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* I haven't eaten meat since I was 12 (though I will eat fish) | * I haven't eaten meat since I was 12 (though I will eat fish) | ||
* Some of the biggest things on my bucket list are to shave my hair off and go hang gliding in Switzerland | * Some of the biggest things on my bucket list are to shave my hair off and go hang gliding in Switzerland | ||
| + | =Fun internet things I want to share= | ||
| + | [[https://www.andrewbrooksartist.com/Stereoscopic-3D|Stereoscopic Images]] | ||
| + | * Directions: Cross your eyes and slowly uncross while focusing on the two images until the split images align in your perspective | ||
| + | ** Alternative Directions: Lean close to your screen and slowly back away until you notice the images align in your perspective | ||
| + | ''Note: It may be difficult to view stereoscopic images for the first time on a computer - use a smaller screen for learning how to do it for the first time'' | ||
Revision as of 00:39, 7 October 2021
What you would probably ask if we just met
Hi, how are you?
- Next question please
What is your name?
- Well hello stranger, my name is Sydney Mudd
Where do you live?
- From birth I am from Maryland, but as of August 17, 2021 I live in Alspaugh Residence Hall
What is your major?
- A wonderful question I ask myself frequently
- We'll go with either ECE or BME for the moment
Random other facts about me
- I've played tennis my whole life and I am on the Duke Club Tennis team
- My summer job last year was coaching tennis lessons to players ages 3-63
- My entire family also plays (both my parents, my little sister, and my older brother)
- I haven't eaten meat since I was 12 (though I will eat fish)
- Some of the biggest things on my bucket list are to shave my hair off and go hang gliding in Switzerland
[Images]
- Directions: Cross your eyes and slowly uncross while focusing on the two images until the split images align in your perspective
- Alternative Directions: Lean close to your screen and slowly back away until you notice the images align in your perspective
Note: It may be difficult to view stereoscopic images for the first time on a computer - use a smaller screen for learning how to do it for the first time
