But yes. 1. It's funny. During the week I'll wake up around 8:30 to 10ish, regardless of how late I go to sleep (which has been pretty late these past couple partying/starcrafting/bonfiring weeks.) But as soon as Saturday hits, I sleep like a toddler on NyQuil.
MAYA
is being learned.
Today I learned how to make a vase or any object that is made on a throwing wheel. It's actually really cool how it works; I learned about it in Calculus in high school, and it didn't make any sense, but now I kind of get it. Basically if you put in a shape like \_ it will revolve it 360 degrees and give you a solid object! Fascinating stuff.
Let's talk videogames for a second. Now everyone is aware Starcraft II hits the shelves sometime in the hopefully not too distant future, but with E3 recently coming to a close several new titles have been announced that deserve recognition. I've always been fond of the Splinter Cell series, although the past couple titles have been less glamourous than necessary to spark excitement. The latest addition ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2gp3upKEz0 ) changed everything for me. Well not everything. Most things have stayed the same, just with the amount of rebellious spy pumped up to the maximum. Awesome. Also worth mentioning is the Milo demo, although a tad bit creepy for all the wrong reasons.
The Offspring concert (Or shall I say The Alkaline Trio concert?) was good. Loud at first, better with earplugs. That's just the way things are for me though. It was really good to see the alkaline trio. I spent a good deal of time listening to them in high school, and there's always something spiritual about seeing something live that you've been so used to hearing via mp3. Although I did catch myself looking at the overhead screen a lot. Bad habit!
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