Ka-BAAAM!

Here's a short piece of creative prose I wrote not long ago.

Comic Script

Here's a script I wrote for a comic.

Awesome Sites Part Two: Miscellaneous

There are tons of awesome sites out there, and some sites are hard to put under a single category. I think I'll save game sites for later. Here's some miscellaneous, with music tacked on at the end.

1. Sourceforge
Here you can find open source software of all sorts -- games, file transfer systems, audio, picture and video editors, editors, etc. ... all for FREE.
sourceforge.net

2. YouTube
Well. You've heard of YouTube. But maybe not some of the most awesome parts of it. Go to my channel to see who I follow, I only follow awesome.
youtube.com

3. homestarrunner.net
It's dot com!!! Just kidding. A cool site chock full of funny flash animations and a few games. Go there and click the "First time here?" button.
homestarrunner.com

4. Hulu
I like to watch a little A-Team, a little Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, a little Jackie Chan Adventures. You can get lost here for days.
hulu.com

5. Wolfram | Alpha
A "computational knowledge engine." This video shows what it can do better than I can. It can do a whole dang lot.
wolframalpha.com

6.Project Gutenberg
Free books no longer protected by copyright. Pretty simple, and yet pretty cool.
gutenberg.org

7. ZamZar
A file conversion tool based online. Get videos from your computer or off YouTube, pictures, music, etc. and it will convert them to a specified file format for download.
zamzar.com

8. Amazon
My very favorite place to shop online. Probably favorite place to shop period. Free shipping in most my cases, and tax free.
amazon.com

9. Picnik
Photo editing online. Can do a few things Photoshop can't as easily, and free, and convenient.
picnik.com

10. Music sites
Ah, isn't the web the best place for music?

1. Pandora -- internet radio stations you make yourself, my favorite place to discover new music. pandora.com
2. Third Rock -- "America's Space Station," an internet radio station powered by NASA. thirdrockradio.net
3. Grooveshark -- best place, I think, online to find a song that you already know about. Can find some things most others can't. listen.grooveshark.com
4. Bandcamp -- here, if you go about looking the right way, you can find excellent tunes for free to download. bandcamp.com
5. Spotify -- okay, not a website exactly, but it comes from one and can't (for free anyways) work well without the internet. I probably use it more than all the rest combined, with a playlist with c. 2 days of awesome songs. spotify.com

Newgrounds Uploads 1

Here is what I started out on Newgrounds with. All work is 100% mine.

8-bit DnD

Here's a cool animation a friend showed me.

I kind of want to try out DnD sometime.

I cast MAGIC MISSILE!
Based upon 8-Bit Theater, a great webcomic I should have mentioned before.
Read it here.

Top of the Heap

I must state that I am very proud of the fact that Google searching my web alias, Anabioo, turns up seven top results that are all mine.


Result #1: My blogger profile.
Result #2: My Steam profile.
Result #3: My Steam games list under my profile.
Result #4: My YouTube channel.
Result #5: My art submitted to Newgrounds.
Result #6: My Newgrounds stats.
Result #7: This blog.

Aaaannnd, that's out of about 60,400 results. Funnily enough, none of the top 10 results even mention what the word means.

Edit: Okay, the whole first page of results is mine now.

Awesome Sites Part One: Webcomics

This post will cover webcomics. I must confess I am quite enamored with them. Here I will list the ones I find well worth following. If you like webcomics too, and can think of some good ones that I have not listed here, please add them in a comment. Not really in any sort of order:

1. xkcd
One of the most popular webcomics out there, and, I must say, one of the best.
"A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language."

xkcd.com

2. Questionable Content
Another popular one, mostly about relationships and hipsters in the near future.
questionablecontent.net

3. Looking for Group
Medieval fantasy setting. Medieval fantasy theme.
http://www.lfgcomic.com

4.Ctrl+Alt+Del
Well, it's got a walking-talking X-box. Also an unforgettable character named Ethan.
http://www.cad-comic.com

5. The Zombie Hunters
Pretty simply a zombie comic. Pretty new.
http://www.thezombiehunters.com

6. Dead Winter
Another zombie comic, probably better than The Zombie Hunters. Every hundredth strip is animated and looks really cool.
http://deadwinter.cc/

7. Amazing Agent Jennifer
For those of you who normally read comics right-to-left, a action comic. Not very much of it yet.
http://www.amazingagentjennifer.com

8. Gunnerkrigg Court
One of my absolute favorites. Starts out a little homely, but develops nicely.
http://www.gunnerkrigg.com

9. Antihero for Hire
A superhero webcomic. Not many of those, suprisingly.
http://antihero.keenspot.com

10. Flipside
I really don't know how to write a description for this one. Ummm... it has magic?
http://flipside.keenspot.com

11. Dr. McNinja
The first webcomic I was ever introduced to. Quite thoroughly awesome.
http://drmcninja.com

12. Girl Genius
It's kind of steampunk. It's quite simply a heck of a good comic.
"Adventure, Romance, MAD SCIENCE!"
http://www.girlgeniusonline.com

There's a few others I have read, but I have either forgotten about them or wouldn't care to list them here. I shall continue with "Awesome Sites" part two later. See you.

Feynman video

I didn't even know who this guy was, but he has an excellent change of perspective on things. Just set me thinking. Definitely worth watching.

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First post

First post. Welp, can't really say why I started a blog... but I did. I don't honestly think many people will care about what I have to say; I myself am not a follower of any blog. But at least, if I meet someone who is interested in me, I can link them to here. See ya.