Eric’s Blog

Pokemon Sprite Fusions!

Wed, 16 Mar 2011 17:55:19 -0700

With a image editor program, you can fuse Pokemon Sprites! All you need are Pokemon sprites, you can find them on Wikis about Pokemon such as Bulbapedia or Pokemon Wikia. Then you fuse them, I perfer to recolor first, but it’s your choice to fuse or recolor first. Then to show the internet, you can upload to any different image websites.

Happy fusing!

Backyard Monsters!

Sat, 26 Feb 2011 09:16:21 -0800

I’ve been playing this game called “Backyard Monsters” on Facebook, it’s really fun, try it! It’s a tower defense/farming combo. You harvest resources, build defenses, and attack people!

It's been such a long time!

Sat, 12 Feb 2011 18:22:50 -0800

It’s been such a long time since I updated this website. It was getting busy for me. With this blog, I’ll supply a LOL.

Boy Scout Camp Hi-Sierra!

Mon, 2 Aug 2010 12:27:27 -0700

I got to go to Summer Camp again this year! It was serious fun hanging out with my Troop for a week. We did too many activities to list them, but the most fun parts were black powder rifle shooting, hanging around the General Store in the afternoon eating ice cream and playing chess or checkers, and watching the squirrels try to get a bag of peanuts I had hanging from a rope. Oh yeah, our troop had one of the best skits of the final campfire night.

Boy Scouts is a lot of fun.

The trip to the San Jose International Airport!

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 10:56:31 -0700

It was Saturday when I went to the new terminal at the San Jose Airport. I got to see a lot of interesting artwork that has some technology in it. It was built to modernize, expand the airport, and replace Terminal C. The total cost was about 500 million dollars. It was built under the $1.3 billion budget. The construction began in 2004 and ended recently in 2010. Six years!!!

Inside, it’s able to be heated by the big windows to also let in sunlight. The new chairs each have a pair of 3-pronged outlets and USB charging ports. The bottom is equipped with air conditioner for your legs. The under story of all of that is the luggage system which has bomb sensors to detect bomb luggage. The machines can move 1,800 bags per hour. That makes 300 per minute, 50 per second. It’s pretty fast. They also have low x-ray-like back-scatter scanners.

I got to see a lot of interesting artworks. The artwork I have to tell you is called “Chronos and Kairos.” It had machines suspended in the air that transforms into an “M”, “O”, or ”X”.

Another is the “eCLOUD.” It has 2,000 glass sheets that change color due to the real weather.

Third is the “Wunderkammer” which is the display of bugs (made of recycled keyboards) and computer-briefcases. It also included fruits with circuit pieces and not to forget that apple with that Apple (Computer) button pinned onto. There‘s also something that’s a wardrobe on the outside and computer servers inside that filled up the inside space of the wardrobe.

The last interesting artwork is the fossilized iPod and Atari joystick. It’s “Fossilized Old School!”

Across the street is the car rental garage. It can store up to 3,000 cars!

In all, I think since this airport is about half of a billion dollars, it still sounds like billions of dollars!