haven't updated this in a while. Too ADD to do so now.

Not much to say, kinda bored and cleaning. Made a little USB fan from a disused PC case fan I found and some USB cable I cannibalized (used to be an iPod charger I wasn't using.) Also built a little rube goldberg for my physics class:

On this eve before our historic election of tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to rally those five or six who read this to vote, and to choose wisely. And to remember the rallying cry from early in the primaries: Yes, We Can.

2:57 AM and I can't sleep. Here's some photoshop stuff.

Kalash 4 lyfe, yo


BR55 Battle Rifle, halo 2.


~l8rz~

/stupid myspace post fads

WOOPS BLOGGER DOESNT USE BBCODE DURP

Writer's block sucks. It can go rot in hell, keeping me from writing essays. I hate it, a lot. I can't even respond remotely to the prompt. Stupid inability to write. Maybe coffee will help, along with listening to Amateur Transplants. /rant

Crisis in Georgia, Quick run down.

During the ninties, Ossetia and Abkhazia try to break away from the Soviet Republic of Georgia.

Georgia retakes them by military force, causeing a cultural clash. The two regions have fought for freedom since.

Modern day: Violence erupts overnight, as Georgia attempts to retake South Ossentia.

Russian backed seperatists fight back.

Russian President Dmitri Medvedev sends 150 armored vehicles with a contingent of troops over the border.

Georgian and Russian forces clash, bombs start flying into T'bilisi, captial of Georgia.

Georgian President has been trying to get Western Support for his troops.

United States, UN, EU, NATO, others call for a cease-fire, and withdrawral of Russian troops from Georgian soil (South Ossentia is not recognized as sovereign by the UN)

Information Warfare attack DDOS severl Ossetian news sites

The Georgian National Bank and Foreign Affairs ministry are hacked, images uploaded of President Mikhail Saakashvili and Hitler.

Bombing and street fighting continues between Seperatist / Russian forces and Georgian soldiers.

Capital of Ossetia, Tskhinvali, suffers major damage, Parliament building burned down, much of the city on fire and evacuated.

The region is now on the brink of war, with Russian reinforcements on the way. I'll update when I learn more, but the news over there is hard to follow, and the US is too pro-Georgia to be entirely accurate.