4th of July

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Mason quit playing our role playing game (not too surprising, but sad nonetheless.)

Our third session went well. They went to visit The gang Diablo to try to sell info (in the form of 3d computer models of the interior of the dimension ship) to them. Xander was offered a scientist position at Diablo by Blaire (the representative of Diablo). Xander stalled for time again, and said that he would think about it, and then come back later. As he walked out, Zhengi noticed that he was being tailed. Quickly Xander was notified via text, and then he tried to lose the gang member by hopping onto a train. Zhengi snuck up behind the gang member, and as they entered the train, he attacked.

Talk about a cliff-hanger ;)

My MSV is going along nicely. The Atlas is cranking away, and the derivative finding was successful. I now have user input fractals fully available, and I am working on user input Newton fractals next. If that all works out, I will try to figure out a better system for declaring variables for the user defined fractals. If this works, perhaps movie making is next? (Or julia sets, perhaps.)

I also got a hair cut, and gave the dog one as well.

Today we leave for my parent's cabin. We will spend the weekend there celebrating the fourth.

Finally, a triple batch of granola lasted us 4 days short of one month.

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