[csail-related] GSB Tonight: 2014

[jamoozy at csail.mit.edu (Andrew "Jamoozy" Correa)]

Well, another year has come and gone [1].  We've already had several
exciting CSAIL adventures together, but missing among those is our first
GSB meeting.  What say we fix that?

The Olympics [2] were quite a success this year.  Lots of participants, and
really great videos!  Next to the year I commissioned them myself, I think
these were my favorite games so far.  Every year up until now, my team has
come in 2nd.  This year, though, we managed to get in 1st!  It was all
thanks to our video [3].  I should thank James Cowling for graduating [4].

Also, I had my first Christmas [5] at home with my Mommy as a married man
[6].  It was pretty cray.

Speaking of all things cray, know what's cray?  My New Year's resolution is
to say "cray" as much as possible without annoying people [7].  For those
unhip among you that don't know what "cray" means, let me explain.
 Nothing.  But some people use it in place of "crazy", as in "That was
*crazy*, man."  Okay, let's see how the year goes ...

Let's talk about what Ty is doing to his poor glasses to make them want to
hitch a ride out of town in the next moving crate on the back of a truck
[8] at this week's:

*Girl Scout Benefit*
*5:30 pm -- 32-G9 Lounge*

For those coming from elsewhere: Building 32 is here:
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=32
Once you are in 32, just take the G-elevator
to the 9th floor and you will be looking at us.
http://projects.csail.mit.edu/gsb

[1] A year and a month!  It's February, after all.
[2] I'm talking about the *real* Olympics.  Forget about Russia for the
moment.
[3] Probably because I had absolutely nothing to do with it this year -_-
[4] For those unfamiliar, he was quite good at making videos, and "stole"
1st place from me for several years.
[5] a.k.a. "??? ???????"
[6] "man"
[7] Not adding this last clause would classify me as a simple asshole, I
think.
[8] Run on sentence?  *Compositional* sentence.  Either way, don't let it
detract from the legitimacy of the question.