I will be updating the main page of this site finally, will most likely be a place for a listing of projects I am working on, random info, and downloads of interesting thigns. I will let you know when it goes live and gets rid of the placeholder currently there.

Your Emperor,
~Animalistic

Did I ever tell you, that I shouldn’t be alive right now? By all logical means I should have died years ago, and on more than one occasion, this is something that I rarely go long periods of time without remembering. There have been injuries which should have done me more damage, accidents with no explanation, and …there was always that time in Mexico…To this day I cannot explain it, is it just coincidence that these things keep happening to me and somehow I come out almost unscathed, is something watching out for me, or is something making sure I complete whatever I was put here to do. Like I said I cannot explain it nor am I sure I want to, due to the possible implications it could have. As you know your Emperor lives and, because of that fact, I keep pushing myself further and further, making sure to get the most out of my time here. There is a little more insight into me than I usually give, all though that is as much detail as I can share for now.

Sincerely Your Emperor,
~Animalistic

So as the night progressed Blue Star, and I required nourishment, and went to look for food, being a holiday most places were closed until we found one place that had pizza down the road, it was tasty. After that and a little while hanging around her dwelling we decided to head out and go watch the fireworks.

We ended up in Manhattan under a bridge-esque thing (mostly just a raised street) and watched the fireworks on the East river, they were quite impressive. It lasted for about a half hour and was well done, but then came the stampede of New Yorkers all trying to get on the subway, blue star and I decided to say screw it and walked,

We walked the entire brooklyn bridge and then got on the train. It was a beautiful stroll, a bit of vertigo with all the steel chariots rolling by below and looking through the grates at the wate below. The skyline was beautiful and all the smoke from the fireworks was great. The walk was good, train ride loud I must say. We then returned and both geeked out a bit and did some reading.

I believe I was reading the comic called “Preacher”, I highly recommend it to anyone who likes and interesting read, especially if you are a fan of Warren Ellis, you’d enjoy this (not by ellis but similar in style).  After that read, and some interesting Messages of text, we both retired for the night, and decided to do touristy things the next day.

Part 3: The Toursits Coming up next…
Sincerely Your Emperor,
~Animalistic

I Interrupt the Story of my journey down to the City of the York which is Newest, to speak about a band I have been listening to a lot lately, Stabbing Westward. Stabbing Westward is a band I discovered many years ago when I first was entertaining myself with the game Duke Nukem: Time To Kill for the first Playstation made by that company known as Sony. Stabbing Westward’s song “The Thing I Hate” was used for the intro music, and I was hooked. Even though I was hooked I knew very little about them, and even less about getting there music. I stumbled across bits of it here and there, just enough to keep me wanting more. Recently I found a lot more of there music, and I must say I am hooked. They are classified as an industrial band but their music has a range from heavy, to ballad like. I recommend them to anyone looking for something different to listen to.

Sincerely Your Emperor,
~Animalistic

A much delayed post but here it is:
Over the summer, The weekend of July 4th, I took a trip down to The Big apple to visit my cousin, Blue Star, a talented musician and a Sound Engineer with a B.A. Degree from Smith College. I departed in a people transportation machine (run by Megabus, service was good) on Friday July 4th(I hear it is a big holiday in the States go figure:P) from “South Station” In Boston, Massachusetts. I arrived at south station around 9 o’clockA.M. in order to get to my area for departure. I met a man using an O.L.P.C. and he gave me a quick demo of it, it was very interesting. While waiting for my bus to arrive and pick up myself and the other passengers, I was approached by a group of russians who were visiting the states and had come to Boston to watch the 4th of July festivities. They wanted a picture with me, how could I say No?! So I took a picture with them it was fun, they were happy, I was happy, I wished them well and off they went to enjoy their day.

The Bus arrived and I got on, and proceeded to get comfortable for my 4+hour journey. The route was scenic, and we only made 1 or 2 detours along the way. Arriving in NYC was great and watching all the sights as we drove past was great. I arrived shortly before 1 P.M. @ Penn Station and began to wander around and take in the sights. Soon after Blue Star arrived and we were off.  We stopped off at a few places, a coffee shop and headed back to her apartment so she could show me a few things. We hung out for a while, caught up on what we’ve missed and just wandered around.  Her apartment was cool, and I approve.

That is all for now.
Next: Part 2: The Celebration

So tonight I was introduced to a movie called Interstate 60, and all I can say is Wow. I had never heard of this movie before but I must say all synopses I have read do not do it justice, it is an amazing movie and I highly suggest you watch it. The cast is amazing in and of itself: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Amy Smart, James Marsden, Amy Jo Johnson, and Gary Oldman. The cast is eclectic and gives this movie a great diversity in acting styles to keep you enjoying each twist and turn to its fullest.

Now even though I believe a synopsis would ultimately fail to do this movie justice, the tag-line works well
“It began as a wish, became an adventure, and ended as the ultimate road trip”

My Conclusion, You should see this movie.

Over and out,
A friend of the Empire
S.P.O. Spartan-104

Interstate 60

Hello my faithful minions,
Over the past year the life of your Emperor has been quite hectic, which is partially why the updates have been so in frequent, can’t give away my innerworkings before certain thing get into motion, .
Anyway, with everything that happened, I, Animalistic, went away for a while, I wasn’t quite myself. My advisor, and a few others covered for me in my absence and they did the best they could. The point is this, I am back, I am me, I Am Your Emperor, Animalstic, are you excited for my return?:)
Now as far as new developments here is what is new as of late.
I have moved from my location in the kingdom of the 5’s, I am now watching over my domain from the domain of the sacred mission, oddly appropriate I feel. It has been working out well since my arrival, and there are plenty of old and new associates of mine in the area, which is a good thing and a bit of a change from my southern exploits.
Also I have begun another new profession, for the time being, working at a Bio-Technology company specializing in nanobiology, which has lead to some very interesting projects and business associates.
As far as interpersonal relations go, there have been some developments as of late but thats for anther time;).
There are some personal projects I have bee working on, mainly programs, nd some hardware designs more info on these are coming. Till then
Ta ta,
Your Emperor,
~Animalistic

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Sincerely Your Emperor,
~Animalistic

So I never updated what that bad feeling was, and a friend of mine, Iron Possum, made me aware of this.
The Bad feeling was just that a feeling that made me feel like something very wrong was going on, later on that day, I get a message from a close friend of mine, that he is flying towards the state of Massachusetts for his grandmother has less than 48 hours to live. It was a sad day and may she Rest In Peace.