to the tune of: Fallen Embers by Enya
And you'll find it here. History's always been good at providing a few laughs, but few are more amusing than its predictions for the future. Yes, flying cars, Moon men, flying saucers, electric death rays, nuclear-powered cars, and radio roller skates were all honestly envisioned by people in the last century as commonplace by 2000. While on the subject of radio, did you know that one day radio waves will eliminate the need to sleep, eat, or learn? Wow, people were stupid back then. Not at all like people now. We're much smarter, surely.
A shining example of smart modern-day people in full control of their machines. (Thanks to Dave for the link.)
Ben and Christine rocked tonight's Harmonics concert. That is all.
I feel like it's time to start a pool on when Housing will finally get their Web form back up. Originally scheduled for Wednesday, it's since slipped to Thursday, then Friday, and now "the evening of Sunday". The current plan leaves less than 48 hours to respond to summer housing assignments. Better than Rescomp I suppose.
The real reason for the delay? My theory: Housing and Dining has been placed under the jurisdiction of the Stanford Post Office.
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