Co-Hosting Podtacular Episode 191

Woot!

The guys over at Podtacular were kind enough to have me co-host this weeks episode to help promote the 2009 Pwnathon!

Check it out!

My Halo 3 Montage

Keep on rollin' baby!  This is my long overdue Halo 3 montage.  My editing isn't anything to write home about, but I synched the music up pretty well.  It is mainly a "classic style" montage - mostly 1st person POV w/reticule.  Action packed goodness.

Hi-Res download linky:

files.filefront.com/J12montagewmv/;13728055;/fileinfo.html

Youtube version (click HQ for better quality)

DIY Noob - Chapter 3

So I learned how to use a Partner Saw with a diamond blade today to cut concrete. Holy shit is this thing f-ing beastly!!! See the pic below! (No that is not me)

2old2playHALO on Bungie.net!

Saweet!  I decided to post our clan montage from some time ago over at HBO and it actually made their news page on Saturday. 

http://nikon.bungie.org/newsbyday.html?date=20081213

Looks like HBO posting the 'tage may have done some good, I submitted it to Bungie and the same time and it is on the Bungie Blog!  Get to bnet now and check it out! 

This montage is written, produced, and stars a cast and crew entirely comprised of old fogeys.  If you're just home from an early evening Country Kitchen run and find yourself looking for something to watch before you crawl into bed at five o'clock, take a peek.  It's thirteen minutes long though, so you might want to change into a fresh pair of Depends before you fire it up.

http://www.bungie.net/News/Blog.aspx?mode=news#cid16462

DIY Noob - Chapter 2

DIY Noob - Chapter 2 - The Leaky Faucet

So our master bath has had a slow drip for a few days, so I (who has no plumbing knowledge) decided that we better fix it, or we will just keep letting money go down the drain! I'll be honest, trying to tackle some DIY projects can be kind of intimidating, especially plumbing for me. I am always scared that I will make the problem worse, or have water spraying all over the place. But I figured, heck, I put in a toilet a few months ago, this shouldn't be too bad.

Thank god for the internet. Within seconds of googling "facuet drip" I had a pletora of info, including video tutuorials! All I had to do was tear apart the handles (a few nuts and screws) and replace a few O-rings and washers. A trip to the hardware store, $4.00 and 30 minutes later - problem solved! Not too bad for someone who has no idea what the F they are doing.

I pwn leaky faucets.