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Here are just a few of the pictures in my backlog - rest assured, there are many more to come! Of course, it would help immensely if I got out of my lazy ass and fixed the display in the photo album that sort pictures alphabetically, and not in the order they were most recently added - but I digress:

*1* - A trip to the past:

These pictures were from one of the many small parties we hold from time to time at my place. This one must be from late april. Saito-san showed us how to do the demon dance that japanese people do when they’re drunken in nomikais.

*2* - Cooking!

These are the pictures of the preparation - cooking for traditional food - for the June Brazillian Party at the Komaba Dormitory. The party pictures themselves should be up in the next update.

*3* and *4* - Bianca in Tokyo

Bianca, Denise’s sister, who lives in Oosaka, came to visit us here in Tokyo, and there was much rejoicing. Among this rejoicing we went to an all-you-can-eat pizza place, and Tokyo Dome, an amusement park.

Ok!

I have cleaned my pic backlog!

Both these albuns are from october. Enjoy!

After a long long while, I’m putting the “churrascada de Kagoshima” pictures online. The trip was las october, but you can pretend that everything is in the name of “good old times”

This friday there was a small gathering of international students of the Interdisciplinary Sciences Institute, at the Kashiwa campus. Actually, only a few of the Intl students attended, but that made the meeting all the more fun. Without further ado, here are the pictures.

Just a quick rest…

1. If you want to plot mathematical functions in linux, you use gnuplot.
2. But if you want to calculate and plot a time-series function, you need to use octave (which uses gnuplot).
3. And if you want to output the plotting to a file, you need to use the low level command gset (and get an ugly warning on your face)


octave:n>gset terminal png
octave:n+1>gset output "filename"
octave:n+2>plot (your momma)


4. And, finally, if you want to see a baka gaijin performing a Jikishin kageryuu kata on the Waseda Culture Festival, you follow this link

Also, there is a new album in my photo album - pictures of Denise Birthday, way overdue. Feel free to look for it.