Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Spring Sushi Japanese Restaurant and My Car prt4
Friday, December 4, 2009
Spring Sushi Japanese Restaurant and My Car prt3
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Spring Sushi Japanese Restaurant and My Car prt2
Friday, November 27, 2009
World of Warcraft wants me Back
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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Spring Sushi Japanese Restaurant and My Car
Location: 1508 Upper James Street, Hamilton, ON L9B 1K3 http://is.gd/54kUY
Phonenumber: (905) 383-6866
Landlords: Crombie http://www.crombiereit.ca/en/lease_main.aspx?PID=91
Upper James Square: http://www.crombiereit.ca/en/lease_floorplan.aspx?PID=91
On November 10th 09 Spring Sushi Japanese Restaurant was being painted in the afternoon, while I was working. From my position in Starbucks I could see my car and the men painting. Since there was no blocked off area and the painters seemed to be professional I don't see a reason to move my car. Well it turns out I was wrong, about the painters being professional. I left work at night and the next day I saw that my car was covered in specs of pink paint.
First I talked to the people at Crombie REIT. From my dealing with them, they seem to be nice people who understand customer relations. The only hard part is trying to get a hold of them, while they are in the office. They did leave a message every time I called though.
Then yesterday I got a call from Day (his name). From what I understand he is one of the leaders at Spring Sushi. The conversation in a whole felt less professional. At one point in the conversation Day said something along the lines of “Bring the car in so I can see it. This paint comes off easy”
I said “Don't tell me that. Its been on my car for two weeks and why would you put paint that comes off easy on the outside of your building?”
Any ways, he seemed to be trying to make it seem like less of a problem than it is, although he did apologize. We agreed to meet today at 11am.
At 11am I arrived at Spring Sushi. Looking for Day I walked around the building. Day was not there but Jan (or something like that) was there. I didn't have to explain anything to him. Jan asked to see the car. He held the same belief that the paint easily comes off things that you don't want it on. He said “All be right back”
Jan came back outside with a dripping wet, visibly dirty, sponge
“Is that just water?” I asked.
“Yes, yes just water”
Jan went on showing me how the paint could just wash off. He did this be rubbing so hard that it took of the pink paint and left visitable scratch marks (witch did look like they could be buffed away) on the bumper of my car. None the less, he can't wash my whole car like that, it would ruin the original paint.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Beauty of the Beast
What is beauty without humanity?
Humanity is capable of a great spectrum of things.
Thus, there will be people who exploit it.
And there will be people who protect it.
Beauty is precious and delicate.
Thus, there will be people who exploit it.
And there will be people who protect it.
Only when humanity gently holds beauty will it be priceless.
Only when beauty is found with humanity will it be safe.
Yet every chance they have to come together, we separate them.
Beauty becomes something you can buy.
Humanity becomes a beast.
Our hunt for beauty torments humanity so much, that we destroy ourselves trying to grasp it.
What is humanity with beauty?
What is beauty with humanity?
By: Mark Biasutti
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Lets Play a Game
You start off in a hallway. There are 5 doors (doors A,B,C,D and E), a speaker on the wall, fireplace and a comfy chair.. A voice comes over the speaker and explains that you are playing an important game. Then the voice tells you the rules, they are as follows:
Each of the 5 doors lead to offices. These doors are all unlocked. Each office has a different layout, cleanliness, organization and items.
Each office has 2 more doors, that each lead to a place. Door 1 can open to a place of happiness and good feelings. Door 2 opens to a place of suffering and pain. Door 1s are locked and Door 2s are unlocked. Every individual door has a individual lock. To be clear, Office A has Door 1A and Door 2A. Office B has Door 1B and Door 2B and so on, following the same pattern. Only one Door 1 actually has a key that works with the lock. All Door 2s open to some place. Therefore, there is only one true office and the rest are wrong but look, possibly, right.
Each office has a hidden key for its Door 1. Only one hidden key will open Door 1 of the correct office. The other keys are fakes. If you use the right key in the right office you can enter Door 1. If you use the fake key in the wrong office you will permanently lock the correct Door 1 instead.
Also, in every room there is a book, titled “How to Overcome Pain and Suffering” which does just that. If read and interpreted properly the book will give you the power to overcome pain and suffering nullifying (at the least) the problem of Door 2.
You have a time limit but it is undefined. When your time runs out the offices lock. Once your time is out, you can open Door 1 with a key or by ramming it. If your are in the right room the key will open the door to the happy place. You can also open Door 1 by ramming the door. In doing this there is a random chance it will open to the place of Door 2 instead. In any other case all doors turn into doors that open to the suffering place.
Statistically:
If you stick to one room, you will have a 50% chance of finding a key in that room in time.
You have 10% chance of finding one key in time if you choose multiple rooms.
You have a random chance of being locked into the right office.
A 100% chance of the correct Door 1 opening when rammed and a random chance of it opening to either place.
A 0% chance of the wrong Door 1s opening when rammed.
You have a 24% chance of finding a book, in each room, and 26% chance of reading it in time. Furthermore you will only have a 0.1% chance of finding a key, in time, after reading the book.
The message ends and your time starts, what do you do?
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Slide to Water
It's all about point of view. This water looks big and deep but it is the opposite. Come see more of my pictures at flickr. I hope to use blog spot and flickr together more often.
