Brown chicken brown cow!

So, I now have one of these.



And Moxa is letting me borrow this.






All is right in the world! Also some other great news is that the Dawgs finally put a beat down on the Gators. A very exciting game - even being objective! GO DAWGS!






I finished GUN last night. Overall, it was a pretty fun game! It wasn't too deep, and therefore I could play it every couple of days and not feel like I missed out on much. But the gameplay was fast and fun, and you really do get to feel like a hardcore gunslinger. Shooting a rival cowboy off of his horse at 100 yards with a rifle bullet to the gut, and seeing him drop to the ground and roll across the dirt... sweet.

Update-a-thon!

Two days in a row. Wow, huh? This is just to add some photos. After I got married in June 2006, my wife and I adopted a puppy in February 2007. He was a Valentine's Day present. A mutt, they told us he was a mix of Husky, Chow-Chow, and terrier. Seeing as how we were in the midst of watching 24, we had to name him Bauer.

He's been an awesome guy so far. Of course, the above picture was taken back when we first got him. 8 weeks old, 5 lbs. He's now over 10 months, and 54 lbs! Here's a more recent picture.

What a beast, huh?

WORK UPDATE!

So, since I last played around with this blog, I got a job with a company called Daktronics working UGA sporting events. Everything I do gets shown up on the Jumbotron at the different games (football, mens and womens basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball). My responsibilities range from running cameras to operating a couple computer systems that handle all the graphics and animations. I am working on a new demo reel for my work, and I am including some highlights of my camera work. Here is a short rendition that I'm pretty proud of.




GAMING UPDATE!

I've been playing some GUN, and I have to say, it's pretty fun. It has some great gunplay and shootouts, some fantastic voice acting, and great music. A very good atmosphere that, while violent and a bit over the top, comes pretty close to what the Wild West was like. At least, as far as I imagine.