Tuesday, November 25, 2008

"The hardest choices are not between good and bad. They are between differing outcomes which appear to have equal merit"

Often seen in media or other sources of information. Editors often are put in a position where they must decide that if a topic is deemed fair or not. Their job is to make sure that they stay on mutual sides no matter what personal opinion. Even as you satisfy the public's thirst for gossip, you must still respect the subjects. Protect the privacy of the interviewed, leave their information unknown if requested, make sure peace is sustained. Although this is the expected thing in media, very few editors are actually able to "pull it off". Most of the time the artical will still turn out at least somewhat biased and missing information.

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

20 years

34 years of age and wanted. The only thing I have with me: an empty magazine and a 9mm. mazes with no batter to close my shot with. My magical trench coat of tricks is almost depleted an SG and HE grenade is all I got to survive. I look down at my feet, a scientists kneels down to an UMPC typing coordinates into a irc chat. We were both victims of a tragi accident: the first of many tragedies that would soon take place. We were originally hired to design and create a military satellite known as: "the shield". The project finished flawlessly. Finished manditory education and went to U BC for 2 years before getting into the field of freelance reverese engineering. I followed the footsteps of my father, majored in architecthture, advanced nuke sciences, and engineering. When I was out of university, I decided to step into freelancing. WIth the ambition I soon found a job in a firm. My first job offered to me by the man of "?????" was to design and build an anti-nuclear warhead satellite. I and my team of 32 scientists took on the job. For 10 years we worked onit. Slaving up to 37,000 man hours each.

It was all supposed to end today... but now I don't know.
I hang out with random people in the daytime (Neil^) and in the night I prefer to play with a group of tsrc2 friends over rc and vent. A lot of people call me a pacifist and like to comment on how I like to bottle up anger rather than be a tempermental spaz. My activities range from the practical to the impractical including composing random request music and to gaming when I have time. My likes and dislikes are like anyone else's, arrogant people and youtube celebrities I detest. I love Ice cream. (Mel^) My goal is clear and set already, get into college and make a living bouncing off visual studios.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008