Category Archives: Life

Now that I’m blogging on crestind.com, I need to set some goals. It’s a clean slate. Henceforth, the following will apply. Posts will be well thought out, fluid and thorough rather than disjointed and messy. Posts will be free of … Continue reading →

Today I had my Facebook account disabled after testing various adcopies. This problem would not even have arisen if their ad review team wasn’t so stupid. Advertisers try to obtain the highest CTR possible, invariably resulting ads that test the … Continue reading →

There was some amazing snowfall the last two days in Texas, and I woke up this morning to find everything completely blanketed in thick snow. I haven’t seen this much snow in Texas in years. Usually there’s about 2 inches … Continue reading →

Earlier this week one of my best friends passed away. I hadn’t spoken with him in ages since he attended a different college. I checked his Facebook to see what he was up to, and I learned he had passed … Continue reading →

I want to work and work right now. A little bit tired, cold and hungry and all motivation is lost. All this pampering through life doesn’t do any good. There should have been an element of struggle. When you don’t … Continue reading →

Organic chemistry. Oh joy. It’s especially difficult since I’ve forgotten everything I learned in chemistry. Arrhenius acids and bases, Lewis structures, acid base pairs, all of it gone when I vomited the facts onto the final exams. Now I have … Continue reading →

So I just registered for my college courses last night. It’s ridiculous how much these classes cost. It’s even more ridiculous that some of these even require classes to learn. It’s also ridiculous how pathetic and slow the user interface … Continue reading →

Found some great new bands this summer. Spread Your Wings – Queen They don’t make quality music like this anymore. Vicious Delicious – Infected Mushroom Trippy, calming, many things all at once. Hey Jude – Beatles Good tune. Going Home … Continue reading →

I’ve heard it said several times that atheists are driven to achieve more in their lifetimes because they know their time is limited. One day consciousness will simply end (), and knowing this, they will give it their all to … Continue reading →