 The 19th was my mother's birthday. She neglected to send me a picture of her glowing face, but I'll still be nice and stick her in this post. Alaina had the genius idea of getting my mother an engraved tennis bracelet, as all the other women in her family have one. Good idea. And I had the awesome idea of...uh... In other news, We made a quick stop a Toys R' Us a few days ago just to be fun, and I saw a Lego Star Destroyer. It was over 1300 pieces, and it is a replica of an older Lego set that had over 3600 pieces. I drooled when I saw it. I was sad to find that after looking through a few reviews of the set online, it has a very weak bottom. That kind of irks me, because the Lego sets I had when I was younger - and there were many - they were all very structurally sound. It is just odd that they wouldn't add some more support and strength. Continuing on the news train, apparently the reason the US can't get Jet Black or Noble Pink DS's is because they are Europe-only. So if you feel like paying 99£ (approximately $180) for a Jet Black - excluding S&H - then be my guest. White is a nice clean color and all...but...I'm sure the big N would sell even more units if they gave a few more color choices. And in Apple news, it appears as though they may not be using the Conroe processor for their second revision of the Intel PowerMac. (That means the revision after they switch the PowerMac to Intel.) It would seem to be that they would use Intel's Kentsfield processor which has 4 (count 'em) cores per processor, and giving it dual processors would wield an 8-core monster this world has never seen. *drool*
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My designs          All about me
Many years ago, a child was born unto Rodney & Beth Murray. Her name was Lorna. And then a little while later, they had a son. His name was Ian. That’s the one you’re interested in.
I was a fairly normal child growing up, At least as normal as a child of someone in the army should be. I saw many interesting places, and met many fascinating people most of which I still call friend. I had an early interest in art, and my schooling only fueled that. I took several art classes, followed by 2,160 hours of Graphic Design classes—all in high school. From there, I went to New Hampshire where I had some life-changing experiences and found McIntosh College. A highly intense & accelerated 2-year program gave me strong design fundamentals, and then built upon that with some of the best instructors I’ve ever encountered. After a few ho-hum jobs out of college I decided to start doing it for myself. You can find this culmination of art and technology at creativeguts.com. Take a look. Other than that, I enjoy being cool. This is, of course, when I am not kicking ass or pushing haters down stairs. |
Jul 22 '06 by
brain... meeelltiiing...