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On 9/5/2010 12:21 AM, Apathy [AGQx] wrote:
> On Sat, 04 Sep 2010 23:45:31 -0400, ImperiusDamian
> <damianblack.wolf@gmail.com>  wrote:
>
>> On 9/4/2010 11:40 PM, Apathy [AGQx] wrote:
>>> I check in about once a month...right about the same time as shark
>>> week for the Mrs.
>>>
>>> I played Fallout 3 all summer because I never did finish it last year
>>> or play any of the add-ons...just in time for New Vegas.
>>>
>>> I also wasted time on Mass Effect 2, Just Cause 2, Dragon Age
>>> Awakening,&   BioShock 2. Metro 2033 was pretty good too along with
>>> Singularity for a bit.
>>>
>>> Now it's back to school, so no more game time.
>>>
>>> ...but I do get to teach a couple of Video Game Design classes...How
>>> fuckin' cool is that?
>>>
>>
>> Nice! :D
>>
>> I'm just being lazy: modding Diablo II is the closest I get to game
>> design. ;)
>
> Well, as is true with many U.S. teachers (Texas teachers, doubly so),
> I'm no expert in what they've assigned me to teach.
>
> But it's going to be fun learning with the students.  They already
> know I'm just an old gamer from way back and not some programming and
> design engineer, but they're actually happier with this situation.
> It's not like it's a real hardcore computer science class anyway.
>
> It's an elective that's offered along with a bunch of other technology
> courses we've just started to offer in the school district as we move
> away from the old Industrial Arts model of Career&  Technology classes
> and try to drag this backasswards podunk town into the 21st Century.
>
> I'm just lucky to be on board here at the beginning considering the
> state of funding and teaching jobs that aren't part of the "core"
> curriculum of Math, Science, Language Arts, and Social Studies.
>
> Sorry, that's probably more than you cared to know, but I get kind of
> excited about what I get to do. I'm also teaching Concepts of
> Engineering, Commercial Photography and Multimedia, and Graphic
> Design. I'm just praying that they'll keep funding the program.
>

Hey, that sounds pretty awesome to me! At least you're enthusiastic for 
the subject, unlike many teachers! ;)

> So...  I totally missed the whole emigration/immigration story. E-mail
> me about it if you feel like it.  I'm interested. The last I heard,
> you had some sort of chronic fatigue problems and were living
> somewhere like Alderney or Sark  ;)

Mmmm, that must be somebody else, LOL! Never been to either place, and 
the only chronic fatigue was due to the long commutes to and from my 
job. LOL!

Anyway, look for an e-mail from damianblack dot wolf at that gmail place ;)