I just finished Final Fantasy VII. I had started playing in January 2002, so that makes it almost 2 years that it took me to complete this thing. I may start Final Fantasy VIII tomorrow, or I may decide to take a break from gaming for a while and read a few books instead!
Author: Andrew Huey
Worst Album Covers
Worst Album Covers Ever and Worster Album Covers Ever II both contain some great stuff.
shorts
I’m wearing shorts!
Wow, it was nice and warm out today. Over 60, I think. And my apartment heats up unnaturally on days like this, so it was about 78 in here.
brother
My brother called me not long after I put up that last post. He’s out and back home. Yay!
Pat
Well, it’s Monday and my brother is still in the hospital. Hopefully, not for much longer. Meanwhile, I’m on vacation this week. I spent my first day of vacation playing Final Fantasy 7 and reading Batman comics.
my brother
My brother is back in the hospital. Hopefully, it’s no biggie, and he’ll be home tomorrow.
Henry
My Mom mentioned that she’d seen our old boss Henry Capro on the news tonight, in some story about Ethanol. I did a little Googling, and found a reference to him here, so apparently he’s a big-shot at Garden State Ethanol now.
I also found a reference to a Henry Capro at the HGTV web site, which is probably him, given that his wife’s name is Sue, and the write-up mentions “Susanne and Henry Capro”.
Matrix
I haven’t gotten around to seeing Matrix Revolutions yet, but I just finished watching The Meatrix. Kind of clever, if a bit heavy-handed, as these things usually are.
Simpsons
I just discovered http://www.simpsonschannel.com/. Nifty!
OneNote
I’m trying to figure out what the big deal is with Microsoft’s OneNote. When it was first previewed, about a year ago, Steve Gillmore went nuts over it, calling it “the new center of the Office universe”. Now, I’m willing to acknowledge that it is kinda cool, but really, it’s just a little application for note-taking. There have got to be a zillion similar applications out there. When I first saw it, I was reminded of Yeah Write, a low-end word processor released by some former WordPerfect employees a few years ago. The interface on OneNote is prettier, but actually quite similar to Yeah Write in some ways. I could see OneNote as a nice freebie program for Tablet PC users, or just as a nice little thing to toss into Office, but a stand-alone app priced at $200? Weird. I have a copy of it at the office, from my MSDN subscription, so I may try using it a bit and see if something amazing happens.