Scraping by....

Have canceled my mortgage pre-approval meeting in favor of an afternoon of studying before taking my Java exam this evening. Just got an email from the realtor, and the construction won't be done to the point I can look at the condo until January anyway. So that shouldn't be a big deal.

I need 70 points (out of 300) on the final to pass the class. I didn't realize that I still had a pretty solid B going into it, but I declined to complete the final assignment (in favor of concentrating on the exams), so that's not entirely accurate. If I get 170 points (a likely occurance), then I get a C in the class, which I can deal with. Even with a perfect score on the final (which would take a major shift of time and space), I can only get a B.

In Statistics, I'm much better off. An A or B on the final will likely give me an A in the class. I'm cool with that.

I think I need to get a math degree. I'm much better at that than programming.

The last few days of total immersion in schoolwork have left me feeling a bit unsettled about my school/career goals. There's a big soul-searching post coming on this, I can feel it.

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Census numbers show that unmarried women make up 46 percent of all voting-age women and 56 percent of all unregistered women, according to the poll. As of 2000, there were 16 million unmarried, unregistered women and 22 million unmarried women who did not vote. If unmarried women voted at the same rate as married women, there would have been more than six million more voters in the electorate.

I worry that this means we're in for a Sex & the City-esque Rock the Vote spinoff in the near future.

Aside from that though, could they have found a worse photo of Lieberman to use to illustrate this story?