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Am now in Episode 3 of the story mode. It's strange that Episode 2 seemed very short compared to the other two.
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Friday, April 27, 2007
A Cartoon Series I've Been Following
And I'm not talking about the pathetic locally dubbed and edited version. Hopefully these local exposures just encourage people to search for the originals.
Thursday, April 26, 2007
The Sun Is Trying to Tell You Something
This is the only time in the year that the afternoon sun is angled to hit the computers in the faculty room. Last year we would not have noticed except Milenyo detroyed the vertical blinds on that side of the wall, and have not been replaced. This does not deter a fervent Ms. Dianne from using the internet there though, as she attaches her umbrella using some masking tape to the PC to hide her from the sun. Note the sun hitting her back. Now that's innovation.
P.S. Guess what compromising site she was surfing before she minimized the window for this picture?
P.S. Guess what compromising site she was surfing before she minimized the window for this picture?
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Pets Love It Too!
just wanted to supplement what I was talking about in csi with a picture. Does this look like it's worth P1,700 to you? NOT THE CAT!
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Will Ferrell After Talladega
I don't know if this was shown in the local movie houses. This film opens up so many questions about literature, such as "Does someone have to die in the end to make it a good book?" A very good storytelling exercise.
Monday, April 23, 2007
Perfect Stranger
Watched this movie yesterday. It's one of those that has a twist at the end where you're supposed to guess who the real killer is, and it wasn't what I expected. There were still some burning questions afterwards though, which means it wasn't an air tight script.
Friday, April 20, 2007
Thursday, April 19, 2007
D DAY
For the teachers and for the students today. How many will survive and how many will be the casualties?
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Mood: Annoyance
i can't believe there's a level in Lego Star Wars GBA story mode where you can only play this Gungan without being able to change to any other character. Grr.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
My Current Pre-Sleeping Reading Material
Not "Hellraiser" actually, but another work by the same author, Clive Barker, entitled "Sacrament".
Monday, April 16, 2007
Another Reason for Useless Knowledge Retention Invades Arcades
Only problem here is: people who play all the time or watch others play eventually get to see all the less than ten thousand questions, so seeing someone get all the answers right makes me suspect how long that guy's been around.
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Cashing In On A Good Movie
I just watched this borderline b-movie (borderline only because of the inclusion of Smallville's Lois Lane. It couldn't even capture the sense of urgency that Ashton Kutcher had in the first movie trying to get things right after he changed them, as well as having some gratuitous sex scenes (that's an incentive right there for half the guys out there to watch it - except for the last freaking sex scene, that is). It couldn't even be considered science fiction, but is pseudo, just like "The Lake House" and "Premonition".
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Goodbye, Telly!
Just thought I'd post the picture for those who may not be familair and not eager enough to search.
Go to my csi journal space for the full context.
Go to my csi journal space for the full context.
Friday, April 13, 2007
Beyond Mega Bookworm
One million two hundred thousand mark. Getting the bonus word for thousands of points becomes more difficult arranging more than three letters exactly.
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Leaving On A Jet Plane
Last Good Friday I received a surprise call on my cel from my friend Joel at 11am. I thought he was going to ask to meet, although I thought that was our undiscussed plan for the next day, when the malls finally opened again.
Surprise of the day: he was at the airport leaving for NYC in thirty minutes as part of the diplomatic corps, and they told him a few days earlier that they would be leaving any day soon. He will be gone for a month.
Just to clarify: Joel graduated BS Accountancy in Taft, became a licensed CPA, was one of the first people I know to get their own web domain for something business related, and since then has worked for the guys who made MU MMORPG and most recenty the government arm patrolling the net.
My point: what you finish in college isn't everything. If I had known I wanted to teach I would have taken up education instead. Sometimes you can get a livelihood out of a hobby, and it can open doors for you to wider horizons.
Surprise of the day: he was at the airport leaving for NYC in thirty minutes as part of the diplomatic corps, and they told him a few days earlier that they would be leaving any day soon. He will be gone for a month.
Just to clarify: Joel graduated BS Accountancy in Taft, became a licensed CPA, was one of the first people I know to get their own web domain for something business related, and since then has worked for the guys who made MU MMORPG and most recenty the government arm patrolling the net.
My point: what you finish in college isn't everything. If I had known I wanted to teach I would have taken up education instead. Sometimes you can get a livelihood out of a hobby, and it can open doors for you to wider horizons.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
What I'm Playing Right Now
Well, not exactly this one but the one that adapts Episodes 1 - 3. Currently in the hangar of Naboo...
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Third Movie in A Row
The story had a lot of holes, but the action was awesome. Close enough to the speed (and thus believability) of live action movies like "Advent Children" and "The Incredibles". And finally they were able to make use of big name voice actors without having to worry about needing stunt doubles for the fight scenes.
Sunday, April 8, 2007
Catching Up On More Movies
Yeah, I just had to watch this, since it's from the same director as "Trainspotting" and the writer of "The Beach". They have also collaborated before in another pseudo-science fiction movie, "28 Days Later", which now has a sequel, "28 Weeks Later".
It's not heavy science fiction. It's not even flashy science fiction, such as any time travel or teleportation effects movie. But it does not insult the intelligence of the viewer beyond the initial "what if" scenario, which is "what if the sun was dying and we could send a crew to reignite it?"
Or maybe it's just been a while since I last saw a good science fiction movie...
Oh, wait, there was "A Scanner Darkly".
It's not heavy science fiction. It's not even flashy science fiction, such as any time travel or teleportation effects movie. But it does not insult the intelligence of the viewer beyond the initial "what if" scenario, which is "what if the sun was dying and we could send a crew to reignite it?"
Or maybe it's just been a while since I last saw a good science fiction movie...
Oh, wait, there was "A Scanner Darkly".
A (Digital) Scanner Darkly
I just watched this movie last night, before an unintentional Easter vigil where I went to sleep at past 5am. Will post a longer review of this in CSI, but it's good and currently relevant science fiction, just like the other movies from the same author: "Total Recall", "Minority Report", "Paycheck' and so forth.
Monday, April 2, 2007
Mokey Will Not Like This Game
FYI, Raven Progressive Matrices is the type of test that a certain high IQ organization uses.
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http://www.wired.com/gaming/gamingreviews/commentary/games/2006/03/70487
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http://www.wired.com/gaming/gamingreviews/commentary/games/2006/03/70487
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