Finals week was last week and I think I did pretty well. I spent the weekend moving into my new place on Long Island! I found a house for a really sweet deal. I still can’t believe it and the place is fully furnished with plenty of space to run around. The crib is in Selden, LI. Below are some pictures of the new place.

It’s soo sweet! Muhahahaha

Hey all! I just got back from Kentucky yesterday and whoO, that was a great experience. The trip was made possible by the Undergraduate Geology Club here at Stony Brook University. We were on the road for 40 hours this weekend and spent like 12 in the largest cave system in the world, Mammoth Cave. It was an amazing site to see, we all agree that it was the best adventure ever! We also camped out for a night at the national park camp grounds which is directly right on top of the cave system.

What I liked most about it was the extensive history of the caves, discovered somewhere back in the late 1700’s. It was so much fun! I wish I could go again, but I will, probably this summer. The overall experience was unforgettable!

Getting involved with clubs and organizations on campus can open up free perks like this all the time! Yeah, the trip was free! hehe

The next couple of months will be a challenge for me as I get myself into many new ventures. I aim at going forward with a positive state of mind. First of all, I’ve been planning to update my blog to WordPress 2.5 but I don’t know how that will affect my website. Plugin compatibility, etc..

Now to the busy part of my life, I just got back from a NYPIRG conference at Albany. It was a great learning experience and it was lots of fun! It was great to see old friends and meet new ones. I’m in a dilemma of weather to return to canvassing or work at school as an orientation leader and canvass at NYPIRG’s Huntington branch. But I really want to do it in NYC.

For those of you who know me, you know that I’m very much involved in enrollment of new students for SUNY Stony Brook. I do the IM’s chats, blogs, podcasts and more. I also founded SBUGuide which is the greatest unofficial Stony Brook website aimed at helping Stony Brook become a better unversity all around. SBUGuide has just gotten off the ground strong with new rules of organization that is much more effective than what it was.

I’m getting a new car!! Well not new, but it would be my first car. A Nissan Sentra 1.8L GXE. I’m so excited about that. I’ve been calling up different insurance companies all day to the most accurate quote. I’m also moving off campus next semester which is why I need one.

My roommate and I is possibly starting a music promotion/production company. This will be a good way for us to keep in contact with each other after we move off campus next semester. Creating media and promoting bands across the tri-state area with our skill set.

So there’s a lot of important decisions I have to make in the next couple of months.

I just got back home from an unforgettable day in the city. Union Square was filled with thousands of people just whacking each other with light feathered pillows. It was great because it’s truly a stress reliever from everyday life, and it was a great way to meet new people! My spring break couldn’t have ended better. I’ll have to return to school tomorrow or today if you want to get technical, it’s after 12.

However I was surprised to see some people bitch about doing this in a public place. They were saying that the mess left behind was wasting our tax dollars for cleanup. Lighten up and have fun, those people probably are stuck in their dead end jobs anyway.

Anyway, I’m can’t wait for Pillow Fight 2009. Will anyone care to join!? Oh and I had world famous Junior’s Cheesecake for the first time, it was delicious but not after the first slice. I got full FAST!

Long time since I last made my entry. I’ve been buying a lot of things on eBay, making podcasts for school, designing several websites. Introduced myself to a couple of new web 2.0 services I’ve grown to love. A lot of volunteering, and just plain hanging out.

Started playing roller hockey with friends, got myself some Missions skates, hockey stick and gloves. Can’t wait till it gets warmer so we can get everyone to play.

The web 2.0 stuff I mentioned before are NetVibes, a cool customizable widget homepage. Pandora, a web based internet radio that works charms without any ads.

Just got back from seeing “The Daily Show” live with Jon Stewart. Till next time, later.

Hey everyone! We’ve all been back for about a week here at Stony Brook, and things kick off at an exciting time! I just watched the Superbowl on TV yesterday with a bunch of friends in my room, Eli’s pass and his ability to avoid a sac was amazing! That was a moment of sports history that is truly memorable! We had chips and dip and soda! It was great, everyone was watching! I’m glad that the Giants won, they went on to defeat the undefeated New England Patriots (18-1)!s

Tomorrow is also Super Tuesday! The day where Republicans and Democrats get to choose their Presidential Candidates in the primaries! This is also very exciting because finally a change will happen in our government. So I’m gonna vote tomorrow at the Student Activity Center. Doors open from 6AM to 9PM.

I was actually volunteering part of my afternoon today to make phone calls to remind people to vote on Super Tuesday for NYPIRG (New York Public Interest Research Group). We believe students need to vote because we have the power to change the future!

For a while now, I have been in search of local blogs, blogs about people and their lives. I was tired of seeing blogs that are active just for the purpose of making ad revenue and those who blog about how to make $$ online. Those are great, I read those when I want new tips for AdSense but sometimes I just want to read some old fashion blogs about New York. The one I currently read, Gothamist, is great but I wanted something more local and more personal.

Call me nosy but I want to know what people in my community is doing. NYCBloggers does the trick! NYCBloggers is a blog directory that focuses on quality blogs from New Yorkers in the five boroughs. The way they organize it is genius! They classify blogs by the bloggers’ subway stop! I live on Saratoga Ave on the 3 line and there are currently 2 other bloggers who are registered at that subway station. I’m about to be the 3rd once I’m approved!

I just think this is a innovative way to connect bloggers in NYC, I mean, lets face it, everyone in the city takes the subway and I’m sure they are interested in bloggers that live near them. NYCBloggers does a great job at connecting the local NYC blogosphere!

Yep, this month marks my first year of blogging! I’m proud of what I have produced here, raised some good money with ads and allowed me to share my knowledge to the public.

However, I believe I did not do enough in terms of consistency and quality of the content. Hopefully 2008 will give me time to do this but it is defiantly going to be hard. I’m juggling a few things, school, work and my personal life.

I’m just glad that I can contribute to the growing blogosphere!