Well I think that I might have the least qualified professor in the world to teach and administer Tulane's Computer Architecture class. Up until a couple weeks ago, the material was manageable, the homeworks were time-consuming, yet stimulating, and the midterm was reasonably difficult. But all of a sudden he just expects us to know how to program a microprocessor simulation in Verilog, given a spec sheet and the module code for god-knows-what. And his idea of a "hint" was to diagram some obscure shit on the board and smirk. Then after the homework is due, he spends two frickin classes explaining the solution before handing out the next homework. What is lacking in between these two homeworks? TEACHING! MATERIAL! The prerequisite for the course was Digital Logic, not Digital Signals Processing and Microprocessor Control. I am going to sleep...I have no clue how to do this project, which is due in 7 hours.

Something good is going to happen to you.

The Frida movie looks dissappointing from the looks of the trailer, but we shall see. If nothing else, it's got Salma Hayek, who would redeem almost any movie. Speaking of which, there is a girl who goes to Tulane that is a Salma Hayek (sans unibrow) + Penelope Cruz love-child. I think she might be in a sorority, but I can forgive alot. If you see her, tell her that she needs to dump Diego, and if not, then Trey will be her Leon Trotsky (sans communism).