Monthly Archives: December 2003
Top 8 Burgers:
1. Chorizo Bacon Avocado Teriyaki Cheese Burger- home-made, thus perfection (note- there is NO chorizo in Kumamoto) 2. Double tri-tip cheese burger- eaten after bungee jumping with Kohei in the LBC. The juciest, most delicious pure-beef burger ever. EVER!!! 3. Double Kingburger with everything on it and all add-ons: cheese, bacon, chili, ranch dressing, and … Continue reading
My Kumamoto Big Kahuna Burger
MASA’S SUPER-DELUXE This burger was two huge patties of real beef (no pork, breadcrumbs, or any other bullshit),cheddar cheese, bacon, tomato, onion, lettuce, mayonnaise, mustard, and ketchup on a grilled bun. It was IMPOSSIBLE to take a real bite out of this burger, so I had to split it in half and eat it openfaced. … Continue reading
D251 On Disability
My keitai camera is now useless. Althought it can sense light, the picture is scrambled and the colors are only shades of black, white, purple, and green. It looks like a super-complex sideways histogram monitoring, in realtime, a system in flux. So I will be posting all of the remaining pictures later on this week, … Continue reading
Views On Education
I think that education is fascinating. I always have. When I was in class with a burnt out teacher I often thought: I can do a better job than this! I can remember that I frequently got in trouble in science related classes, either for screwing around (usually with the bunsen burner or acids and … Continue reading
Finding Me
It seems that a couple of years ago I did some class work while attending UCSB that ended up contributing to this website, but I don’t remember doing anything special. I sure as hell know that Brian didn’t either! Holy crap, I don’t remember compiling this! I am also currently listed on this page. But … Continue reading
Survey Results
In case you were curious, this is what I have been working hard on for the past few weeks in conceptualization, development, collection, processing, and articulation of my survey and the resulting feedback. I was chosen to give a presentation on the relationships between JTEs (Japanese Teachers of English) and ALTs (Assistant Language Teachers), and … Continue reading