.