Well I’m getting through my exams slowly. 4/10 done. They’ll be over on Thursday week. Literally cannot wait. The freedom will be amazing!
Meanwhile, I’ve been thinking up a few things to do when I finish, or even start preparing now. I’ve bought some Ilford HP5+ film for my Olympus, which I’m intending on developing and processing myself. We’ll see how that goes…
Well my exams start for real on Tuesday with Switch Mode Electronics and Marketing. Yep, exciting as, I understand. And I’ll have a whole load of this fun going through until the 12th. So I might actually be quiet until then. Or not. We’ll see.
Amazon.com’s recent Kindle announcement on the new reduced (or perhaps enhanced) version of the Kindle with Special Offers is very interesting indeed. It’s almost as if Amazon has finally awoken to the unbelievable advertising potential they have with Kindle.
This could alternatively be titled ‘How can iOS and AppStore design ruin perfectly good apps’. I feel bad about writing this, but I’m writing this for a reason, and frankly this is in a similar light to a lot of the new Skype for Mac criticism. The application in question here is Awaken, by Embraceware, what I considered to be the best of the alarm clock applications.
Cinnamon Rolls Less procrastination done here, more like general time wasting, which is a crap strategy. Might have to sort that out. However, some none-the-less important things done… I read a wonderful little book (literally, well only in one sense, it was on my Kindle) by Joel Greenblatt called “The Little Book that Beats the …
Good start to the procrastination (umm, I mean revision) today. I got a whole lot of stuff done. Well slightly. I did manage to do some work at first, finished off the examples papers for this year (yay) and had a supervision, but that’s almost where the work ended. Oh, also, I did manage to make a revision time table, scheduling in rough detail every hour (well not quite) from tomorrow to the 12th May. Oh what fun times ahead.
The exam season is upon me yet again. Just about a month to go till the wonderful things start. I’m tempted to say that I can’t wait, but frankly I think I can, at least till I have the chance to learn more of the material.