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[oceantheorem]

I have finally finished the pack of 1 million packages of Ramen that I bought for 3 cents. I can now afford to buy real pasta and to eat things that have less than a pound of salt in them.

The tea for women and moon cycles and hormones or whatever that I got tastes really good and makes me feel fantastic (herbal teas are such a good idea, and I love trying out the different combinations of herbs) but I have to use two teabags if I don't want it to taste like hot water. Why is that? It doesn't seem to matter how long I let it steep, either. It's gotta be two teabags or no taste at all.

And my icon makes me want sushi. I haven't had any since I left Santa Cruz.

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[either-or.livejournal.com]

are you using a larger-than-regular sized mug? i think most mugs are actually oversized, so maybe that's affecting your tea...

this post made me want ramen, actually. but from a japanese restaurant with a bunch of toppings. mmmm!

[oceantheorem.livejournal.com]

Hmm. Maybe my mugs are too big.

Bah. I'm so sick of ramen. I miss real soups. Like miso! Good miso soup, with some unagi on the side... Mmmmmm. I want hamachi and quail eggs and wasabi and man. I need to find myself a sushi restaurant in New Haven.

[either-or.livejournal.com]

mmmmmiso!

i've never had quail eggs. i see them daily on the bento communities, though.

SUSHI AND BEER!!! YES!!!

[(Anonymous)]

Try Miya's on Howe Street.

[oceantheorem.livejournal.com]

K, thanks.

[bsdstud.livejournal.com]

That's good advice. The CS department folks recommend Miya's. There's also Hiya's, which is closer to the CS department.

[bsdstud.livejournal.com]

Sushi is a good idea. We should grab some people and grab some sushi sometime soon. Maybe Monday! I used to each sushi at least once a week, but, honestly, for a while there my diet was probably dominated by sushi.

I meant to make it to the Swing thing today, but didn't. I stayed up until 4 AM studying Friday, and am studying today too. So far I've learned that I Jordan's book on graphical models is easy to understand, but that, for all of its rigor, Lauritzen's book was designed to put fear into the hearts of PhD students.

[oceantheorem.livejournal.com]

Yay! People! Sushi! Good idea! Not sure about Monday, but maybe Thursday? We should probably try to set something up a bit in advance if we want people to come... My schedule is starting to get a bit insane.

The swing thing was a lot of fun. It wore me out, though. I think they're going to have some more smaller workshops in a couple of weeks, so keep on the lookout for those. I might go to them as well, because lord knows I have like seven left feet.

Can't help you with the graphical models, man. You're on your own with your fear and your Lauritzen.

[bsdstud.livejournal.com]

Thursday sounds good to me.