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So first, my dad calls me and tells me that I'm probably getting into UMich anyway, even though they appeared to have waitlisted me. Guess the oboe teacher really liked my audition.

Then my mom gets home and tells me I have a summer job lined up at her hospital for 6-8 weeks, 6 hours a day (probably 8am-2pm), about $7 an hour. Minus expenses, that still gets me over $1000.

THEN I get a letter that says I won a $500 scholarship from the Music Teachers Council of Westchester. Danny Gray got a $150 "encouragement" award, so congratulate him too if you see him. Oh, and I get to play a recital on May 10 at the White Plains Library. 7pm. Be there or...you're a bad person.

*sigh* I love days like this.
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If you want to see The Video, go to room 216 periods 1/2, 3/4 0r 14/15. If you don't want to see Jake pole-dancing while looking like Tory Nelson, I'd advise against it, however. Or at least avert your eyes during that part.
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Oh man, what a great day. Biked up to Becca's house around noon to make the Freud video for Mont, then becca, jake and I planned it (read: ate lunch at Good Taste and bought props) for the next...three hours or so. Then we started shooting.

We decided to do the video on Freudian dream interpretation, so I was Freud (accent and all!) Jake and Becca were my clients, and whoever wasn't in the video was shooting. And Melissa Skidelsky helped us out a lot when we needed someone extra.

And I saw one of the scariest sights of my life when we dressed up Jake in a skirt, spaghetti-strap top, stuffed him with balloons, and made him do a pole dance. In the video. My eyes still hurt.

If you want to see the video (and you know you do) it'll be playing in Mr. Monteleone's room, room 216, either period 1/2, 3/4 or 14/15 sometime soon. I'll post the day when I know.
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Didn't get into Northwestern. Oh well, I didn't actually like the place that much anyway when I visited. Time to start counting down to Thursday afternoon...

[edit]And it looks like my dad's coming down with the proverbial plague. Bugger.[/edit]
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"Dear Noah,

On behalf of the entire University of Rochester community, it is my pleasure to invite you to join our Class of 2008.

Congratulations!"

Booya. Hopefully I got into Eastman as well, we'll have to wait and see.

links

Mar. 24th, 2004 04:48 pm
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I added some links. We have:

g00g13 (not your ordinary Google, trust me)
Trogdor
Thy Dungeonman 2

So go to my main page and check it out!
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That's right, I won third prize in the Music Teachers Council of Westchester scholarship, so I'm playing in a recital at the White Plains Library on Monday May 10, 7 pm. Mark your calendars, you're all going. I should get flyers at some point, so I'll hand 'em out to y'all.

Also, if anybody wants to hear me play :) and can get out of first period tomorrow, I'm playing in a quintet for the Nat'l Art Honor Society induction. Woo-woo.
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DO YOU HAS WHAT IT TAKES? Reminds me...time to check for updates.
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Check it out. The icon, I mean.
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The Dante's Inferno Test has banished you to the Ninth Level of Hell - Cocytus!
Here is how you matched up against all the levels:
LevelScore
Purgatory (Repenting Believers)Very Low
Level 1 - Limbo (Virtuous Non-Believers)Low
Level 2 (Lustful)High
Level 3 (Gluttonous)High
Level 4 (Prodigal and Avaricious)High
Level 5 (Wrathful and Gloomy)High
Level 6 - The City of Dis (Heretics)High
Level 7 (Violent)High
Level 8- the Malebolge (Fraudulent, Malicious, Panderers)High
Level 9 - Cocytus (Treacherous)Very High

Take the Dante's Inferno Hell Test

plague

Mar. 23rd, 2004 08:01 am
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I seem to have caught the plague that's going around. So now I feel like bad. Only good part is I get to stay home and watch movies and stuff for a day. Hopefully I can still make it to rehearsal tonight.
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I visited Katie today and we watched the wrestlemania tape! And it was so good! And the Undertaker is the FUCKING MAN!

And then we played poker, and then I spun her around a lot and then I went home. A good day.

And I just had seafood paella for dinner and it was amazing. The first day of spring rocks. A lot.
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http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=100440&cid=8570852

*proceeds to laugh his ass off*

I love Slashdot.

Also: I like my women like I like my tea...strong and dark.

Okay, maybe not.
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Aqualung is D G B-flat C D-flat C. Fool.
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Two scholarship auditions down, three to go. Had the Yonkers Philharmonic at 12:30 today (found out the results just now: didn't get into the next round, oh well), and had the Hudson Valley Music Club audition at 'bout 4:00, which went really awesomely! I was in there for 25 minutes instead of the scheduled 10, and they asked me what movements of the pieces I brought I could play for a 20-minute program (the prize for the competition is money and a performance with the Music Club), and they asked me to play other stuff after I played the announced stuff! So it's looking good!

And I might, just might find out from Michigan tomorrow. That audition went really well too, so I can hope. *crosses fingers* And then on April 1, I find out from McGill and Yale. Why do colleges send out acceptance letters for April Fool's Day, anyway?? That seems really cruel to me.

"Hi, we'd like you to attend our college.











APRIL FOOLS! Haha, we really got you, didn't we? Better luck next time!"

Assholes.
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I love playing in concerts. The adrenaline you get is amazing, and finishing a piece in front of an audience...especially when it's a great piece. Like Mozart's Haffner symphony, which I just played in Hoff-Barthelson's Baroque Festival concert.

for Andrew Gomez and Katie )
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*hugs User Friendly a whole damn lot*

*also hugs Joy of Tech*

[edit]Looks like LJ ate my links. What can you do?

User Friendly - http://www.userfriendly.org/
Joy of Tech - http://www.geekculture.com/joyoftech/
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Just took a three-hour defensive driving course at NRHS...apparently the 10/2 o'clock hands on the steering wheel position isn't good anymore. Now they're going for hands at 9/3 o'clock or lower, on the grounds that if you get in a crash (accident is also a bad word now) and your hands are too high up, the airbag might hurt your wrists. *rolls eyes* Oh, and the hand-over-hand method isn't good anymore now for the same reason; they expect you to use the "push-and-pull" method that all the little old ladies who get in accidents use. As if airbag damage is justification for realllllly slow steering speed the rest of the time. What else, what else...for one thing, it's not defensive driving now, it's a "safety driving course." Antilock brake systems scare some people (something about the vibrations being surprising, I dunno)...I'm glad these people aren't giving me my driving test. But it was taught by Salottolo and Anderson, so it wasn't a total loss.
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