DISQUS

Sounds like an interesting assignment. At first, I thought this class was a simple classroom setting! It would have been much harder to prove your teacher an AI if he was present at class every day! Interesting, nonetheless...

Eerily similar to (or copied from) scenes from the Feel Good, Inc. music video by the Gorillaz. Here's a link to the video - if you don't care for the music, just turn off the volume! You'll see what I'm talking about from 2:36-2:56 and 3:09-3:20 into the video. http://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2667750?cch=

Like everyone else, I presume, I like to look for figures in the clouds. Does anyone else see a snail in the top photo?

Ugh, I hate high beams. Though I haven't experienced 'em much on the road, when I do they irk me...

To anyone reading this (sorry Michael, I'm making an announcement through your site!)...the school computer has now blocked Blogger. Therefore, I will not be able to do anything with the blog contest until 1) I get a computer back from Best Buy or 2) take the effort to go to the library or something. I can't visit anyone's blogs, either.

Impressive.

Although it may be modern and abstract, I think it adds a colorful flair to the museum. Yes, there could be something more impressive (a historical object such as the one Michael mentioned, maybe), but it's better than whatever temporary exhibits they had in place previously.

For those who have no clue what this sculpture is, here's a pic: http://www.childrensmuseum.org/themuseum/firewo...

I'm sure Michael will have better pics soon!

Was this a March 25 post? I don't remember seeing it this morning...if it is, it'll help your score! I'll presume there's an error, for now.

I agree with Nathaniel's, "It would be interesting to attend this class" comment.

An impressive portfolio! A very entertaining collection.

The question is, does Google ever release a bad program?