To stand in Claudio's presence is to bask in the splendor of raw genius. Not only does he bear the name of the incredible hero himself, but he is the one who created it all. Claudio Sanchez, frontman of rock band Coheed & Cambria, bases his lyrics on the graphic novels he has spun out of the inner workings of his incredible imagination. Not only is the story deeply intricate, lyrics profound and artistic, but the actual music is evocative, compelling and intense! It is art in its purest form.
Once upon a time, a man was born of two hero's: Coheed and Cambria. He - Claudio, bore a masterpiece or a tale, if you will. One of epic proportions. Entering life in the realm of Heaven's Fence, a group of 78 planetary systems connected by a visible energy beam known as the Keywork, messianic Claudio became the true warrior in the fight against the tyrannous dictator who, among thousands of other innocents, killed Claudio's family. He undertook his role as prophesied savior of the Fence to take down that man who believed himself above God, himself, and to save the humanity.
This class has been difficult, demanding and next to impossible for me. The coding we have been learning is completely like learning a different language… so I call it the language of Geek. I feel like I can make this claim because I have learned Spanish and Russian to the point of fluency. Neither compare to the confusion html, css and php have all brought to my life. When I spend time looking at code, I cannot seem to articulate words on a normal scale. Which is why it has been a bad idea to try to do any kind of other homework on days when I work on web design. My mind does not function in a mathematical way, nor am I good at memorization. Both are qualities necessary to succeed in such a practice as this.
I am thankful for being able to learn web design, however, even though I feel like I have a long way to go to become competent in it. But with the career path I am planning on taking, it will help greatly! That has already been proven to me. So, thank you Brother Judkins for introducing me to this impossible language!
