Sunday, January 3rd, 2010
Yes. You are right. The title of this blog is absolutely ridiculous and doesn't make any sense, but it will.
Recently, my roommates and I discovered a new video game called
Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket Powered Battle Cars. When we first played the demo, we noticed the concept of the game was very basic: Two goals, one ball, and you control a mini RC car that has special boosting capabilities. Simple enough. Little did we know that a game as simple as this would slowly take over our free time for months to come.
It started out as a casual thing, some...
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Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
A couple of months ago, I got into a really awkward and weird bike accident with another student on campus. As a result, I fractured my patella (knee cap) and haven't been able to do any high-impact activities since. I have gained 150 pounds... just kidding. But seriously, I have gained six (all muscle).
Because I have been pretty immobile for a while, my friend Nick introduced me to the wonderful world of hiking. Incredible! Since then, we have decided to put our skills together (the knowledge of hiking and web design) and create a website centered around hiking in San...
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Thursday, August 20th, 2009
Last summer, I was fortunate enough to study abroad at Oxford University. During the seven or eight weeks I was there, I traveled to seven different countries and 15 different cities. It was and will be the most memorable time of my life.
I took a ton of pictures and wrote a bunch of journals and was smart enough to use my knowledge of websites to make an online blog. This was a great way to keep my family happy and an even better way to organize all of my thoughts and experiences.
I'm not going to go into too much detail...
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Friday, April 3rd, 2009
Some of you may know about my involvement with the SDSU Chapter of the American Marketing Association. For those who do not, here is a quick background.
As a freshman, I decided to get more involved on campus. I came across a flier* for the American Marketing Association.
* NOTE: Firefox told me that "flyer" is incorrect and "flier" is correct. After a quick Google search, I found that both are correct, interchangeable spellings of the word, but "flier" is preferred over "flyer". Interesting.
I went to the first AMA meeting and absolutely fell in love. It was much different than any other...
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