Marburg
02-18-2006, 05:31 PM
Idle hands are indeed the devil's playground.
As of this moment, as I clean out my courier bag, it contains:
One Baileyworks SuperPro, XLarge, Orange
"Probabilistic Robotics" by Thrun, Burgard and Fox
"Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems, 5th ed" by Franklin, Powell, and Emami-Naemi
Two homeworks sets I need to grade
One large unlined Moleskine notebook, my "design notebook"
One monthly planner
One Performance Bike flyer, expired
One manilla folder containing CAD drawings for my latest project (a stainless steel hummingbird feeder)
One lined yellow pad, letter size, with a couple of physical oceanography notes crammed in it.
One big piece of brown craft paper with some sort of inscrutable design discussion scrawled on it
A pile of mail w/o bike content
A smooshed apple, still edible
One pair safety glasses stored in an old gym sock
One pair Tillman kidskin welding gloves, medium
One "Olympia" brand tape measure, 12ft capacity
One Pentax Optio33WR digital camera (not pictured)
One SimpleTech Bonzai SD-to-USB thinger
One ea 128 and 256 MB SD cards
Two AA batteries I need to recycle
One red flashy (Cateye, I think)
One white flashy (Planet Bike?)
One 50ml centrifuge tube, once sterile
One HP 32SII RPN scientific calculator
One CD-R of Knoppix Linux
Two empty/blank business envelopes
Approx one dozen scraps of wet/dry sandpaper, 240-600 grit
The sternum strap for my bag
Two of those paper coffee-cup insulator thingers
One Tiger's milk bar wrapper
One tailor's tape (inches and cms)
One pad 2x2in postit notes
Three pant cuff reflector straps, one played out, one promotional Stanford transportation office
One paper "tag"
One pair earbud headphones with broken left bud
One Park folding hex tool
One 1/8-1/4 headphone adaptor
One half a big eraser
Two bags of random 6-32 hardware
Two tags from Stanford Cycling wheels we trashed
One tube of 0.5mm "B" pencil lead
One checkbook with lizards on the cover
One set Kryptonite keys
One adjustable shelving bracket
One small Moleskine notebook, unlined, for "notes"
One small Moleskine notebook, lined, for "research"
Four blue fountain pen refills, Euro style, in metal tin
One broken 6-32 tap
One broken 1/2 x 45 deg dovetail cutter (endmill), with box
One M5 (bottle cage) bolt, not shown
Four black Sharpies, three fine, one extra fine
Two 0.5 mm mechanical pencils, both empty
One 0.7 mm mechanical pencil, not empty
Another chunk of Staedler eraser
Two red pens, played out
One stub of red colored pencil
One anonymous black pen
One Rotring 600 series fountain pen, extrafine nib, black w/ black ink
One Cross ATX fountain pen, fine nib, black w/ blue-black ink
One Rotrin 600 series ball point pen, gel insert, "lava" finish
Now I've got to put it all back in!
(click for full size)
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As of this moment, as I clean out my courier bag, it contains:
One Baileyworks SuperPro, XLarge, Orange
"Probabilistic Robotics" by Thrun, Burgard and Fox
"Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems, 5th ed" by Franklin, Powell, and Emami-Naemi
Two homeworks sets I need to grade
One large unlined Moleskine notebook, my "design notebook"
One monthly planner
One Performance Bike flyer, expired
One manilla folder containing CAD drawings for my latest project (a stainless steel hummingbird feeder)
One lined yellow pad, letter size, with a couple of physical oceanography notes crammed in it.
One big piece of brown craft paper with some sort of inscrutable design discussion scrawled on it
A pile of mail w/o bike content
A smooshed apple, still edible
One pair safety glasses stored in an old gym sock
One pair Tillman kidskin welding gloves, medium
One "Olympia" brand tape measure, 12ft capacity
One Pentax Optio33WR digital camera (not pictured)
One SimpleTech Bonzai SD-to-USB thinger
One ea 128 and 256 MB SD cards
Two AA batteries I need to recycle
One red flashy (Cateye, I think)
One white flashy (Planet Bike?)
One 50ml centrifuge tube, once sterile
One HP 32SII RPN scientific calculator
One CD-R of Knoppix Linux
Two empty/blank business envelopes
Approx one dozen scraps of wet/dry sandpaper, 240-600 grit
The sternum strap for my bag
Two of those paper coffee-cup insulator thingers
One Tiger's milk bar wrapper
One tailor's tape (inches and cms)
One pad 2x2in postit notes
Three pant cuff reflector straps, one played out, one promotional Stanford transportation office
One paper "tag"
One pair earbud headphones with broken left bud
One Park folding hex tool
One 1/8-1/4 headphone adaptor
One half a big eraser
Two bags of random 6-32 hardware
Two tags from Stanford Cycling wheels we trashed
One tube of 0.5mm "B" pencil lead
One checkbook with lizards on the cover
One set Kryptonite keys
One adjustable shelving bracket
One small Moleskine notebook, unlined, for "notes"
One small Moleskine notebook, lined, for "research"
Four blue fountain pen refills, Euro style, in metal tin
One broken 6-32 tap
One broken 1/2 x 45 deg dovetail cutter (endmill), with box
One M5 (bottle cage) bolt, not shown
Four black Sharpies, three fine, one extra fine
Two 0.5 mm mechanical pencils, both empty
One 0.7 mm mechanical pencil, not empty
Another chunk of Staedler eraser
Two red pens, played out
One stub of red colored pencil
One anonymous black pen
One Rotring 600 series fountain pen, extrafine nib, black w/ black ink
One Cross ATX fountain pen, fine nib, black w/ blue-black ink
One Rotrin 600 series ball point pen, gel insert, "lava" finish
Now I've got to put it all back in!
(click for full size)
http://ur.notetofutureself.org:2080/albums/AaronsAlbum/IMGP2120.sized.jpg (http://ur.notetofutureself.org:2080/albums/AaronsAlbum/IMGP2120.jpg)