Goin’ Bananas
NOTE: For Mature audience only. Please pardon my grammar as my brain is really mushy and tired from work. I did my best to recount the progress of the conversation. If my officemates are reading this and I left something out please don’t hesitate to tell me! Thankies! 
Winding down after a morning of harassing tasks at the office yesterday, me and my officemates had our usual indoor lunch in our offlice’s long conference table. After a few minutes of silence to fill our stomachs with food, we came to start on our usual routine of random discussion about anything under the sun. I’m not sure how we arrived to our topic of the day as I do believe I have some relation with Dori (from Nemo) and I can’t remember the way our convesation went. Anyways, after we delved about how much each one of us ate, where specific fruits are exported, various banned commercials and if swineflu is bad for humans, I found myself asking,
“Where did AIDS start?”
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Facebook’s apps are stress-relievers
April 27, 2009 by Jasmine
Filed under Online Fun
I’ve been in the social networking phase for this past few weeks and Facebook is one of my favorite online hangouts. With its various applications, I don’t get tired being in constant interaction with online friends. I guess that is what Social Networking is all about. It’s finding an accessible way and fun methods to be in constant communication with not only family and friends but also with business colleagues and acquaintances. Such functionality broadens our networks and helps us build relationships which will progressively become positive assets of the future.
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Doodles
April 26, 2009 by Jasmine
Filed under Projects and Exercises
I’m in a phase of doodling. I doodle on my moleskine when I have the time. Naturally, there is no initial concept for these doodles. When I’m finished with them I try to see what phrase comes up to mind and that is how I name my doodles. ^_^
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Math dancing with Music
April 24, 2009 by Jasmine
Filed under Online Fun
I’ve seen many articles stating programming injected into certain softwares to make various fractals move into the meat of music. Examples of these are when you turn on Visualizations in Winamp or Media Player and the colorful dancing lights move in time with the beat. Sorry I don’t know what softwares make this stuff as they are too technical in my tastes and I have no inclination to learn them. That doesn’t stop me from appreciating motion graphics and this one is just so cool to watch.
Music Is Math from Glenn Marshall on Vimeo.
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