2007-03-01 - 9:11 p.m.
This is gonna be a wandering thoughted blinverted mess of an entry so please if you are close to a helmet made of cheese find some crackers.
To start with some fantastic news. A fifth member of the Salpointe High School Senior Class will be playing college football. Chris Decker will be goind to Des Moines, Iowa to attend Drake College. He can compete for a starting position on the offensive line and at 6'2", 258, he might one day be the biggest doctor who helps you. The dream is the NFl for Chris, the practical plan is to be a doctor.
The University of Arizona has a virtual reality lab where you can fly, wadw and even hug a protein. It is so real that 15 percent of the users actually get sick. The Arizona Laboratory for Immersive Visualization Environments (AZ-LIVE) is the computer generated ten foot room that can become anything up to and including molecular bonds protrayed on such a grand scale that scientists can walk through and see the bonds.
Scientists can even make a virtual reality lab seem boring.
Staying in tucson and the UA, negative recruiting has reached a new low. The venerable Lute Olson had to refute horrible claims made by others upon his health. Coach Olson is in peak physical shape and should not have to refute these types of terrible rumors. The struggles his team is having this year has not dampened his spirits either as he is having fun with this great group of young men. I know it is win at all costs so when a claasy man like Lute Olson wins the right way it is as refreshing as it is inspirational.
It is good to see James Cameron working again. He produced a Discovery Channel Special where Toronto filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici claims to have found the tomb of Jesus Christ and his family. Scholars quickly denounced the information claiming that Cameron was 'all wet.'
I'm just kidding, they didn't make a bad Titanic pun like I just did. That's why they're scholars, they can make up better puns.
They just had an earthquake in Berkley, California during the second half of the Cal/Arizona basketball game. After a brief tremor, the officials started the game again.
Well, this all seems blinverted, the earthquake was a neat touch but when your campus is built on the San Andreas Fault, well, you don't need Eddie Money to tell you that she was shaking.
