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Finishing my stuff.

1. Australian Visa BY MONDAY -- NEED TO PRINT DOCUMENTS, ALMOST COMPLETE.
2. Greenverse Website BY TUESDAY -- COMPLETED TASKS!
3. CS 3451 Graphics Assignment Due BY WEDNESDAY - NOT STARTED
4. UROC Symposium Research Presentation BY MONDAY - NEED TO COMPLETE POSTER, BUT PROTOTYPE IS DONE!

Really happy about what I have done so far.

As for this weekend, I was ridiculously productive, specially for the UROC Symposium, where Henry, Gaurav and I did admirable work to get our Kinect Hack working, in order to apply it to medical exercises. I was really proud of our work, and look forward to continue improving it.

I was sad that I couldn't go to a cabin with my friends, but the amount of work I did definitely leveled things out.

Gotta go print my Australian Visa documents, and finish the UROC poster tonight. Tomorrow and Tuesday night will be hectic with meetings, but i'll focus strictly on working on my Graphics assignment, as I want to get 100 since I didn't finish my Ray Tracer due to lack of time.

Oh well,
Peace, qk.

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