I decided to publish a book by the end of the summer.
I stated this on my Facebook page today, so it must be true.
There isn't an actual publisher who is doing this for me; it's just me doing the design, layout and editting. I'm using Blurb.com to print it up and distribute it.
It's getting a 'poepic' status (coined by me of course) because it's book that crosses poetry with photography. Working title? "Banterlodes" or maybe just "Banter" I haven't decided...
28 May 2009
27 November 2008
Back to Back
Back to work and drudgery. Back to routine and thoughts of strangling incompetent supervisors. Just not a fan right now, though I have a tan so I can't complain too much, once this cold kicks it.
Some things are just more important than complaining about a job being sucky (as in sucking the life out of you), I do realize that. Surgery, for example, is a biggie. So is having to relearn your hand motor skills.
These are sufficient to distract me back to work. I wish these surgery-goers well.
Some things are just more important than complaining about a job being sucky (as in sucking the life out of you), I do realize that. Surgery, for example, is a biggie. So is having to relearn your hand motor skills.
These are sufficient to distract me back to work. I wish these surgery-goers well.
14 November 2008
19 October 2008
Bingo Blitz
I've had the opinion lately that I can fool the lottery.
Disregarding my, you know, engineering background, I feel that one day I'm going to find a pattern and choose a set of numbers that are 'bound' to win and then I'll prove everyone wrong.
My theory is based on the fact that it cannot be completely random: the machine was built by humans. Even random number generators are not completely random, as they're based on a random-esque formula.
OK, it might take me 18 years, but I might as well start playing it now.
Disregarding my, you know, engineering background, I feel that one day I'm going to find a pattern and choose a set of numbers that are 'bound' to win and then I'll prove everyone wrong.
My theory is based on the fact that it cannot be completely random: the machine was built by humans. Even random number generators are not completely random, as they're based on a random-esque formula.
OK, it might take me 18 years, but I might as well start playing it now.
27 September 2008
Panorama: Glacier Bay
I've recently figured out how to pan-o-ram it up with multiple shots. It's kinda fun and kinda time consuming as most hobbies go.
This shot in particular is kinda cool since there's a lady off to the side, looking at the same thing I am: the view from the back of the ship. Little did she know she's been captured forever, mwa ha ha!
And there's an interesting point to all this: how many pictures are we really being captured in around the world? And suddenly we realize the world is becoming smaller the more we travel.
This shot in particular is kinda cool since there's a lady off to the side, looking at the same thing I am: the view from the back of the ship. Little did she know she's been captured forever, mwa ha ha!
And there's an interesting point to all this: how many pictures are we really being captured in around the world? And suddenly we realize the world is becoming smaller the more we travel.
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