Hey guys how's it going? I have been swamped with projects and work, so I haven't been in to keep you updated on my life journey. Here is what's going on so far, I have finally dropped from a size 60 waist into a size 54 waist, which I'm so excited and happy to announce to the world! It wasn't easy I had to ride my bike almost everyday, work out everyday and add more positive foods to my diet. I still have a long ways to go, but this milestone must be celebrated!
Let's see, oh yea that Net Book that I purchased last year during the holiday's (check the January post for details), well I almost fixed it, I managed to open it up and solder the power jack (yes thank you for the applause) and it worked for about 2 weeks than it started acting up again and not charging properly. So I'm currently in the phase of de-soldering this broken jack and attaching a new jack to the motherboard, the problem that I have is that I'm finding it a lot harder to remove/de-solder the jack than first anticipated. I brought it to a computer repair place and they wanted to charge me $60.00 to fix it, even though I removed most of the solder, so I decided to keep on working on it until I can remove this broken jack.
I just purchased the Batman Arkham City game for the Xbox, I never beat the first one yet, but this one was so cheap on eBay that I had to get it. It took me about a week to get a chance to check it out, but once I sat down with it I was hooked, I must have played that game for 6 hours straight, hell my Xbox over heated and the game froze before I was force to take a break. I haven't gamed like that in a while, most times I try to avoid long drawn out adventure games (unless it's portable) because I don't have the time to play them and keep up with the story. Batman Arkham City handles this well by adding in story board recaps of your last accomplishments. Over all I'm happy with this purchase and it looks to have tons of replay value.
I have been working on some new video concepts which have made me so excited, I won't spill to much details, but the first video is like a short documentary style video. The others are still in their development stages, I'm trying to setup my laptop, so that it is easier to edit my video with Pinnacle Studio 14 rather than using the flip share editing software, but my laptop needs some hardware upgrades before I can get the full performance out of the software.
I think I might be missing a few things that I wanted to talk about in this recap, but if I remember what I will post a short up date. Until next post remember to live your life to the fullest and get your running shoes on cause you have to chase your dreams.
Let's see, oh yea that Net Book that I purchased last year during the holiday's (check the January post for details), well I almost fixed it, I managed to open it up and solder the power jack (yes thank you for the applause) and it worked for about 2 weeks than it started acting up again and not charging properly. So I'm currently in the phase of de-soldering this broken jack and attaching a new jack to the motherboard, the problem that I have is that I'm finding it a lot harder to remove/de-solder the jack than first anticipated. I brought it to a computer repair place and they wanted to charge me $60.00 to fix it, even though I removed most of the solder, so I decided to keep on working on it until I can remove this broken jack.
I just purchased the Batman Arkham City game for the Xbox, I never beat the first one yet, but this one was so cheap on eBay that I had to get it. It took me about a week to get a chance to check it out, but once I sat down with it I was hooked, I must have played that game for 6 hours straight, hell my Xbox over heated and the game froze before I was force to take a break. I haven't gamed like that in a while, most times I try to avoid long drawn out adventure games (unless it's portable) because I don't have the time to play them and keep up with the story. Batman Arkham City handles this well by adding in story board recaps of your last accomplishments. Over all I'm happy with this purchase and it looks to have tons of replay value.
I have been working on some new video concepts which have made me so excited, I won't spill to much details, but the first video is like a short documentary style video. The others are still in their development stages, I'm trying to setup my laptop, so that it is easier to edit my video with Pinnacle Studio 14 rather than using the flip share editing software, but my laptop needs some hardware upgrades before I can get the full performance out of the software.
I think I might be missing a few things that I wanted to talk about in this recap, but if I remember what I will post a short up date. Until next post remember to live your life to the fullest and get your running shoes on cause you have to chase your dreams.
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