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This week has been a real doozy. From Monday, to Wednesday, to Thursday and Friday... It was so long, and I'm not too anxious for another week of school to start.

Here we go!

WHAT have I learned this week?
I've learned that puppet animation can be really tricky, but I got the gist of it.
SOMETHING that made me happy this week?
-I restarted my Pokemon Heart Gold version, so I'm looking forward to continuing my adventure in that, I chose TOTODILE...
-I heard a lot of cool (new to me) music.
SOMETHING that made me angry this week?
-Couldn't spell frustrated to save my life about 20 seconds ago.
-I didn't use my time wisely and I wasted a large portion of class time to finish my 2D Short storyboard, which caused me to not finish the puppet animation in time.
SOMETHING I look forward to learning?
I don't look forward to learning at all...
..., but something I look forward to doing is 3D animation, I bet there will be tons of fun and less doozies to be had.

For my link of interest I will link..HOT SHOTS GOLF 3!!! (In game intro)
This probably... no, it is THE BEST PS2 EXCLUSIVE EVER. Relax it's fine, Sly Cooper is not PS2 exclusive, it's for the PS3 as well as the PS2.

Soft Robots

Fat Ghost.

This article was about the new movie, "Big Hero 6" from Disney. It told us a very short synopsis of the story, friendly robot, evil genius, woopty doo. It also went into detail about the idea of soft robots. Robots, but smoother, nicer looking, and probably squishier. It explained the mechanics of them as well, pumps and robotic muscles rather than gears and pistons.

My opinion about this article and probably a lot more future articles is that scientists should just slow down, nobody likes you. At least not me any way. I just really don't like how complex everything has gotten. Sure I may still be growing up and future science stuff has always existed during my life time, but I would like everything to be simpler.

So, shut up scientists...

Black Hole Movie

I get a 2012/ Armageddon feeling from this movie.

The article explained that the movie, "Interstellar" is about humanity needing to leave Earth due to massive crop failures. For the rest of the article it explained about the mechanics behind black holes and what would actually need to happen for this movie's technology to happen in real life.

My opinion about this is that I don't think any of this science and technology would ever work in real life. Sure we have gotten to Mars and the moon, but that's easy, just send a rocket up, but there is too much sketchy science and figures that I feel like scientists just come up with.

I will not be watching this movie in theaters. The only way I will ever watch it is if I am REALLY bored and it's the only thing on TV (most likely on the syfy channel).

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