Month: July 2013
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Live @ Trancendance
Here’s my latest set, recorded live during a guest mix I did on the Trancendance radio show with DJ Smiley Mike, which airs every Sunday night from 10pm-midnight on CiTR 101.9fm here in Vancouver. Alexander Hamilton – 2013-07-21 – Live @ Trancendance This is one of the only times I’ve…
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21st century asbestos
Graphene, carbon nanotubes, and other forms of “nano” materials are surely going to be a catastrophe. Perhaps we’ll find a way to control these new materials, but right now it’s hard to ignore the damage they will do to our own bodies and to our environment. Graphene ‘miracle material’ could…
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Good riddance
Finally, what has always been, for as long as I can remember, one of the ugliest buildings in the Lower Mainland has been stripped and gutted. This used to be Eaton’s, then Sears, but it was always hideous. It doesn’t matter what they do now, it will be an improvement.
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Header images
Apart from adding the VFX image gallery and demo reel pages, the biggest update to the site so far has definitely been the series of header images. I’ve gone through a good chuck of my photo album and picked out, cropped, and uploaded images that will give people a general…
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It’s coming together…
Well, I think I’ve found a WordPress template that I like enough, and have it customized with some of my own photos and colours. Thoughts? I have to say, they still have really crappy tools for working with images and media. Maybe I’m missing some extra options, but so far…
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Techno & Trance
For those people who don’t understand the difference between Techno and Trance music, I’ve got a couple of examples here that should make it about as clear as is possible. Techno: Trance: The differences in mood, intent, and emotion can’t possibly be more obvious in my mind. That’s…
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Exploring WordPress
I can tell this is going to be a process, and eventually I’m almost certainly going to need to pay for the customization upgrade to get my own colours and fonts going on. Still, it will be significantly cheaper than using private hosting, and is no where near as much…
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