04 April, 2006
Just another Monday
Well today was not as good as it seems for me,anyway Cynthia from SoftTech called me at nite an told me to go for an interview in Redhill tomorrow. I was watching the remake of my favourite shows which I downloaded from the internet for the last few days and I spend the whole nite watching the movies for about 4hours as I needed to chill out on my own.It is really a nice remake if the movie,I kinda love 2 of the ladies in the movie, Grace Park n Katie Sackhoff,they are quite beautiful and I like the way both of them played their roles. For an asian Grace has the looks of a perfect woman for the perfect man. While for Katie, she is the kind that the Bad Boys will love in a woman, she got all the adrenalin n fire in her.
Wow it was like watching more than 8 shows at a go.Still downloading more and intend to watch them this couple of days on my own. Sometimes how I wish this was the 29th century or something like that where we could see things and explore the universe.There is always something interesting to learn far from our planet or solar system where mankind has never been. Space exploration has been an interest in me for a very long time.Who knows what may be out there, there might be aliens or other life forms that are superior to the human race with technologies that we have never seen in our life.Well I will surely enjoy watching the movies of Battlestar Galactica to come.You can go to www.skyone.co.uk to check out what they have in store in the tv guide. Let me give you a brief description of Battlestar Galactica:
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA INTRO:
It has been more than 40 years since the humans of the 12 Colonies of Kobol did battle with the Cylons, the sentient robots that turned on their creators with deadly results. The robots have observed the armistice that ended the Cylon War, but the promised diplomatic relations between man and machine never materialized. The Cylons remained quiet for years and soon their threat was all but forgotten...
The Battlestar Galactica served with honour in the Cylon War, but times have changed. The 50-year-old vessel now stands as a relic of a bygone era. In Galactica's day, technology was deliberately kept simple to avoid the Cylon enemies who could infiltrate all but the most basic computer systems. But with the dawn of the post-Cylon age, the vessel has become obsolete. Now the venerable warship, once the pride of the Colonial fleet, is scheduled to be decommissioned and converted into a flying museum. Commander Adama (Edward James Olmos) watches with mixed emotions as his ship is turned into a tourist attraction and publicist Aaron Doral (Matthew Bennett) prepares to lead groups of civilians through its halls.
For now, Adama is still in command of Galactica, but there are signs everywhere that the end is near. Preparations for the ceremony are in full swing. Education Minister Laura Roslin (Mary McDonnell) has arrived with her executive assistant Billy Keikeya (Paul Campbell). Chief Petty Officer Tyrol (Aaron Douglas) has brought in Adama's old Viper fighter, and even managed to enlist the commander's estranged son Lee, a.k.a. Apollo (Jamie Bamber), to take the lead in the ceremonial flyby that will mark the Galactica's official retirement.
Meanwhile, on Caprica, one of the 12 Colonies, Gaius Baltar (James Callis), an intellectually gifted (if ethically questionable) scientist, has unwittingly opened the door to humanity's deadliest enemy. Allowing his lust to overcome his better judgment, Baltar has become involved with a stunning young woman (Tricia Helfer) who hides an unthinkable secret. Brilliant as well as beautiful, she helped Baltar design the navigation program for the Colonial fleet, planning all the while to use the knowledge she gained of the Defence Department computer systems for her company's benefit. But the greater secret is that she is actually one of a new breed of Cylon - virtually indistinguishable from human beings. Known only as Number Six, she and the other members of her "company" are planning to destroy their human creators.
The attack is swift and deadly. Mushroom clouds bloom on the surface of Caprica and the other Colonies as the cities are peppered with thermonuclear devices. In space, the modern, computer-equipped fighters and battlestars are helpless against the Cylon ships. The destruction is all but total. The leadership of the 12 Colonies is annihilated.
Laura Roslin, originally 43rd in the line of succession, now finds herself President. And Adama, commander of a museum ship, has become the highest-ranking military official left alive.
As the Cylon attack continues, the human race fights back as best it can. But the battle is lost before it's begun. Laura and Adama are forced to sacrifice the lives of the few to save the many. Everything and everyone is dedicated to preserving the future of the human race - the children and what remain of mankind's great thinkers…geniuses like Baltar.
In the end, Adama leads a ragtag fleet of fighters, including his best pilot, Kara Starbuck Thrace (Katee Sackhoff) and his son Apollo in what seems to be an unwinnable battle. Together, they must face the ultimate decision: Do they make one final stand against the Cylons, hoping to triumph against all odds… or do they flee in search of another hospitable world?
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Tuesday, April 04, 2006 ::
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Well today was not as good as it seems for me,anyway Cynthia from SoftTech called me at nite an told me to go for an interview in Redhill tomorrow. I was watching the remake of my favourite shows which I downloaded from the internet for the last few days and I spend the whole nite watching the movies for about 4hours as I needed to chill out on my own.It is really a nice remake if the movie,I kinda love 2 of the ladies in the movie, Grace Park n Katie Sackhoff,they are quite beautiful and I like the way both of them played their roles. For an asian Grace has the looks of a perfect woman for the perfect man. While for Katie, she is the kind that the Bad Boys will love in a woman, she got all the adrenalin n fire in her.
