| My Netflix is magic |
[Nov. 15th, 2009|09:20 pm] |
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I got a disc from Netflix Friday for my PS3. It allows me to play TV shows and movies directly from my queue on my TV. It is amazing. Suddenly my Netflix account not only gives me stuff by mail but I can just decide to watch episodes of Dexter on a whim. If you don't have Netflix already, this is the best reason ever to get it. |
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[Oct. 21st, 2009|01:18 am] |
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I can't decide if the single episode of Bakugan I watched to get a feel for the show cost me more sanity than the many hours I played of Bakugan: Battle Brawlers to write my review. I'm inclined to say it did. |
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| Top 10 Video Games of the Decade |
[Oct. 16th, 2009|01:29 pm] |
I've been assigned to write a list of the top 10 games released between 1999 and this year. Any suggestions?
Mostly my research so far has involve wracking my brain and checking to find out when stuff was actually released. Some titles I think have to make the cut are Rockband, World of Warcraft, Halo and The Sims and other contenders are Bioshock, Knights of the Old Republic and Super Smash Bros. |
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| Work and religion |
[Sep. 25th, 2009|01:18 am] |
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So the last few weeks have been truly insanely busy with work and show now sign of slowing down. My Metromix editor was out of town for a week so I did Best Bets for her while also trying to get through a ton of holiday listings, write a story on hiking trails, finish and review Her Fearful Symmetry (which I liked significantly more than The Time Traveler's Wife) and my other general weekly work commitments.
Now that she's back a ton more Halloween and holiday events have landed on me, I'm working on a pre-Halloween event story, a haunted house story, a Dead Space review and a review of Cranioklepty. My life is very Halloween-themed right now. I'm also going to be doing four stories instead of the usual three for The Daily Herald in October since there's just so much going on that month that my editor thinks we should cover. I'm actually really happy about that since two of the things are fun looking museum exhibits and one is on The Abbey Resort as a fall vacation destination which means I get to go back to Lake Geneva, this time with Kevin. Last time I went was two years ago to report on their new spa and I have no doubt the area is gorgeous in autumn.
Rita is coming into town next weekend and while she's told me she doesn't need constant entertainment I sort of want to use her as an excuse to do a bunch of stuff that sounds neat like the Eli's Cheesecake Festival and a boat tour that goes over Chicago's occult history.
In other news my Mom sent me a pair of nice candlesticks. I asked what I was supposed to do with them and she sort of indignantly replied "Light them on Shabbat." Apparently my dad is also sending me a mezzuzah. Their feeling is that I have established a home now and these are the things Jews do and have in their home. When I was growing up we lit the Shabbat candles every Friday. The whole family would get together to do it and have some Challah. I always thought it was a nice tradition but never kept up with it after leaving home. I told Kevin I was considering starting it up again and he grilled me about it. I think he mostly doesn't want me to be more religious because my parents are pressuring me to. I told him it was about keeping in touch with my heritage. He said he doesn't feel the need to keep in touch with his Irish heritage in any way but I think it's different. I realized today I couldn't remember the blessing over the candles. I had to look it up and that made me sad. I think it's just one of those questions you have to face when you've really become an adult, separate from the traditions of your family, as to what traditions you want to keep. And I'm not really sure yet. |
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[Jun. 23rd, 2009|07:01 pm] |
So weeks have passed since my last post and all my organs remain healthy. I think I might have some issues with Thai noodles since the last two times I've eaten them (from two separate places) I've wound up sick. Which is sad because I really like Thai noodles but at least curries aren't causing me any woes.
Kevin started a job canvasing for Environment Illinois. He works 2-10 p.m. weekdays leaving me a little on the lonely side weekday nights. Some solitude can be a good thing since it lets me get work, reading and video game playing done. But Mike's never around and Dan is leaving town tomorrow for a few weeks so it means I'm going to be pretty much alone all day. Mealtimes bug me most. I really like sitting down and being able to chat with someone I'm eating with, rather than trying to figure out something to do while I consume food.
There's also the issue of the media events I regularly get invited to, many of which fall on weekdays. Kevin is usually my default "and guest" but I've taken out my brother to two of them now because they're fun and something to do on weekdays nights. There's always something going on if others would be interested in coming, usually checking out bars or restaurants promoting something.
As a result I've been trying to cram as much fun into weekends as possible. This Saturday we went to Raging Waves water park which was really awesome. It's huge, with 10 slides, a wave pool and a lazy river that you can coast on to get to most of the big attractions.
Sunday we went to watch the Cubs play the Indians from a rooftop. The seats were quite good for being outside of the stadium and the package comes with unlimited food and beer. The second part was especially nice since it was really warm out there. |
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| More Organs Means More Human |
[May. 27th, 2009|10:21 pm] |
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So last night I went to the ER. I'd been feeling off since that afternoon and started throwing up and having severe chest pains. Zoe, who's my go to girl for all my medical crises these days, said if that kept up I should go to the ER. It did, so Kev and I went.
They took my symptoms pretty seriously. I was on an IV since I was really dehydrated and it let them give me pain and anti-nausea medication. Because of where I was hurting they thought I might have a gallbladder issue so they did an ultrasound. There was a resident and an ultrasound technician who was taking the experience as a teaching opportunity, telling him everything that was going on. She also said that I had great organs. There are plenty of body parts I've been complimented on but I never really expected that to be one of them. But because I'm skinny it's apparently really easy to see my insides and she was even able to see my kidney poking out behind the gallbladder which she was very excited about. She said it was great and to keep up the good work. My only regret is that I was so out of sorts I didn't ask to see the screen.
After about an hour and a half and a bunch of tests the doctors concluded they had no idea what was wrong with me, took me off the IV, made sure I could keep some food and drink down and sent me home. They said it's probably something I ate but might be early symptoms of appendicitis so if the pain moves I need to go back. So I spent the day eating bland food, taking meds and sleeping between as much work as I could do. I'm hoping this will pass and I won't have to get one of my organs, however useless it may be, removed. |
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| A beach dog in Thailand |
[Jan. 14th, 2009|03:40 pm] |
The A.V. Club Web page has undergone a huge overhaul and one of the new features is pictures to go with every user. I dug through my e-mail yesterday looking for one and came across a picture from Thailand I had totally forgotten about. It's a great shot of me and a dog standing on a cliff with the ocean at my back.
The picture came from a hike we took on a little island off the coast. The payoff was supposed to be a spectacular ocean view but we weren't sure where that actually was. As we were trekking we found a dog. There are tons of wild dogs in Thailand but this one just seemed especially cute and happy and followed us as we walked sometimes behind, sometimes at our side and sometimes running in front of us. We were starting to get worried about where we were I decided we should just follow the dog and he did, in fact, lead us to the coast where I asked a friend to take a picture with me and our guide.
Seeing the picture put me on a huge Thailand nostalgia kick. I spent way too much time last night just rereading my entries from my time there and I am so happy I took the time to post actively about my experiences and I only wish I had posted more. The story of the dog on the beach wasn't there. But I found that there were things I have already forgotten about the trip and I'm so glad I have a record of them.
It's always strange going back and reading my own personal writing. There are things in there besides the travel log about grad school, about my dreams and goals, that are dramatically different now. When I was in 9th grade my English teacher has us write a letter to our future selves as our first assignment. I got it in the mail right before I graduated from high school. It made me cry. And it makes me wonder what the Sam four years in the future will think looking back at these writings. |
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| Decisions, Decisions |
[Jan. 7th, 2009|12:31 am] |
Another year, another list of movies and books I have seen. This year I also decided to break things down a little more with a separate section for comics v. books and listing shows I have seen mostly just because I wanted to take in the full expanse of how I was entertaining myself.
2009 is shaping up pretty well so far. Kevin is back which I'm really happy about and thanks in no small part to cassielsander and his willingness to hang out and watch movies my time alone went a lot faster and without too many lonely nights with only World of Warcraft to comfort me. In other news I'm sort of in negotiations for a new freelancing gig fact checking for a hotel magazine which conveniently got offered to me right after my Mobil Travel Guide stuff ended. If I have a professional guardian angel it's called mediabistro.com and it's worth every penny of the $100/year membership fee.
The New Year's events rush ended but now Metromix is flooding with Valentine's Day events so I'm working on that and a flush of new bars that have been sent my way for reviewing. I'm also now in charge of the shopping section for RedEye. So plenty of responsibility to keep me busy.
With most of my relatives giving me money for Hanukkah I've been considering giving myself the gift of a new console so I can have access to games that don't come out for Xbox, PC or DS. I'm currently leaning towards making it a PS3. But then there's the Wii and its host of crazy stuff. I am also foiled by the lack of an indecisive mood icon to post with this.
Anyways here's my list:
Movies:
1. Planet Terror
2. Three Days of the Condor
3. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
4. Fearless
5. No Country for Old Men
6. There Will be Blood
7. Jumper
8. Be Kind Rewind
9. Across the Universe
10. The Bank Job
11. Michael Clayton
12. Die Hard
13. Funny Games
14. Sunshine *
15. March of the Penguins
16. 21
17. Forbidden Kingdom
18. Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
19. Ironman
20. Forgetting Sarah Marshall
21: The Count of Monte Cristo
22. The Cutting Edge
23. Cloverfield
24. Streets of Fire
25. The Forbidden Zone
26. The Happiness of the Katakuris
27. The Incredible Hulk
28. Shadow of a Doubt
29. Live Free or Die Hard
30. WALL-E
31. Kung Fu Panda
32. They Live
33. Hancock
34. X2*
35. Rope
36. Hellboy II: The Golden Army
37. DiG
38. The Dark Knight
39. 30 Days of Night
40. Skinwalkers
41. From Dusk Till Dawn 2
42. Pineapple Express
43. Redbelt
44. The Nines
45. Recount
46. Death Race
47. The Fall
48. Southland Tales
49. The Fog of War
50. Eagle Eye
51. Righteous Kill
52. Burn After Reading
53. Death Race 2000
54. The Happening
55. Zack and Miri Make a Porno
56. Religulous
57. Milk
58. Mrs. Henderson Presents
59. Persepolis
60. Changeling
61. Slumdog Millionaire
62. The Reader
63. Surfwise
64. Best in Show
65. The Last Broadcast
66. This is Spinal Tap
67. Conspiracy
68. Onmyoji
TV:
1. Lost: Season 3
2. Avatar: Water*
3. Battlestar Galactica: Season 3
4. Avatar: Earth*
5. Avatar: Fire
6. Eureka: Season 1
7. Heroes: Season 2
8. Eureka: Season 2
9. Justice League: Season 1
10. The Wire: Season 1
11. The Wire: Season 2
12. Justice League: Season 2
Graphic Novels:
1. Jack of Fables: The Almost Great Escape, Bill Willingham
2. Origin, Bill Jemas, Joe Quesada and Paul Jenkins
3. The Boys: The Name of the Game, Garth Ennis
4. Buffy: The Vampire Slayer: The Long Way Home, Joss Whedon
5. Batman: The Killing Joke, Alan Moore
6. The Boys: Get Some, Garth Ennis
7. Avengers Disassembled: Iron Man, Mark Ricketts and John Jackson Miller
8. Kingdom Come*, Mark Waid
9. Civil War, Mark Millar
10. The Road to Civil War, Brian Michael Bendis and J. Michael Straczynski
11. Jack of Fables: Jack of Hearts, Bill Willingham
12. Civil War: Young Avengers/Runaways, Zeb Wells
13. 1602, Neil Gaiman*
14. DMZ: On the Ground, Brian Wood
15. Fables: The Good Prince, Bill Willingham
16. Y The Last Man: Whys and Wherefores, Brian K. Vaughn
17. Buffy: The Vampire Slayer: No Future for You, Joss Whedon
18. Jack of Fables: The Bad Prince, Bill Willingham
19. Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi
20. Buffy: The Vampire Slayer: Wolves at the Gate, Joss Whedon
21. Fables: War and Pieces, Bill Willingham
Concerts:
Foo Fighters, Against Me, Serj Tankian
Third Eye Blind
Shows:
1. The Trip to Bountiful
2. The Best* Church of God
3. Neverwhere: A Circus Underground
4. The Best of Shadowbox
5. Campaign Supernova
6. Be the Groove: Embrace the Fire
7. Wicked
8. Daughters of Revolution
Books:
1. Pandora's Star, Peter F. Hamilton
2. Bringing Down the House, Ben Mezrich
3. Judas Unchained, Peter F. Hamilton
4. Jhereg, Steven Brust
5. Gang Leader for a Day, Sudhir Venkatesh
6. Last Chance to See, Douglas Adams
7. Taltos, Steven Brust |
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| Happy dance |
[Dec. 22nd, 2008|03:38 pm] |
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As of today I am officially an A.V. Club game reviewer: http://www.avclub.com/content/games/legendary
The comments haven't been particularly harsh and some of them have even been (gasp) nice. I'm so giddy.
In sort of related news I got an adorable holiday card today from Blizzard today. I've been getting a lot of very generic cards, mostly from PR people, that I don't care about and just make me feel bad about the waste of paper this season. But this one was so great it makes up for the rest in giving me fangirl happiness with cute little anime-style pictures of Arthas and Illidan hitting on the Zerg Queen while a gnome and baby murloc hang things from Diablo's horns. |
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[Dec. 9th, 2008|03:00 am] |
So for those who I don't communicate with regularly who may be concerned about my last note of despair there was a swift turnaround with my reviewing woes. I'm now going to be reviewing for The Onion A.V. Club which is pretty exciting. Apparently rollick was considering asking me for a while, with hints and requests that I didn't piece together until after she spilled the beans after reading my last post. My first review's coming out later this month.
In other news my cat's been sick since yesterday but he seems to be getting back to himself slowly, which I'm happy about.
That's all I've got for now. I'm going to try to get back to sleep. Freaking insomnia. |
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| This was not the desired effect... |
[Nov. 22nd, 2008|01:54 am] |
So yesterday I went to a spa that I was writing about. There was some issues when I got there where the receptionists had no clue why I was there and only when I got them to track down their manager did she tell me their PR company had told me I would be there and got me the tour and sample treatment I'd signed on for.
So I wound up getting a sort of sampling of a bunch of their different treatments that basically summed up to some scalp and head massage, exfoliation, aromatherapy and a sauna thing. It was really nice and I left feeling incredibly relaxed and pleased and happy that this was part of work. Kevin even said my skin felt softer.
Cut to this morning. I wake up and realize the palms of my hands and the soles of my feet itch. This is a pretty foreign sensation and was both acute and seemingly impossible to deal with as those body parts just don't respond to scratching. Soon after my stomach, back, sides and legs were itching and hives were breaking out all over the place. Some allergy medication, a trip to the doctor and prescription steroids later the reaction has died down but I was apparently super allergic to something I was treated with. I'd try to find out exactly what was in all the stuff they used to avoid it in the future but who knows what random herb my skin is upset by.
In other news I have dozens of holiday events to write up for Metromix and just got tasked with writing the video game section of the Daily Herald's holiday gift guide which shouldn't be that much work and just requires some brainstorming. So with that I'd ask my gamer friends what you think would be the best gifts to get this season. Ones I'm fairly to totally locked in on so far are Dead Space, Wrath of the Lich King and Rockband 2 but the last one is up in the air. Currently I'm mostly debating between Fable 2 and Gears of War 2 but I'm seeking suggestions. |
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| Just another statistic |
[Oct. 17th, 2008|09:09 am] |
So yesterday I was getting on the El when I guy bumped into me. I had just put my wallet away from taking out my CTA card. He then ran in the opposite direction. Immediately I suspected he had stolen my wallet. I thought about screaming or trying to grab him but I didn't. What if he had a knife or something? Then I'd be stabbed, and lose my wallet.
But I lost my wallet. I spent the entire train ride home trying to cancel my cards. Two of the three were immediate and fine. Fraud prevention noticed things on my US Bank card immediately and suspended it. But Bank of America, who I just opened a new account with because they're convenient, I spent 30 minutes on hold with waiting to talk to a live person. When I finally did they couldn't find a record of my account and put me on hold for another 10 minutes before I gave up. So while this guy got one or two purchases off on my other accounts he got more than 13 on this one before someone finally wised up. I have to assume my account is empty and it will take upwards of 10 business days for me to see that money again.
I reported on this sort of shit twice a week, every week for a year and a half. I know how common it is. I know the right steps to take. I've been more frustrated and angry at being victimized than anything else. I know he'll never be caught. These guys never are. There will be an image of him on various store cameras, like the 11 gas stations my card was used at or the Circuit City. And he'll just be another pick pocket/identity thief who makes a decent living off of banks and retailers. I've never seen an arrest report for one of these guys unless they get caught doing something dumb like DUI or speeding and then they find these credit cards on them.
But the fact that I tried to get my account suspended for Bank of America and it didn't help, that he was able to just keep on partying with my money until this morning, disgusts me and makes me feel even more victimized. I feel like a victim of some understaffed office and a system that has no way to prioritize urgency. My bet is lost upwards of $2,000 that I'll be without for half a month. I'm just happy I have a check I haven't deposited yet that I can cash today to get me by until the new cards arrive and allow me to get a new license. |
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| Take that economic downturn |
[Oct. 10th, 2008|12:19 am] |
So things worked out OK with the Metromix mess. I reached out to my other editors and Mobil Travel Guide offered me a bunch of extra work. So basically I'm going in on Tuesday and will be working three to four days a week for them fact checking and copy editing their guides through to January. Getting back into commuting is kind of lame but luckily it's right on the purple line so I can take the Express and it more than makes up for the hours I was losing.
Also I've gotten a bunch more assignments from The Daily Herald's Day Trip section which are always fun since they amount to "go do something interesting like visit a museum's new exhibit or an art gallery and write about it." It was kind of awkward on Monday. I was reporting on a museum downtown and got talking to their PR rep showing me around since she said she was from Columbus. I asked how she wound up in Chicago and she said she loved the city and just moved there after college with the goal of working in PR for a year until she could get a job at the Tribune. This was the dialogue:
"And then I realized that was impossible."
"Yeah..."
"So you make a living reporting. That's... lucky."
It's not the first time I've had a conversation with someone while working that was along that frame. There are certainly people that I have been jealous of but there's something about realizing that kind of emotion directed at me from a stranger that's kind of both uncomfortable and heartening. Things might always be a little crazy but I'm living something very close to my dream, and apparently others dreams as well. |
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[Sep. 29th, 2008|08:10 pm] |
So I found out last week that the other video game reviewer from The Daily Herald left the company, leaving me as primary to only reviewer. It's sort of a good news thing since that's cool but also lame because there are a lot of games I really have no interest in playing that we're being sent like Wii Fishing.
But with my game review responsibilities getting more serious I decided today to buy a XBOX. So I came home, set it up and tried to connect to XBOX Live since I needed to download the new game I'm reviewing that way. It wouldn't work. I waited until Dan, who is more tech savvy, got home and asked him to look at it. After about an hour of trying we gave up and I decided to call XBOX for help. Turns out the server is down for 24 hours today. Seriously what are the odds. I'll try again tomorrow.
My other big project for the week is a luxury movie theater story I'm working on. Basically I have to go to three different posh theaters. If only there were better movies playing. |
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| Collective food |
[Sep. 16th, 2008|01:23 am] |
So about a month ago I came to the realization that I had drastically cut down on my cooking because it had become economically inefficient. Basically I often would cook an amount that would feed many people because that was more convenient for packaging sense than trying to cook for one. I would pay for all of the groceries, others would eat my food and the result was that I was paying upwards of $20 for every home cooked meal and I felt like it was more efficient financially and time wise for me to just order out.
But post GenCon Kevin and I got on a bit of a health kick and decided we wanted to cook a lot more. Dan agreed this was a good idea and since then we have been shopping together and dividing up groceries three ways. Still we often have others over, like Mike who technically lives here, Josh and Piper. So we decided to ask for a $5 contribution from everyone who eats our food per meal. Our logic is they're putting in a little so we feel better and they're still likely getting a better meal than they could get for $5 anywhere else.
Tonight we got into a long discussion about the merits and flaws about this plan. Basically our guests feel ill done under the argument that they don't keep track of favors they do us, like soda drank, gas money or other contributions in grocery form. After about an hour no real conclusion or solution was reached.
So for other people out there who have lived in collective situations I was wondering if you had any suggestions. A lot of people have just said keep everything to yourself, don't cook for anyone else but that seems not fun or practical. Honestly I'm just super frustrated with the whole affair which seems to have resulted in hurt feelings instead of my goal of better food for myself and others. |
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| Yeah... That's about right |
[Jul. 22nd, 2008|07:35 pm] |
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Your result for The X Files Dork Test... Phile ApprenticeYou scored 75%! 
You love The X Files because you watch the show but probably never got involved in the scary fan community too deeply. So you don't have all the episode names down and don't know some of the more inane trivia. Or maybe you just forgot all the stuff you once learned because you realized it's just a TV SHOW! It's all good, you're still a fan. Take The X Files Dork Test at HelloQuizzy |
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[May. 24th, 2008|12:34 am] |
All Along the Watchtower? Seriously?
In less obscure news I'm very relieved that DCP is over. I had a blast at certain points, hated other points but overall am glad I was running this year but will not ST again for a long time. The last game I wound up way more of the focus than I was really expecting though I guess I should have realized that might be true considering that my NPC kind of became the Big Bad End Guy. It's funny because after playing basically no NPCs of consequence in Youngstown while Kevin played to most involved and memorable characters we did a pretty big role reversal this year. I think the only reason is that I knew the most about obscure creature types like thin-blood, demons and fae so wound up in charge of them. No complaints, just funny in retrospect.
Work is going well. My Metromix editor has upped my hours per week and promised more stories which is sweet. I'm working on a story for RedEye now on weird pets fueled by my sugar-glider obsession. I just finished one on a Sex in the City themed shopping tour which left me a little baffled as I don't really know much at all about the show and know even less about the designers the stylist running it was talking about. But it was educational.
I went to a tasting dinner at SUSHISAMBA Rio Monday night and spend Tuesday severely hung over. It was one of the best meals I've ever had with pairings for every course. Wine does a serious number on me and I was really glad I didn't drive down there and that Josh was able to turn me over to Kevin for care taking as by that point I was far to fascinated by the Spanish coffee table book that the PR people gave me and the other reporters.
Next assignment is I need to go to a bar where you can play beer pong in Lake Forest. Anyone interested in coming out this weekend?
I went to see the Actors Gymnasium production of Neverwhere tonight which I enjoyed but was sad that in their need to compact a novel into 90 minutes of stage time cut a lot of my favorite material. I understand the reasons and found it overall enjoyable especially the performances of the Marquis de Carabas and Mr. Croup. The use of acrobatics and circus-style antics was something that I really came to appreciate when I saw 500 Clown Macbeth and I thought it was used very well in the show.
Well that was pretty rambly but there you go. |
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[Apr. 25th, 2008|04:17 pm] |
I was walking in downtown Evanston today when I saw one of my reviews for Metromix taped to the window of a storefront. It's the first time I've seen my writing displayed that way and it gave me a geeky little thrill.
It's also stupidly windy outside. So windy that at one point as I was walking home my skirt shot straight up exposing my underwear. Luckily the only real onlooker was a woman twirling around enjoying the wind herself. |
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| True Dungeon raiders wanted |
[Apr. 14th, 2008|02:57 pm] |
Hey all geeky friends. So GenCon True Dungeon registration is Sunday and since it was the most exciting thing I did last year at GenCon I want to do it again.
Teams are eight people. So far we have me, Josh Rayden, Dan, Mike and Kevin pledged on. That means we need three more people.
The deal for those who don't know it is every year a dungeon is built in a GenCon hotel. This is complete with secret doors, sound effects, traps, riddles, people dressed up as monsters (this was super awesome last year) and monsters made out of all sorts of other things including apparently animatronics this year. To go through it you use your own skills instead of dice. Thus casters have to memorize things, fighters have to demonstrate skill with a weird table shuffle board game and rogues have to disable traps by doing something akin to operation.
It's a blast and I highly recommend it. Also dibs on wizard.
Let me know if you're interested! |
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[Mar. 26th, 2008|06:34 pm] |
I put in my two weeks notice today and told my editor that I was going to work for Metromix and RedEye. He told my managing editor this so he could start looking for a replacement. My managing editor declared that since I was going to work for "direct competitors" I was fired. He wants me to clean out my desk tomorrow.
Weird fucking world. |
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