Chuck Grimmett

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  • Day 82 – Time to Pay the Piper

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    Short post today. I wanted to put a photo of these nice flowers on my blog to have something nice to look at when I open the page. Right now I am having a severe motivation problem. It is time to pay the piper for doing little work over spring break. I have a decent…

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  • Day 41 – Much To Do

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      50mm, f/1.8, focused on the pen. Click to see larger.   First, today (Feb. 10 for those of you checking at a later date) is my Dad’s birthday! Happy Birthday, Dad!   This was my layout of work that I was doing Tuesday night in Lane Hall. David brought my camera up to me…

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  • Day 7 – Mom’s Birthday

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      Today is my Mom’s birthday! Happy Birthday, Mom! (Most of you reading this are probably reading it on Thursday, Jan. 8. If so, my Mom’s birthday was yesterday, Jan. 7.)    I have very few pictures of just Mom, so I posted this photo of my parents that I took in December 2007 while…

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  • Day 3 – Dr. Freeh

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      This is a photo that I took on Guy Fawkes Day when my English class had its lecture in the amphitheater. I like this shot of Dr. Freeh. I really enjoyed his English class.   In other news, I had a great day today. I had lunch with a long-time friend, edited some photos of…

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  • Year 2009

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    For 2009, I decided to start posting more. I posted regularly last year until I went to college and all of my time went to reading, writing, calculating, and thinking. To get in the habit of putting time aside each day to update my blog or work on my website, I decided that in 2009…

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  • Essay Weekend

    I apologize for not updating for a few weeks. Also, I have yet to take pictures of the campus. I have, however, taken football and volleyball photos, as well as photos for articles in The Collegian (the nationally acclaimed student-run newspaper on campus).   I have been busy with lots of classwork the past two…

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  • Lake Chautauqua

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    I spent the last week in Chautauqua, NY with my friend Brad Akin. I had a great time. We spent the week fishing, jetskiing (I was able to get the jetski up to 53mph!), kayaking, and loitering around searching the internet.  Brad introduced me to Andriaccio’s Stuffed Olives Asiago which are quite possibly the tastiest appetizers I…

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  • Cleveland Orchestra Star Spangled Spectacular

    …not so spectacular this year. Well, at least not the fireworks. The orchestra sounded great and Tower City was beautifully lit up.   On the downside, however, the fireworks were in a different spot than they have been in previous years. I had my tripod and camera all set up to take some fireworks shots…

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  • Post-Graduation Party Update

    My trip to NY and two weeks of FEE seminars came to an end on Friday. I was originally scheduled to fly home at 7:30, but I managed to get a flight at 5:30 (which I was thankful for because LGA had a 2-hour backup for take-offs). I had a great time and learned a…

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  • FEE, NYC

    So last week and this coming week, I have been right outside of NYC attending seminars at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE, henceforth). The first week was Freedom University and next week is History & Liberty. FEE has brought in some great speakers for the week: Gene Callahan, Sheldon Richman, Paul Cwik, Ivan Pongracic, and…

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