7. Sorry, I was 9, he agreed to 'just one basket, winner take all'. I ran between his legs, and while he was laughing, made a lay up. Go me.
15. Nope, see above.
18. Nope, I was plunked behind the stick of a Sky Queen when I was 5 and flew most of the way from Winthrop to Wenatchee at night, using instruments and radio beacons. Was fun.
23. When I was at the UW, I was one of the programmers of the Sonar Simulation Toolkit, the prime purpose of which was to model the Mk50. :) We weren't told that, but I figured it out from the increasingly tight parameters we were given... it was converging on simulating a torpedo, period. My boss confirmed it much later.
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Date: 2005-01-26 10:39 pm (UTC)7. Sorry, I was 9, he agreed to 'just one basket, winner take all'. I ran between his legs, and while he was laughing, made a lay up. Go me.
15. Nope, see above.
18. Nope, I was plunked behind the stick of a Sky Queen when I was 5 and flew most of the way from Winthrop to Wenatchee at night, using instruments and radio beacons. Was fun.
23. When I was at the UW, I was one of the programmers of the Sonar Simulation Toolkit, the prime purpose of which was to model the Mk50. :) We weren't told that, but I figured it out from the increasingly tight parameters we were given... it was converging on simulating a torpedo, period. My boss confirmed it much later.