I’m here. In Tokyo. Finally. During my idle time on the flight over I kept on thinking, “what am I going to write to everyone once I finally get to Japan?” Most of you already […]
Peder and I left our pousada in Trancoso and started out for our day’s 30 km walk at around 11am. The plan was to follow the coast all the way to Arraial d’Ajuda, a neighboring […]
Picture yourself looking up at a blue sky peeking through a huge canopy of leaves on a perfectly clear day in Kyoto. As the faint sound of Japanese flutes recedes softly into the background, it’s […]
Warning This post contains some graphic images. If blood makes you queasy, you may want to skip it. I’ve mentioned a few times how, although I do travel mostly without plans, I also do so […]
On December 20th of 2006, I received an e-mail from my dad. It contained this Powerpoint file. The forwarding messages all included such phrases as: “I CANT EVEN LOOK AT THE PICTURES WITHOUT GETTING DIZZY!!” […]
How many of you have heard the name “Transdniestr?” Not too many, I’m guessing. Transdniester – also known as Pridnestrovie in Russian – is a small rogue nation occupying a narrow strip of land along […]
Thanks everyone who commented on my last post! 🙂
As promised, here are some pictures from the last few days, and even a couple of VIDEOS 🙂 I also re-did the video page so it’s part of the Gallery now…
Here’s my luxurious penthouse suite at Hotel New Azuma, Japan’s finest and most expensive hotel
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Wow, I can’t believe it. The day is finally here. In seven hours I’ll be leaving for LAX and then Tokyo. Continue reading »
I FINALLY got copies of the original video files from last quarter’s big final game demo!
For those of you who don’t know (and haven’t checked out my projects page), last quarter I was one of the students fortunate enough to be accepted into UCSD’s video game development senior project course. Groups of 6 programmers (in the case of our group, 4 programmers) were given 10 weeks to design and implement from scratch a 3D realtime online multiplayer game. It was the most fun and DEFINITELY the hardest class I’ve ever taken…and at the end of it, I got to present my project (along with the other 4 groups) in front of about 200 people and a live video crew. Continue reading »
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