The occasional random firing of the nerve endings in my brain

will constitute the majority of this post. Physics has really got me down. I can do anything with linear physics, but as soon as a bit of rotation gets thrown in I'm lost. Actually I'm starting to understand the basic rotational stuff, but that dosen't really help since we're getting into advanced roatatioal problems. I guess it would help if Purdue actually tried to focus on learning instead of raking in the dough and hired a real physics professor instead of some foreign research guy. He's about as lost as I am. Ask me about it sometime. In other news, my two aviation projects are coming along nicely. And I got a 100% on my paper for instrument ground! That was a great relief. Last night I flew my first two ILS approaches in a simulator. Very cool. You just line up the needles and wait and all of a sudden you break out of the clouds about 500 feet above the runway and land. I am so glad for the weekend.