Arrival in the Philippines

We arrived at Incheon Airport (near Seoul) around 4:30 pm. The Korean airport was really nice, so modern and clean looking. We got some food. I had a Subway sandwich and Dr Pepper! Because every time I see Dr Pepper in a foreign country I have to try it. It tasted slightly different, better than the Dr Pepper I had in Greece though.


Our next flight to Manila was at 7:30 pm. This plane was not as big and more cramped. There were hardly any free seats so we had to sit next to someone. This flight was about 4 hours. It felt like 8. We still had tv screens to watch whatever we would like so that was cool. I mostly tried to sleep on this flight but it was impossible. I couldn't get comfortable. But still...Korean Air way better than Delta...plus this flight was also on time.

We arrived in Manila around 10:30 pm and we got our luggage quickly. Yay, no lost luggage! The process of getting through customs was fast too. It took us forever to find our hotel shuttle connection though. We eventually had to call our hotel because there were so many people and we couldn't find our guy. We didn't get to the hotel until around 12:30 am. I was so tired and grumpy. I also wasn't very impressed with the hotel at the time ahaha.

Philippines! Flying Day.

Woke up today around 7 to get ready for our 12:45 flight from O'Hare. it was nice having time in the morning before the flight, usually we are always flying so early.

When we got to the airport we checked in with Korean Air. Usually when we fly we take one backpack and a small roller for carry ons but they would only allow us to bring one so we had to check our rollers. This made me so nervous because I hate losing luggage. I've had my luggage lost once and ever since then I pack so I will not need to check in a bag. But there was nothing we could do.

The flight from Chicago to Seoul was about 14 hours. It was on time (last time when we flew with Delta to the Philippines every flight was delayed). The flight wasn't full and we got lucky because the 3rd seat in our section was not taken so we had a lot more room. Compared to Delta Airlines the seats on Korean Air were much more roomy. Every seat had a screen on it to watch movies and play games.

I got some wine and Silver Linings Playbook was the first movie I watched. It was pretty good. Then for lunch they served Bibimbap (Korean dish). For airplane food it was actually pretty good.

After lunch I read some and then checked out the games I could play. Then I watched Life of Pi. I tried sleeping but I don't think I slept much. The guy in front of me kept opening his window shade to look outside. I didn't understand why someone would need to look outside so much! Seriously you can't really see anything! But overall, flying with Korean Air was sooooo much better than flying with Delta.

By the time we only had about 4 hours of flying time left I was ready to be off. It happened like this last time. I got so restless and couldn't wait to get out!

Today's Clicky Clicky results in Korean Homeless Singer

Before I talk about the Korean Homeless Singer, I should first explain what "clicky clicky" is. Derived from the internet verb phrase "Click Here", this is a term I use to represent the act of clicking through videos on youtube based off of the thumbnails of the videos. Through the act of clicky clicky one could have started their normal YouTube session while watching Pearl Jam music videos but somehow end up watching videos of the voluptuous Ladies of Spanish Network Television. (Just ran a quick clicky clicky test for Peal Jam and ended up here, http://youtu.be/zuwMqfNdQ6g Not as crazy of a deviation as I explained but hopefully you get my meaning)

Anyways, so today's Clicky Clicky found me the following video. At first as I was watching it, I was like man this build up is so lame. But then I got to the moment I was waiting for from the start of the video and I was like WTF!? Not bad, not bad at all. So I thought I'd share.

So far to date

So far the web video thing is going along ok. Slow pace. Hopefully though as more and more people get interested in helping out. The more fun it will become and the more frequent posting will occur.

I can't wait to get the Cyberlink program. I feel like it can't come any sooner.

Hopefully it will be exactly what I need right now to get the type of video edits that I'm looking for. Nothing fancy. Nothing HD crazy. Just good enough to get the editing I need.

Cyberlink Powerdirector 10

So after looking over several reviews I finally settled on getting Powerdirector 10. I know there are bigger and better programs out there. But I'm a super amateur, and need to start somewhere. I'm really looking forward to using it. Hopefully its as user-friendly as they say it is.

I have a good number of projects I want to get off the ground and hopefully this will get me in the air.

A little format change.

So I'm changing the layout of error42.com.

Just a few little changes. Got rid of any images that would probably fail a SOPA test.

Got a few ideas percolating for the web video series I want to do. As well as some home movie ideas. Gotta get things moving. Start scheduling things and planning things.

Now...... what to do right now?

~E42

Woo Hoo Episode 1 of the Amontillado Group

Alright! Finally got some videos uploaded. One of many!

This first Episode of the Amontillado Group is about online dating. It's about a 30 minute conversation. Figure this is a good amount of time for these. Hopefully these videos aren't that bad; it's a learning experience right? Gotta start somewhere.

Amontillado Group, for those that do not know, is simply the name that Valmonuni and I came up with to represent ourselves. There's a bit of back story behind the name, but that's not too important.

So yeah, hopefully this will turn into an ongoing thing. And maybe just maybe people will like it and watch more of it.

Oh well.

Laters.



Part 1


Part 2


Part 3