Battlestar Galactica Ringtones
Following up with my earlier post – here are 2 Battlestar Galactica iPhone ringtones that I created for myself some time ago: The Sense of Six (always a personal favorite) and Passacaglia.
Following up with my earlier post – here are 2 Battlestar Galactica iPhone ringtones that I created for myself some time ago: The Sense of Six (always a personal favorite) and Passacaglia.
Dwight Schrute: Did you ever watch Battlestar Galactica?
Guy: No.
Dwight Schrute: No? Then you are an idiot.
Dwight was right. When I started watching Battlestar Galactica for the first time a couple of months ago, I had many doubts about it. However, those were instantly washed away as the series proved to be compelling, engaging, extremely realistic, emotional and well acted. I will never fraking forgive myself for not picking up this television masterpiece years ago.
Favorite 1: Apocalypse (Live)
Favorite 2: The Shape of Things To Come
A sometimes overlooked aspect is a soundtrack, which in the case of BSG proved to be very powerful in setting its dark and tense tone with its haunting, tribal-like drums and other percussion instruments, as well as a very melancholy score with vocals. It truly surpasses anything in sci-fi television, or indeed ANY television that has come before. It is, just as the original series “Star Trek” music was, dramatic and memorable, and perfectly tailored to each scene; but it is far more grand and far more eclectic in its style. This it what happens when you get a really talented composer, and give him broad leeway to exploit his talent.
Day trading refers to the practice of buying and selling financial instruments within the same trading day such that all positions are usually closed before the market close for the trading day.
I’ve been day trading stocks in a consistent basis for the past couple of weeks on TD Ameritrade. Needless to say, it’s a very dangerous and thrilling activity. I’ve made a lot of (expensive) mistakes so far – as expected – but this has only pushed me to educate myself thoroughly on the subject.
I’m going through 3 books – n00bish books, admittedly – that range from the psychology of trading to more extensive technical analysis details:
I’m particularly fond on Turner’s book. It explores the mindset and psychology of the market – why price action occurs, breakdowns, breakthroughs and how a day trader can benefit from this. It also goes through a rather lacking area of mine: Discipline.
Amazon finally got it right – I’m in love with my Kindle Touch 3G and have already consumed 3 books since I got it a week ago. The reading experience is far superior than on the iPad 2 or any other e-Reader I’ve ever tried.