Posts and Updates about my Doings http://www.jeffkillian.com I was looking for a banjo tab for the solo in Daft Punk's Aerodynamic and couldn't find it, so I tabbed out the first four patterns in it. Maybe one day I'll do the rest, but this is a good start for anyone who is looking. D|--0----------- B|--------0----- x4 G|-------------- D|-----4-----4-- D|--0----------- B|--------0----- x4 G|-------------- D|-----6-----6-- D|--5----------- B|--------5----- x4 G|-----4-----4-- D|-------------- D|--2----------- B|--------2----- x4 G|-----2-----2-- D|-------------- Also, apparently I'm not the first to figure out the tabs, though I can't find any posted online. However, this dude isn't using the same chords that I did. I just figured it out by ear, but they both sound pretty similar. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=322 Sun, 19 Feb 2012 23:05:14 UTC A while back somebody introduced me to a website where they taught you how to do cube roots of 6 digit numbers in your head. The only criteria was that the cube root had to be a whole number. For instance, if I was given 250, 047, I could say that the cube root of that was 63 in a matter of seconds. It's a pretty easy formula, and it goes as follows: i i3 ones digit(k) 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 8 8 3 27 7 4 64 4 5 125 5 6 216 6 7 343 3 8 512 2 9 729 9 All you have to remember is the cubes of the single digits, which you can see in the table. The next step is to realize that each single digit cubed ends in a unique one's digit(0 and 0, 1 and 1, 2 and 8, 3 and 7, etc), and you must memorize that number associated with the cube. To get the initial number that was cubed, j ,you do two steps (one to get the tens digit and one to get the ones digit). To get the ones digit of the initial number, you look at the ones digit(call this k) of the cubed number(j3), and take the j which, when cubed ends in k. To get the tens digit, you simply look at the thousands, tenthousands, and hundred thousands digits of the cubed number. Interpret these as a three digit integer between 0 and 999, and find the number in the second column which is closest to without going over that number. The i that corresponds to that cube is the tens digit of your initial j. In summary: Get ones digit by looking at the ones digit of the given cubed number. Get tens digit by looking at the floor of the cube root of the thousands, ten-thousands, and hundred-thousands digits (when combined) of the number. For example, if we are given 148,877. We first look at the ones digit, which is a 7 (bolded). Looking at the table, we go to the third column where 7 is, and move over two columns to obtain 3, which we now know is the ones digit of the initial number. Next, we want to get the tens digit, so we look at the numbers in the thousand, tenthousand, and hundredthousand column, which are 148. Looking at the second column, we see 125, or 5 3, is the highest we can get without going over 148 (216, which is 63) is too high. So that means 57 is our answer, and 573=148,877. I wrote a TI-83 application in high school to do this, but I threw a quick java program together to help if you wanted to practice. This page has a good explanation of the process, as well as extends it to finding cube roots of 9 digit numbers. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=321 Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:42:14 UTC A friend brought up the question of "How do you determine if two randomly generated squares (or rectangles) are overlapping?" I had to do this in a java class before, but it was a while ago, so I thought I'd revisit it. I'm sure there are some answers online, but I wanted to take a stab at it before I looked at others' solutions. Previously (in my java class), we had been given the two diagonal corners of the shape, and had to check to see if it overlapped with any other shape (there were lots of squares on our plane). In our solution, there were three possible options. For two shapes to be overlapping, one of them must either contain one, two, or all four corners of the other. Therefore, we had a function with an equation satisfying only those points within square 1, and we tested each corner of square 2 to see if any corner coordinates satisfied. If only one corner did, we knew only one corner was in. If two corners returner, we knew it was partially in. Four meant the entire square was contained within the other. Lastly, if none of this returned true, you pick a corner of square 1, and test whether it is in square 2. If this were true, that would mean square 2 were entirely within square 1. However, when my friend posed the problem, she did not have the corner coordinates. Rather, the program she was using would generate squares based on a center coordinate. Her eventual goal was to create a randomly generated city block with buildings, and she wanted to ensure no two buildings overlapped. As long as two bases never overlapped, no two buildings would either. For simplicities sake, we assumed that all buildings were square. If all buildings were square and we only had a center point (and length to the edge from center, aka half the width/height, referred to as "w"), the simplest idea is to draw a circle with radius sqrt(2w*w). This would result in a square perfectly inscribed within a circle, as seen in the image below: Every time you create a square, you could generate this circle, and check for two things:1) the circle surrounding your newly created square doesn't overlap edges with any others. You would check this by setting the equations for the two circles equal, and verifying no solutions. 2). The center of your new circle is not contained within any other circle. You would check this by seeing if the center of this new circle satisfies the comparing circle's equation, but using an inequality (less than or equal to instead of equal to) in order to get all circles contained within. This is not the most efficient way, however, for there is extra space that isn't technically in a square, but we are restricting. You would be less likely to find two closely adjacent squares because the area in the circle that is not in the square would be prohibiting this. Another option proposed was to calculate the points of the corners, and then use the method first described. Because she only needed to generate a city block or so, we weren't too concerned with the time it took to generate. Because she isn't at the project where this needs to be written, our conversation moved onward. However, I'm sure I'll approach this later, as it's a pretty interesting puzzle. I'd like to focus more on optimization of a way in order to minimize resources used. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=319 Mon, 02 Jan 2012 22:08:47 UTC Since classes are over I figure now is as good of a time as any to update. I'm really excited for next semester, specifically my Algorithms and Data Structures class. I have extensive computer science experience, and I'm excited to learn the ins and outs of scalability. On a related note, you can watch algorithms in the form of dance on youtube. Check out quick sort or bubble sort. My Rapid Prototype class is done, which is a shame. It was my favorite class that I've taken here, and really taught me a lot. It was great because it gave you just enough information/forced you to learn just enough so that you could understand what the purpose of that language or platform was for. I was able to redo this entire site because I took that class, which was a big plus. The last module dealt with remote procedure calls, which is a cool concept, but I don't think it would be all that necessary for this site currently. The best way I learn is when I have a goal/outcome in mind (aka not just "learn python"). This class gave me a goal for each module that we had. In fact that's how I usually learn languages. For example, to familiarize myself with python, I made a program to create a zig zag pattern on the screen. It was a pretty simple program, but really let me learn the syntax and how it works again. I'm thinking of adding a page here which includes some various code samples from some of the languages that I learned (such as the clock problem). http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=318 Mon, 12 Dec 2011 21:31:08 UTC I've been working more on the CSS. It's a learning process, but it's good. I redid the navigation bar using a tutorial found here and I think it turned out well. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=295 Thu, 24 Nov 2011 11:41:32 UTC A brain teaser was posed to me a month or so ago, and it wouldn't leave my head. It goes as follows: How many times do the hands of a clock make a right angle in a 24 hour period? It seems like twice an hour would make sense, and that is initially what I thought, but this seemed too simple of a solution. The thing to realize is that the hands don't move instantaneously, and thus a "success", where both hands form a 90 degree angle, won't always fall on a time precisely divisible by 15. In fact, the first success occurs 16 minutes and 22 seconds after 12:00 am (due to the hour hand having moved a bit in that 16 minute span. The general equation for the angle between two hands given any second, minute, and hour is: Ө = 180 - abs(180-30*h+11*m/2+11*s/120). Where h is the hours past 12:00 am, m is minutes past the hour, and s is seconds past the minute. I wrote some code to get an exact solution. If you want the source or more info, feel free to send me a message. Solution? There are 44 right angles between an hour hand and a minute hand on a clock in a 24 hour period. The reason it's not uniformly twice per an hour (and therefore 48 successes) is due to the second right angle during the 2:00, 8:00, 14:00, and 20:00 pairs occurring directly at the beginning of the following hour. Note: Angles are not exact due to seconds being discrete. Count Time Angle Theta Mod 90 There are 44 right angles between the minute hand and hour hand of a clock in a 24 hour period. 10:16:2290.01666666670.016666666666720:49:6270.050.0531:21:5090.08333333330.083333333333341:54:33270.0250.02552:27:1790.05833333330.058333333333363:0:090073:32:4490.03333333330.033333333333484:5:2790.0250.02594:38:1190.00833333330.00833333333333105:10:5490.050.05115:43:3990.0750.075126:16:2190.0750.075136:49:690.050.05147:21:4990.00833333330.00833333333334157:54:3390.0250.025168:27:1690.03333333330.0333333333333179:0:0900189:32:4390.05833333330.05833333333331910:5:2890.06666666670.06666666666672010:38:1090.08333333330.08333333333332111:10:5590.04166666670.04166666666672211:43:3890.01666666670.01666666666672312:16:2290.01666666670.01666666666672412:49:590.04166666670.04166666666672513:21:5090.08333333330.08333333333332613:54:3290.06666666670.06666666666672714:27:1790.05833333330.05833333333332815:0:09002915:32:4490.03333333330.03333333333333016:5:2790.0250.0253116:38:1190.00833333330.008333333333343217:10:5490.050.053317:43:3990.0750.0753418:16:2190.0750.0753518:49:690.050.053619:21:4990.00833333330.008333333333333719:54:3390.0250.0253820:27:1690.03333333330.03333333333343921:0:027004021:32:4390.05833333330.05833333333334122:5:27270.0250.0254222:38:1090.08333333330.08333333333334323:10:54270.050.054423:43:3890.01666666670.0166666666667 http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=294 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 18:28:19 UTC Exhibit A: http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=292 Sun, 20 Nov 2011 23:20:39 UTC So what exactly did I do? I completely reorganized the entire structure of this site. I'm now using databases, which allows me to index and archive automatically all posts and images uploaded, instantly. Previously, I stored posts in a very inorganized fashion. Whenever I posted a new entry, a new file named _TITLEOFTHEENTRY.txt would be created, and stored in my "/Blog/" folder. I also had a running text file that would append the new entry to the beginning of the text file. It was this text file that was then displayed on the front page. However, it would just keep appending when I made a new entry, and I would have to manually go in every so often and trim the last entries in the file off so the main page didn't get crowded with too many entries. For the archives page, I used to have to manually go in and make each month's archives, which was extremely tedious (and hence why it wasn't updated nearly as much). Similarly, every new drawing meant I had to manually update the drawings page, add the image, and go through the entire process of making a blog post. Making a blog post used to be very confusing. So confusing, in fact, that I made a word document that told me exactly what to do. It said: 1.Open Dreamweaver… 2. Open up blogposts.php 3. Blogpage.php 4. Index.php 5. postlist.php TO MAKE NEW POST: 6. Go to blogposts.php. 7. Write post 8. change the URL of the hyperlink of the title so that it links to “the title of your page”.php 9. save page as “title of your page s.php” 10. Drag that page to the blog folder on server. Go to that page via broswer and copy the url (with the %20s). 11. Paste the copied url into the contents in blogpage.php. 12. Copy the script on blogpage.php and insert into index.php 13. Drag index.php onto 14. save the blogpage.php as “the title of your post”.php 15. Open Postlist.php 16. In the file, type in title/make it a hyperlink Furthermore, these directions did not take into account if I was posting a picture or not, if the image was from Jabberbox or just Drawings, or anything about monthly archiving. Also, if I wanted to edit the old post, I had to redo all of those steps. Instead of steps 1-16, now I just go to a website, type the title and post contents, and I'm done. EVERYTHING is securely automated. I even added a password protect so that I am the only one who is able to post. Also, I can modify old posts and delete old posts online with the simple click of a button. But that's not the important stuff for you, it really only affects me. What affects you is the following: 404 page works. Archives automatically update Rss Feed works wonders Search Function is no longer google-run, I hard coded it. Added an about section I've been meaning to do this for a long time, and my Rapid Prototype and Development Class really forced me to. I selected one of our creative modules to be part of this whole redesign, which forced me to get started on it. Once I was started, I kept making little improvements, and I'm extremely happy with how everything turned out. Most of it was work behind the scenes, and doesn't affect how the site is viewed. I've still got some work to do on the drawings page to make it flow better, but the hard stuff is done. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=291 Sun, 20 Nov 2011 19:07:59 UTC Finally finished as much CSS as I want to do for today. Update coming soon. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=290 Sun, 20 Nov 2011 18:47:05 UTC Finished. Pictures uploaded. Entries archived. 404 page fixed. RSS feed up and running. Time to sleep. I'll go into more detail about the entire overhaul tomorrow. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=289 Sat, 19 Nov 2011 00:19:11 UTC Archived about 30 Blog Posts, going to do some more when I get back from soccer. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=268 Fri, 18 Nov 2011 15:02:14 UTC Images Page is done. Most recent image automatically shows. I'm going to work with the look to make it better, but for now I'm moving on to archiving old posts. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=239 Fri, 18 Nov 2011 14:07:07 UTC I've got the drawings and Jabberbox images all uploaded, and the navigation for them complete. My next step is to make sure it displays the most recent image when you go to the page. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=238 Fri, 18 Nov 2011 12:30:46 UTC I've always liked computers, and been interested in their every aspect. I used to enjoy simply going through all the options on an old Mac we had in my room, looking at all the different screen savers. Because I got familiar with computers at such a young age, I was able to have some fun and do things that most kids my age didn't know how to do on computers- games, music, drawing. I could spend hours on the computer and never get bored (still can). The downside of this was that I spent hours on the computer and never got bored, and I was supposed to be doing other things like cleaning my room or mowing the lawn. Tough times for the Killian parents, I know. In 6th grade, my dad decided he'd had enough, and installed Kidswatch - a program to limit/report what your child is doing on the computer/how much time they spend doing it. It gave reports down to the minute of how much I had certain programs open, and what websites I was going to. For instance, if I was playing a game for over my time limit, a box would pop up that says "You have 5 minutes left" and then after 5 minutes it would close the program unless I provided a password that could grant me more time. Now this was unacceptable. Especially since 6th grade me just had to beat all 100 levels in "N" . I needed that password. However, guessing the password did not seem that plausible. I tried a couple times, but it wasn't working. So, rather than try to beat the software, I went a different route. My dad had installed Kidswatch on his - the administrator - account (it was through that account that you could edit the settings of Kidswatch). I spent some time googling and eventually found a method where you could seemingly obtain lost Windows user passwords. The first step was to burn a recovery disk image onto a cd, so that I could change the BIOS settings and boot from that cd rather than booting Windows. I downloaded a file online and burnt it to a blank cd. The next time I booted my computer, I booted from that disc image. On boot, I was presented with two lines: both of which were gibberish hashes like the following: CC5E9ACBAD1B25C9AAD3B435B51404EE:996E6760CDDD8815A2C24A110CF040FB. One of those was a hashed version of my password, and one was a hashed version of my dad's. I wrote both hashes down, and then put them into a website like this which reverses the hashes and figures out the password. All that was left for me to do was try out the password it gave me. It worked. Of course, I didn't tell him (in fact he is finding out about how I did this only through reading this post). To this day he still had doubt as to whether or not I could change it. Inititally, I would log into his account and change some of the program functions so that it allowed me to play more, and then log in to my account and play for however long I wanted. When I was done, I would log back in and change them back. But then I found the password that allowed me to extend applications for more time within the Kidswatch settings. I then could just use extend my time whenever I needed to. Moral of the story? Where there's a will, there's a way. Especially if that will involves more time on the internet for Jeff. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=267 Fri, 21 Oct 2011 14:41:52 UTC I'm in the process of moving all the old entries over so the whole system runs a whole lot smoother. I made the posting system when I was a lot younger, and it has many faults. The new situation is about half complete, and makes it a lot easier to search and post, as well as organize all of the posts. I'm excited for it. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=266 Tue, 18 Oct 2011 14:41:25 UTC The painting shipped, and is currently sitting at home. Unfortunately, I am currently at college, and thus won't be able to see it until I go home for Thanksgiving break. It's a Thursday night, and because I don't have class on Fridays, I always find myself chilling on Thursday nights while everyone else is busy. The Moist Manatees are planning an event with the Women's club Soccer at Wash U where we dress up and play soccer, and I went to the local goodwill store and bought a jacket, pants, and various other fancy assortments. I'll post a picture of everybody in their fancy clothes once we have the get together. If you enjoy such a thing, the site now has an RSS feed so that its easier to tell when it's updated Our radio show was postponed. We had a schedules spot, and then the day off the end of scheduling, we were told we were unfortunately bumped. We now have to go in and talk to the Radio scheduler about when (if possible) we are able to get in at kwur. One thing is for sure though, Moist Melodies probably won't be a very good time for either Erica or I. We already were thinking of making it only one hour, but this just makes it even less likely that we will be on anytime soon. The Wustl World Cup is this weekend. We've got some manatees and some non-manatees on our team. We won it last year, so hopefully we will remain the defending champions. Wish us luck! http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=265 Fri, 23 Sep 2011 14:40:56 UTC As the summer is coming to a close I figured that I'd go for another update.  The summer has gone by really fast, and I only have one more year left at school and then it's off into the real world. As such, I've started doing some real world things. I've been looking more into investing/managing money. I've made a fake portfolio, and have some money in an investment account that I'd ideally like to invest sometime soon.  I've been doing some research, and am pretty sure with which stocks I want to go. In other news, I've almost finished my internship (EDIT: I've finished now). It was a really good experience, and it was great to get some real world experience.  Furthermore, I gained a huge knowledge of Visual Studio and C#.  It was extremely helpful, and I'm sure I'll end up buying Visual Studio and using it for various other projects. On a similar note, a friend introduced to me the concept of arbitrage betting. It doesn't seem like there really is a downside, besides the whole illegal in the US thing.  Ideally, I could use visual studio, set up an a script in python or something, and, using betting API's from various websites, set up bets that would guarantee a profit.  Each would be small, but give it enough and it could make some profit. I have to read more into it, but it's an interesting concept to have zero percent chance of losing money based solely on different bookkeepers odds (fun fact: "bookkeepers" has three triple letters in a row). It would be a good exercise for me to regain some python coding ability. I've also worked on getting an RSS feed for this, so hopefully that is set up and working. This is the test post. If it works, I'll put an official link up where more people can subscribe. The painting that I commissioned is finally done. The process went much better than expected, and I am really happy with how it turned out. You can see it here. Many thanks to Emily Blythe Jones. Random bits of info: I've been playing soccer a lot, and am excited to go back to school and play more with the Moist manatees I'm a huge fan of nostalgia, and so I was very excited to hear about Nickelodeon's "90's are all that" program. They are running old school Nickelodeon programs during late night hours  I thought this was really cool. It's pictures of a theme park after Hurricane Katrina forced it to be abandoned.  I'd love to do this sometime.  The sneaking in, that is. I'm indifferent on taking pictures. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=264 Sat, 10 Sep 2011 14:39:51 UTC Whohohohoho. Look what we have here. The summer is going well. I got a new HTC Thunderbolt, and absolutely love it. It's basically a tiny tablet, and so I had to go out and buy the extended battery, but it was definitely worth it. The battery lasts a very long time now, and I got it for around 35 or so when it retailed for 60. Probably the neatest thing that I just discovered about it is it's wifi hotspot capability. Because I write all my posts in dreamweaver, and then copy/paste the html into a form that submits it to the site, I usually have to wait for some free wifi in order to actually post what I have typed. However, I can now freely browse the internet, and post this whenever I feel the need to. The summer internship has been going well. In my off time, I've been running and doing various things. One thing that my friend and I made was a facebook via poster. You can post to facebook from tons of different sources. However, most of them are outdated at this point, as there is a more updated website with the exact same idea here. Still, it was a fun exercise to do to try to make it. In my job I've mostly been messing with Visual Studio and C#, so it was a nice break to get some java/PHP coding in to refresh my memory. I had forgotten a bit how difficult it was to switch programming languages. I recently commissioned a painting, and am really exciting about it. I'd been thinking about the idea for a while, and finally settled on what I want. I'll let you know more as I get more updates on it/it becomes more finalized. I'll also post a picture once I get the final product. On a completely different note, why can there not be one of these in Chicago or St. Louis? It's a 5K, but there are obstacles, and the entire time you are being chased by runners dressed as zombies. There was another one I saw that was happening in Nashville, where they actually had, among others, D1 athletes as the zombies, and you signed up in waves (the faster you were, the earlier you started the race, and the faster the zombies are that chased you). What a cool idea. I signed up for the Chicago Half marathon, so there's no turning back now. Should be a good time. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=263 Thu, 28 Jul 2011 14:39:08 UTC http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=262 Sat, 18 Jun 2011 14:38:40 UTC Before you begin, click play on this video. It's what I'm listening to as I write this:   The last post was quite a while ago huh. I suppose it's time for my bi-monthly (that's every two months, right?) post. Since the last post, I've finished my Junior year of college. That was pretty exciting, but it's good to be home. I had one week of freedom, and then I started my 9-5 internship for the summer. I am currently three weeks into it. It's pretty good. I've learned a lot so far, like Visual Basic and C#, and made some pretty cool programs (the coolest of which was a simple to do list with add and remove functions). A typical day starts around 7:20, at which point I make breakfast and do ironing if necessary. I'm at work from 8:30 to about 4:30 or 5. I get home around 5:10, and either go for a run or workout by 6, and that's done by 7. I then eat dinner, and mope around the house complaining how we don't have enough protein. I then make my lunch for the next day and head to bed. It's not too exciting. But the weekends are super exciting. Since school ended, I basically have the time from work ending until dinner to run/workout. Resultingly, I have been running a lot. It's fun, and I just got a new pouch for running. I got a new phone (Android, Thunderbolt), and wanted an arm pouch to run with to replace my iPod. I searched a lot of places, and found that the ArmPocket xtreme i-30 was the best fit. I originally ordered the i-20, but it does not fit the Thunderbolt (especially if you have the extended battery). However, their customer service department was super nice and let me send it back paying only the shipping to get it back, and they mailed me the i-30 (with the $5 charge it cost to upgrade to the more expensive version), and I love it. I went on my first run with it yesterday and it really hugs the arm and doesn't bounce around at all, which was really nice. It's exactly what I wanted. So if you're in the market for a Thunderbolt running arm strap, I'd strongly suggest the Armpocket Xtreme-30. I'm not getting paid to do this, I just figured if somebody else was in the same boat as me, this might help. I've also been more in the literary arts. I've started a book, finished a book, and am in the middle of three books http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=261 Sat, 18 Jun 2011 14:38:18 UTC A Saturday seems as good of a day as any to get an update in. Synonyms and Antonyms A thought popped into my head the other day: how many synonyms would I have to go through in order to get to an antonym. Is this even possible? I think it would be, due to the fact that synonyms are not perfect representations of their targets. I am looking to write code to do this, but am having an issue finding a good enough database of synonyms and antonyms. I asked a linguist and he gave me Princton's WordNet, but that has two problems that I've encountered. One, it doesn't have antonyms for all words. Two, all of it's synonyms are grouped; it just groups lots of words together into a synonym "bundle", and there is no way to escape that bundle in search of an antonym (which I guess makes sense, but it's still annoying. Milk Jug Problem So I drink a lot of milk from half gallons, but never know how much (cup-wise) I am drinking (I know there are 8 cups, but the handle sort of screws up the continuity of guessing solely by height). I was trying to think of a way to measure this mathematically, and have yet to find exact dimensions good enough. I was thinking of calling the milk company. One easy way would be to either (1) pour one cup of milk, and see where the milk line in the gallon now lays. Repeat. or (2) Place it in some sort of measuring device until it displaces a cups worth of liquid. However, I don't have any measuring devices, so neither of these will work. The closest I've gotten is that the milk jug is roughly 3.75" x 3.75" x 9.5", but that was from a ChaCha answer and is pretty sketch. I also learned there is some controversy in the milk jug industry, brought on by the introduction of the square milk jug. Last Week of Class Next week is the last week of class. I'm so excited. Psych Experiment I'm doing a psychology experiment based on priming and seeing if different intelligence-level videos have different affects on people's scores on a test they take after watching the video. I'll report back with results Music I'm always looking for new music. Recently, a friend told me about Ray LaMontagne. I don't know how I haven't ever heard of him, he's right up my alley. The weird thing was, the first time she showed me "Trouble," I was able to sing along for the first few lines, though I couldn't recognize where I had heard it from. Go figure. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=259 Sat, 23 Apr 2011 14:36:46 UTC Upon making the April Fools Version of the site, I found this throwback website of animated gifs, which has a section called "Africa People." Way to stay classy. I ran the 5k, and you can see the results here. It was really fun, and I'm looking forward to it next year. Tomorrow, I'm doing the Go St. Louis Half Marathon. I've never done one before, so that should be interesting. So I've been teaching myself come C#. I was sitting in math class and pi was mentioned, and it got me wondering if there were better fractions to estimate pi. So I wrote a program to figure it out. I wanted to know what fraction (integer/integer) closely estimates pi. As you increase (have more available) the integers in the fraction, we will be able to more closely estimate pi. At first, I just checked if any of the first 10 (meaning 1,2,3,...,7,8,9,10) were good matches. A match is defined to be a number n such that floor(pi*n)= a number, x, where x has d zeros immediately after the decimal point (e.g. n=36, pi*36 = x = 113.09, so d=1. We could then do 113.09/36, and obtain a rough estimate of pi =113/36~3.138. The fraction estimating pi is x/n I then did this for d=1,2,...,8, and for n=10,100,1000,..., 100000000 Decimal places (# of zeros after decimal) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8         Numbers checked (n)                   10   0 0 0 0 0 0 100   10 0 0 0 0 0 1,000   89 8 10,000   883 88 100,000   8998 900 89 9 1 1,000,000   89990 8998 897 89 10 10,000,000   899976 89995 8990 897 91 8 100,000,000   Don't Care 89989 8999 898 92 7 1 For example, the highlighted square would show that there were 8 numbers in the 1-1000 range that, when you multiply any one of those numbers by pi, you get a number with exactly two zeros after the decimal. Similarly, there were 89 numbers in the 1-1000 range that, when you multiply those numbers by pi, you get a number with exactly one zero after the decimal. The fact that it is exact indicates that the columns are exclusive Results In the 1-100,000 range, there was only one number, n = "66,317", that satisfied d = 5 (aka pi*n equals a number with 5 zeros after the decimal). For this n, we get an estimation of pi is 208341/66317 = 3.141592653467436, which is better than the whole 22/7 crapstimation that most people use. That's a pretty good estimation, but I figured I could do better. . The farthest I took it was the n=100,000,000 mark. At this point, the program significantly slows my computer, and takes a long time to compute. I skipped calculating the d=1 and 2 cases for this n, because it honestly isn't important. There are so many numbers satisfying this that it really slows the whole program down. The interesting find was there was one number in the 100,000,000 range that was the best, and satisfied d=8. N = 78256779 gives an estimate of pi = 3.1415926535897931602832, which is significantly better than our previous estimate. Long story short, use 245850922/78256779, it's a better estimator. Onward! This was mostly just for me to practice my C# abilities, however, there is further work that could be done. I could run it for larger n (with n=1,000,000,000, there were no numbers that satisfied d=9). If I tried the next power of 10 higher, I get an error, for the maximum allowed value of an integer allowed in the program is 2,147,483,647<10,000,000,000 . However, the more interesting area would be that I have only covered half of the possible options. I chose to only look at fractions that were slightly over pi. I could also search for fractions ending in .9, .99, .999,. etc. Maybe there is a better estimator in the 100,000,000 range doing that. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=258 Sat, 09 Apr 2011 14:35:52 UTC So recently Rebecca Black, a previously completely unknown 13-year old, started trending all up in the internet because of her video "Friday." The main reason that it blew up was because it is the epitome of bad pop music, cheesy lyrics, and everything that people find wrong about pop music. However, from this, has sparked many parodies and related videos, among them one in which somebody has taken out the audio and replaced it with incorrect lyrics that fit her lip movements, and one in which iTr3vor, an intrepid Youtuber unfamiliar with the term "meek," dances to the song in an Apple store. I ran the Take Steps for Kids 5K yesterday, and that went well. It was at 5:30, and by about 11:00 in the morning, it was already snowing. By the time the race started there was reportedly 5 inches of snow on the ground. Still, I had a fun time, and it was a good way to help the chill'ins. I've started on my quest to pick up C#, and found this introduction to be the most helpful resource thus far. It explains from the ground up what C# is and how it relates to Java and the .Net Framework. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=257 Sun, 27 Mar 2011 14:35:07 UTC Day 2: Currently sitting in a condominium in Florida, it is 7:51 in the morning, and looking out over the ocean. I'm on spring break for the week, and the family decided to go down to Florida. I tried barefoot beach running the other day, and that didn't turn out so well. I realized, post-run, (and with the help of Google), that you're supposed to change your stride (shorter strides, lift the foot rather than push off). But that's for chumps. You know what else is for chumps? Not having blisters on your feet. I now have blood blisters on my index toes. After the run, I laid out and relaxed. Day 4: Update on the Blood Blisters: They have evolved into some sort of combination of blood/normal blister (so they're healing?). I decided to just bandage them up and wear shoes when I run, and that seems to have taken away the pain. Why Dog Tracks are The Bane of a Math-Stat Major's existence (Source) So I'm accustomed to taking various statistics, and estimating something (such as a confidence interval or the expected value). The reason that we use these statistics and estimations is because they are useful, and behave in the same way, and thus, the statistics have value in that they are reliable. Dogs aren't reliable. We went to the dog tracks yesterday. In the program at the dog tracks, they have all sorts of information on each dog for each race- weight, wins, how it's previously placed, kennel - basically anything you would want to know about the dog. "But Jeff," you say, "Jeff, just look at all the statistics. Clearly you know which dog is going to win." False. I'd rather play slot machines. With slot machines, you at least know that you have odds of losing, and you have no control over it. The program gives you some sort of false sense of possibility that you can use all of the information in it to make a decision. As far as I can tell, its all just one big crapshoot. There are so many uncontrolled variables that it's completely pointless to put any sort of meaningful thought into where you should bet your money. So, faced with my last two dollars and, having only won 1 of my previous 8 bets, I based my decision solely on the dog's name. I bet on Twinkles. Twinkles annihilated. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=256 Thu, 24 Mar 2011 14:34:41 UTC "If you watch Jeopardy backwards, it's a show about three people paying alot of money to get bad answers on their stupid questions." http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=255 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 14:33:17 UTC via reddit http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=254 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:32:49 UTC Between all the constant distractions on the internet every so often I find something that sticks out a bit more than others. If you don't know, TED is a small nonprofit organization that hosts talks, and brings in people from areas of technology, entertainment, and design. They charge (cheapest from what I can gather on the website) $7500 to attend the ~4 day conference. Consequently, they are able to bring billionaires, mathemagicians, real magicians, and various others experts of their fields. The reason I bring this up is that I recently watched a presentation by MIT researcher Deb Roy, who wired his house with video cameras and captured 90,000 hours of video. The way he was able to analyze what was going on at any given point in time was pretty interesting. Take a look. (Video ~20 minutes) http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=253 Thu, 10 Mar 2011 14:32:02 UTC This is just to remind myself that I want to read Fever Pitch. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=252 Mon, 07 Mar 2011 14:31:27 UTC New Drawing: So I'm slowly transferring these ideas that I get during class into drawings and then onto the site. Hence, the past two have been drawings that I've thought of in statistics class. The original idea was to have a kid with a face that looked like the exponential distribution staring glumly out his window looking at kids (each having a normal distribution shaped face) playing with each other and having a fun time with the caption "I just want to be normal." I liked the camel idea better, plus it gave me an excuse to google camel faces for a good hour or so. The other option was to have a lot of camels at a halloween party, all dressed as the normal distribution, commenting on how costume options for camels are limited.   Lupe Fiasco has a new album out (Monday, but you can listen to it on youtube). I've listened to it a couple times and approve. Give it a listen if you get some time. Intramural season is starting soon which is fun because I'm looking forward to finally using the light up soccer ball that I got for Christmas. We're going to buy some glow wristbands and headbands in two different colors, and then play a game in the (relative) dark. I've never actually kicked the light up ball hard, so I don't know if it will give out the instant I put some force into a kick, but I have confidence in it. As far as the site, I'm going to see if I can get all the Jabberbox pictures up and viewable in a format similar to the drawings right now. I'm deciding whether I want to integrate them into the same list as the drawings, or have a second column for all the jabberbox pictures. We'll see how that goes. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=251 Sat, 05 Mar 2011 14:30:43 UTC I'm currently laying down on a bench in the middle of campus, staring at the sky and waiting for my next class, "How Things Work," to start in 15 minutes. I've never posted something from my phone, so this is a first. The weather is perfect here, hopefully it stays like this. We're having a moist session of soccer tomorrow, playing with the Wash U club team, so it should be a good competitive group. It'll be my first time playing soccer since winter break, so I'm anxiously awaiting it. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=250 Thu, 17 Feb 2011 14:29:41 UTC Thought something up in Math class yesterday and figured I'd post it: And thus, with a p value > .05, we fail to reject the null. The Kingdom of Scotland DOES appear to be independent from the Kingdom of England. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=249 Sat, 12 Feb 2011 14:28:26 UTC pre { display: block; margin: 2em 0; white-space: pre; line-height: 1.4; border: 1px solid #ccc; background: #ece9d8; padding: 8px; } Just spent some time doing a major overhaul of the site. Here's some of the things that I did: Got rid of all of the ads! Seriously, who needs em. Passworded the entry page I used to make entries in a simple form that required html input and would generate output. However, this became annoying because I had to type it all in html, which becomes tiresome if you are trying to post a lot of images. My first step was to make this WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get)entry, meaning that instead of having to input html, I now just input normal text, like what you're seeing now. This makes posting a lot simpler. It was just a matter of inserting the following onto the page: <script src="http://js.nicedit.com/nicEdit-latest.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript">bkLib.onDomLoaded(nicEditors.allTextAreas);</script> Furthermore, I password protected the page. Theoretically up until now anybody could have posted to the main blog had they found the page. I did make this a bit less possible through makign the posting page non-indexable so people couldn't unintentionally find it. However, the security was maxed up, because there were a couple times when we did get bots spamming it and I had to go in and manually delete it. I've decided that adding comments to the blog posts will not happen, seeing as when I did a trial run the majority of what I got was spammers (take a look here if you're interested). Major revision of the Drawings page I spent a good deal of time thinking how I could make the drawings page easier to navigate. When I initially made the page, I did not know that much about php, and was basically copying and pasting from things I found online. However, I realized that I could make it much better. My first step was to transfer the showing of the images from html to php. This way, it would be much easier to store all of the various image links as a long string in php (spanning multiple lines), and then navigate through that string looking for the next or previous element. Long story short, I added a previous and next button which makes the page easier to navigate. Also note, if you're on the first or last image, you don't have the option to go previous or next, respectively. I also made them rollover buttons. Chicks dig rollover effects. I also added an image resizer that reduces the size of the image so it doesn't mess up the format on the entire page. You'll notice it if you ever see the words "this image has been resized" below the image. As a sidenote, I managed to add a message that appears if you somehow end up at an image that doesn't exist. So long to that annoying "Warning: include() [function.include]: URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /var/www/jeffkillian.com/Drawing/" message that would appear. Ew. Search Optimized the search so it works a lot better. Possible future endeavors * Make "random" button for the images * Add all of the jabberbox pictures * Clean up the Archive * Message if there is an error for blog posts. One big project that I hope to do (though you wouldn't notice it) is to make the frontpage/blog automatically archive after each month. It shouldn't be too hard, but it will require me learning more about dates in php and how my files interact. Should be a good challenge. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=248 Sat, 05 Feb 2011 14:27:13 UTC Hopefully this works. I'm doing some background stuff, but its really the last thing I truly have to do to the site before I can start on new stuff. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=247 Fri, 04 Feb 2011 14:25:16 UTC Twas a snow day today (first in 29 years or so), so I decided to fiddle around with my drawing pad. This was the result: http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=246 Wed, 02 Feb 2011 14:24:59 UTC It had me until "Demmocratt" http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=245 Fri, 14 Jan 2011 14:22:03 UTC So I spent the better part of the past couple hours simulateously watching Dexter and reworking the site. I generalized the "links" bar so it is the same on all the pages, finally fixed the shop so that it states that none of the items are for sale, updated the archives to the beginning of 2011, and added the random quote in the upper right of this page (go on, refresh it, watch it change). I'll be adding more, but for now I have 20 or so. I was looking at a conversation that I had with a friend via a chat window, and I needed to extract only a portion of it. The problem was, it was a pretty long conversation. I ended up getting the idea of writing a python program to do it, and that significantly helped. It's coming in handy more and more every day. I still have one more thing to do for the site, but that's on the backend, so you won't know the difference for when it is done or not. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=244 Tue, 11 Jan 2011 14:21:17 UTC I ended up watching Dexter until three in the morning when I was planning on going to bed at 11. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=243 Tue, 11 Jan 2011 14:20:43 UTC I found this pretty interesting, and decided I'd give it a post A Mystery: Why Can't We Walk Straight? from NPR on Vimeo. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=242 Mon, 10 Jan 2011 14:19:51 UTC Between the many episodes of Dexter there comes a time when an update for this is long overdue. Last blog post I mentioned the rally that I would be attending. It was a 15 hour bus ride there and back, and it was chaos from the moment we left to the moment we got back, but overall, I had a great time. Now that the semester is over, I have some time at home. I was planning on scanning the various doodles notes that I had taken during my classes. Unfortunately, I left my notebooks back at school, so this will have to wait for a bit. Last semester, I took a Computational Linguistics course, which required me to get familiar with Ubuntu, Linux, and Python 3.0. I made various programs: calculating a chi square(*.py code here), learning regular expressions, and a multitude of other assignments. The final project was free-form, and I was able to choose whatever subject (within reason) I could. The ultimate goal was to demonstrate my knowledge of both regular expressions and Python 3.0. I considered a lot of topics, but ultimately ended up with a project on "Analyzing Swear Frequency by Gender" Why? Well, it was more interesting than just analyzing something like "medial consonants." (See! Nobody know what that means.) Plus, once I got my data, I could use it to stereotype. I ended up going through the spoken part of the American National Corpus and extracting various information about who (Gender, Age) was speaking at a time that a swear was uttered. I compiled all of this information, and obtained the following: RESULTS: 2400 Conversations Examined (Each conversations has two speakers) 2412 Males spoke 2380 Females Spoke 8 Undetermined Gender Males Swore 138 times. Females Swore 38 times. You can see all of this, as well as more data on the ages (and specific swear frequencies), at the bottom of the output_file. As you can see, the age range was slightly higher than I would have hoped(despite the fact that I was being conservative in my age). You can see a breakdown of the entire project in the write-up(*.pdf, 109KB) that was created. To download the actual python file, click here.(*.py, 10.7KB) Overall, it did tend to show that males swore much more than females do. But there is great possibility of bias (discussed in the write up). For one, the people were speaking with strangers, and thus wanted to make a good impression. Thus, they wouldn't swear as much as they would if they were conversing with friends (which is what I wanted to examine). I also had hoped that my overall swear count would be bigger, but the only way this could happen would be to use a bigger corpus. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=241 Tue, 28 Dec 2010 14:17:14 UTC So I've been pretty busy with midterms and everything, but I have been able to watch It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia a lot, which is always a nice break. I'm heading to D.C. on Friday to participate in the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear. In other news, I did a Halloween 10k two weekends ago which was pretty fun. I dressed up as Waldo and the people I was with dressed up as Pacman, Inky, Blinky, and Pinky. It was my first ever organized run, and it was a lot of fun. I'm looking forward to the Half Marathon in April. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=240 Mon, 25 Oct 2010 14:15:54 UTC So I tried to Install Ubuntu on my computer but it's not letting me partition my hard drive.  The solution I found was called Virtualbox.  It's a program that emulates like you have the OS installed on your computer, but it runs in a window on your computer.  It's a bit slower, but it's not as sketchy as trying to defrag and then partition my hard drive. School's been keeping me quite busy, but I'll update soon with a bit more of my daily interests. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=270 Tue, 14 Sep 2010 21:41:51 UTC It's stuck in my head and I can't get it out. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=269 Thu, 09 Sep 2010 21:41:24 UTC Hello there. How are things goings? Are lolcats still popular? What's new? So I've decided to put a new post up to update you guys on things that are going on in my life, as well as the site. Currently, I am in Louisiana on a crew trip. It's a little tiring, and we practice twice a day, but it is fun and I'm learning how to row which is a little necessary if you want to row. It's fun and I'm learning a ton of new stuff each day. College is going well. Winter break was a much needed relaxation time and now it's right back to studying. Spring break was also needed, although I can't exactly say that this was much of a break seeing as I have two tests 2 days after I get back. Studying has taken over much of my life these days. Another thing that is occupying me is Adobe Audition. I spend a lot of time messing around with songs and mixing and matching in a manner similar to Girl Talk. It's a lot of fun but I'm still learning. Maybe I'll post something up here when I have something sufficient enough to post. Over the summer I am working at the "Day Camp" again, but this time as a senior counselor so that should be interesting. It's basically the same job as a junior counselor but with a bit more responsibility, a bit more money, and a little later wake-up time. As I said before, homework, adobe audition, and crew have taken up much of my time so I haven't really had time to make any more comics. I also don't have Photoshop or Macromedia Flash (the programs I used to make them) on my computer anymore so they might be drawn and scanned in, completely raw. Most likely though, there won't be one, for I unfortunately have more important thigns to do at this point. Cya Next Time http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=288 Sat, 07 Mar 2009 22:19:35 UTC Sorry for the lack of updates, it's about time there is a fresh new one. I have no excuse for not updating, other than I become extremely comfortable (due to the bamboo chair) whenever I sit at the computer desk and I never want to actually do anything on the computer, I just want to sit in the chair in a sort of unproductive trance. I have been productive in the past week and a half, just not in any important fashion. I started playing scrabble, and have yet to lose a game (knock on wood). I had never played Scrabble until this week. There won't be any updates this FOUR DAY WEEKEND because I will be out of town. Another thing that I have taken up is attempting to do 1000 push-ups, 1000 sit-ups, run 50003038 miles, bike 28304 miles, and swim 2.5 miles. So far all I have done is 1000 push-ups and sit-ups, and I have to be completed in roughly ten days. The running looks like the hardest part. I've been reading like crazy, and that has taken a lot of my time. I am trying to finish a library book before I have to return it. Mariokart is also responsible for an equally large amount of time in my life. As far as making movies, Aaron and I (and some new people!) are going to start making a movie next weekend. This movie will be at least 5 times better than any other movie we have made, for now we will have a cameraman, as well as other faces to introduce. You should keep checking back for more on that movie. If you don't we will smite you. P.S. To those of you who have tried to call my cell phone only to get no response, my cell phone snapped in half. You can see what it looks like here. As I was writing this post, I realized that my cell phone (or that chunk of electronics on the left side of that picture) is fully functional sans-display; I just have to put it on speakerphone. Furthermore, each time somebody calls, it becomes a guessing game! http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=282 Wed, 13 Feb 2008 22:04:56 UTC I haven't updated in a while because I have been busy with homework and the Model United Nations at the University of Chicago. To switch things up a bit I decided to move my normal desk chair and replace it with my bamboo framed chair (mine does not look nearly as ugly as the one pictured). Now I can lean back and relax with my keyboard on my lap. I still am looking for a convenient place to put my mouse though. I am being bombarded with emails for ad pages for the yearbook, and responding to them is taking up a lot of my time. Through all of this, hopefully I will find time to make new drawings. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=281 Sat, 02 Feb 2008 22:04:08 UTC New Drawing. You will probably have to scroll down to see it all. It is Titled: Forever Remembered at Starbucks Last Saturday http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=271 Sat, 26 Jan 2008 21:49:19 UTC The normal drawing routine is still going, and I have two comics that need to be scanned in and uploaded. I tend to make updates when I am bored (which is usually when I don't have a lot going on in my life). Because this week is the beginning of a new semester, I have a new class, Psychology, and am getting accustomed to the workload and the teacher. So far (1 day) it is going pretty well. This Friday I am going to go to PILLOWS and perform some things that I practiced yesterday with a friend. We always say that we are going to do things but then for some reason or another they fall through and we only end up doing one or two songs/skits instead of the four or five we had planned. I'll tell you how that turned out in a later post. Hopefully I will have time to go out and buy an e-string for my acoustic guitar, or else I will have to take my dad's guitar. That is not to say there is anything wrong with my dad's guitar, it's just my guitar is easier to play. The next morning after PILLOWS I have a Model United Nations preparation program from early in the morning until about 3. I did it last year, and we basically practice public speaking and whatnot. Random Afterthought: Guessing should never be required when trying to complete a Sudoku. Guessing requires little skill, and it turns the Sudoku into a game of chance. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=272 Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:11 UTC Now that the scanner is fixed the drawings will continue to be posted randomly throughout the week. I had a few ideas for that drawing, and finally settled on the one you see. I was going to do something with a "double-functioning mobius strip" (a piece of paper) but decided against it. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=273 Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:50:31 UTC I had the drawing on the scanner glass and had pushed scan, when the display read "No Connection to Computer." As soon as I can figure out the scanning problem, I will correct it and then upload the drawings that are remaining in the "queue." I have a four day weekend coming up and will get right to fixing the scanner when that comes. I also have finals tomorrow. Cripes. There was a spelling error in my last post. See if you can find it. I am going to be in a play on Friday and Saturday. You should probably come and see it. I found a physics simulation game online, here. I enjoy making seesaws with it. # I found these images of somebody who, as far as I can tell, has the a skill that nobody will ever need, except to make these photographs.   So like I said, when the weekend comes, I will fix the scanner and upload more drawings. Hold it in until then. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=274 Wed, 16 Jan 2008 21:52:20 UTC Hey. There has been a lack of updates in the past five days. I have no excuse*. However, the good news is that I have some drawings that are almost completed and will soon be put up. But, as you can clearly see, there is no drawing today. Sorry. Check back in a couple days, there should be one up by then. *Actually I do have an excuse. I was introduced to a game called Dolphin Olympics 2 and I have been playing it over and over again. It's one of those games were the points have exponential growth, and I can't seem to stay away from it. My highest score as of this post is about 162 million, and I can't get any higher yet, although the top players have gotten over 2 billion points. I've finished another book, Obasan, since I last posted. It was sort of good but it dragged on a little bit towards the end. I am glad that I can move on. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=275 Sun, 13 Jan 2008 21:52:43 UTC I entered myself into the MMC Contest NO. 23: "Sumwhat Sodoku" yesterday, so hopefully I will win. I faxed the answer in, but I have some doubt as to whether or not the fax was actually received. Seeing as you are most likely procrastinating right now, I drew a comic dealing with procrastination: I was going to make it facebook or something, but not everyone uses facebook. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=276 Tue, 08 Jan 2008 21:53:44 UTC As you can see I have been playing around with the table widths for the site and hopefully it is better now. You shouldn't have to side scroll in order to read all of the updates. Winter break is coming to a close tonight, and this signifies that I will be going back to school tomorrow morning. On the bright side, I have been making a lot of drawings in my new sketchbook, and hopefully they will go to the site sometime. I should have a new drawing up either on Monday or Tuesday. I've got a drawing in front of me that I should be finished up with soon. Steps to making a drawing Step 1:Come up with an idea Step 2:Find out some way to portray that idea on part of a very thin, white tree Step 3:Draw the idea using pencil Step 4:Retrace using pen Step 5:Scan to computer Step 6:Resize/Photoshop all dirty marks out Step 7:Post online! And that is how I do it. The hardest part is resizing and taking out all those dirty little graphite smudges.EDIT: Sorry that the site looked funny for the past couple hours. I couldn't change it for some reason, but figured out the problem and now it is resolved. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=277 Sun, 06 Jan 2008 21:54:09 UTC New Drawing: Many of my ideas for drawings come from real life situations, and the difference between you and me is that I just draw them. However, I tend to end up with way more ideas than I need so I try to write them down on a special "jokes that I might need later" page in my drawing book. The problem with this is that I continually forget about that page. In other news I started late one night and finished even later the next night Fight Club by Chuck Palahniunuhununik. I bought that book more than a year ago, and decided to get my $13.98 worth. Another book that I finished was my 198 page drawing book. I started it I think Christmas of 2001, and finished it January 2008. I have moved on to a new grey sketch book. I beat the system three years ago by making my New Year's Resolution be "no more New Year's Resolutions," and haven't looked back since. Traffic has picked up because of the drawings, so here's a propostion that I'm willing to make: You send more people here, I send more drawings out. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=279 Wed, 02 Jan 2008 21:56:00 UTC So I haven't posted a text post in a while, sorry about that.  I have been very busy making drawings and getting things completed for all sorts of people.  ALL of the buttons in the store are properly functioniung, and buying a shirt has never been easier.  As I have been putting up more drawings, more people have been coming to the website.  Thousands are coming each day, which is pretty cool considering I don't advertise very much...that means either word of mouth or links from social bookmarking sites..either way, if you're here, welcome! On account of the recent interest in drawings, I decided to completely redo the drawings page, and am quite pleased with the result. Below each picture is a link to the page so you can send it to your friends (please do). Also, many websites get mad if you hotlink to their images, but I have no problem wth it. The more traffic, the better. Steal my bandwidth. Mmy mouse officially broke and I am using a mouse from my dad's laptop. I am going out later today to go and buy a super mouse (does anybody know if I can find a mouse with a volume control?) I'll keep making the drawings as long as you keep checking for them. Happy New Year! http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=280 Mon, 31 Dec 2007 21:56:44 UTC Update for Friday I was able to finish another book, Hard Drive, two days ago. I really hate starting a book but never finishing it, so in the past weeks I have been finishing books that I had previously started. I started a new book, It (Stephen King), and I am not sure whether I am excited about reading it or not. It has a good reputation, but it might end up that I don't like it at all but I still want to finish it so I can forget about it. Either way, It is bound to take up a good portion of my time. As noted in the previous post, shirts are on sale. Previously for the "Drawings" tee you only had about 48 images from which to choose. Yesterday I realized that this was not all of the drawings that I had made, and so I added more images that I found. Now you have a grand total of 118 drawings to choose from to place on your t-shirt. Terrific! I have some requests for shirts and will get working on those very soon. I have had little homework this week which provided me more time to do things that I enjoy. It allowed me to change some things around on the site too. For instance, all of the blog post titles are now clickable. Each time an entry is added, it goes into the month's archives which can be viewed from the blog page. Furthermore, I took down the archives box in the column on the right of the main page. I am trying to develop a commenting system so you guys will be able to submit comments to all of the posts. Please bear with me on that one. If anybody knows of someone who is well-rounded in php, it would be a big help if I could have a way to get in touch with them. As Daniel Jilg of breakthesystem.org has shown, the copying utility for Windows (or any OS for that matter) is a little lacking. Whenever I try to copy multiple files, the computer gets ridiculously slow. It is Microsoft yelling at me, "Hold on there buddy...one thing at a time please." However, it is in reality the exact opposite of this, for if you try to copy more than one file at a time everything goes insane (in terms of computer speed). Doing some research on this, I found Download Supercopier, a 100% FREE application that helps greatly with copying. It automatically builds a queue of all of the items that will be moved and only allows one item to move at a time. This way you can copy things but still get other things done while doing so. It really is a handy application. And for the super exciting news, a movie has officially been decided upon. The release won't be for a while because we haven't started the actual filming yet, but keep checking back to learn more concerning that. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=287 Thu, 29 Nov 2007 22:14:38 UTC Update for Wednesday One thing that I realized about Craigslist is that you can use the anonymity to your advantage. For example, if you hated your neighbor, you could do something like this. "That's okay...don't even bother to ring the doorbell or anything, just start taking dirt from the yard." I forgot to mention in the last post that there was an actual reason that I created the chart. It was to remind you that the store has a brand new shirt! It is a fully customizable, and you can put any jeffkillian.com drawing on it! Furthermore, There is a SALE in the store! Ending December 10th, all shirts are marked down 23%. What regularly costs $12.99 now costs $9.99! But wait there's more! If you chose to pay with cash or check (instead of paying online) you get an extra dollar off! That means you can buy a shirt for $8.99, when it would normally cost $12.99! THAT IS 30% OFF! However, these deals will not last forever. Get the shirts while you can. Click here to get yours! If you haven't seen the treeman you should probably take a look. But don't bring it up to your friends like it's this whole new thing that you found. Be more casual. Act like you've known about it for a while, and they're behind in their viral video quest. And if you missed it, here is Eric Cartman Introducing Colorado's Starting Lineup. You should probably check that out too.   And then there's Mr. Splashy Pants. Greenpeace has a whale and they cannot figure out what they should name it. After many suggestions, they narrowed the prospective names down to a small list. Most of the names on this list - Malaya, Aiko, Aurora, Veikko, Gana, Anahi... -are names that are in my opinion no way fitting for a whale. The name I voted for was the only one that was whale worthy: Mr. Splashy Pants. At the start of the contest, Greenpeace had no idea concerning which names would be most popular.. However, after the story was posted on the popular news site BoingBoing, and submitted to the social newslink sites Reddit and Digg, the number of votes Mr. Splashy Pants received skyrocketed. How much did it increase? Well disregarding Mr. Splashy Pants, the most popular name, Libertad, has [currently] 3% of the total votes. Mr. Splashy Pants has an astounding 69%. In other words, Mr. Splashy Pants is here to stay. Worried it might not win?.. Vote for it here. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=286 Tue, 27 Nov 2007 22:14:17 UTC This Thanksgiving break has been a very productive break for me. It allowed me to finish two of the five books that I had been needing to finish, and I am almost done with a third. Next up?... "It" by Stephen King. 1078 pages of horrifying goodness. I was at Linens 'N" Things with my father and had a revelation, which inspired the following chart: As you can infer from the chart, I try to not go to Linens 'N' Things with the Mother in the family and, when I do, I usually end up bringing my sleeping bag. My grandparents actually got pretty competitive over Wii Bowling, and my grandfather used "them fightin' words" against my grandmother in hopes of a victory by intimidation. She was not fazed, and outbowled him time and time again. Speaking of Wii, 'tis the season for Christmas Lists, and if anybody has any good Wii suggestions for games, I'd surely like to receive an email. They left early this morning to go back home, and I took it upon myself to set up iTunes on my mom's computer and make her "iTunes literate." I also made her switch from lousy Internet Explorer to Firefox. She'll thank me later. P.S. The turkey and mashed potatoes were awesome. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=285 Sun, 25 Nov 2007 22:12:45 UTC Update for Wednesday Today officially marked the start of the Thanksgiving break. My shift key on the right side of my keyboard is dusty. One thing that I noticed is that I type differently than what is thought of as the normal way to type. I type the corresponding keys with the correct fingers on the left hand, but when it comes to the right hand I tend to only use two fingers. I use my pointer and middle finger to access the "y,u,i,o,p,h,j,k,l,;,',n, and m" keys. Anything to the right of the "i-j-n" border I type with either my middle finger or my index finger. It seems like I could not type very fast this way, but I find that I am actually able to type relatively quickly doing this. This also makes it easier to switch my hand from mouse to keyboard if I needed to. As stated before, I rarely use the rightmost shift key. It would most likely be much more effective to write using both shift keys, but I choose not to. From now until the end of the post, I will only type according to the Typing Guidelines. Alright, just typing the previous sentence proved time consuming. Don't believe me? Try it for yourself below: Try typing into this, but use every finger correctly. So a movie idea that we were offered fell through and the movie that we were supposed to make was made by somebody else. Needless to say it was bad.* I am thinking about buying a book that has been suggested to me by multiple people. If you have read the book and have any thoughts on it, feel free to drop me an email with anything that I should know before I buy it. *Might be an ounce of bias. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=284 Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:12:03 UTC Today is interim night. This means that I will be at school for about 1 hour talking to people about what I did two weeks ago (went to an improv workshop.) 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New drawings will keep coming at random times throughout days, so be prepared for that. This is one of those times. Click the image to expand. I am still working on the php comments system, and am having some trouble. If you know some php and would like to help, feel free to email me. I draw with my right hand, which is the same hand I write with. However, I throw a baseball with my left hand. Strangely enough, I went bowling today and got a better score bowling with my left hand than I did my right (I always bowl righty). I can kick with the same strength with both feet, so I really have no way to find out which hand is my dominant hand. I am pretty sure it is my right hand, but then again I have not tried many activites using my left hand. I'm like a very confused ambidextrous person. # The December Archives are now up. http://jeffkillian.com/post.php?id=278 Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC