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Sunday, August 27, 2006

Good news, everyone!

I have terrible news. As the first anniversary of my most recent post passed last month, I found that my website had disappeared from the internet. Thank you, prohosting.com, for dumping my site without a warning note - or at least not one that I can find in any junk or spam filter I looked in. It was for the best, really. As the second anniversary of my very first post passed shortly thereafter, I invested in some alternate methods of posting content to the internet, none of which, I'm proud to say, involve MySpace.com. Now, between Blogger, flickr, veoh, and .mac, I have a completely decentralized personal webspace. Blogger hosts my home page. Photos points to the 2,000+ photos Chris and I have posted on flickr.com. Films points to downloadable MPEG4s at Veoh.com. There are now RSS feeds available for all three sites. Wow, huh?

So what's the good news? I used flickr to post this entry with a recent picture of me with my new haircut.

IMG_3076.JPG, originally uploaded by khunter.

Isn't technology amazing. Now you can see me waiting for an oil change. I know you were wondering what I've been doing with all my free time. I suppose you'd rather see pictures from my recent 10 year college reunion. Well, I never seem to take a camera to New York. Too much to worry about. Sorry. I can only carry one bag.

So...what's the good news? Alright, alright. I may have at least two more reasons this year and one coming up in January for you to come visit my site and look around. I'll be in Vegas for Thanksgiving, North Carolina for Xmas, and Tokyo in January. Yep. Tokyo.

In the meantime, Chris and I are constantly uploading photos to flickr. Be warned. Not many of them contain people. I also managed to get my senior project film from Bard up on veoh along with my other later films. I really recommend downloading the films to see better quality than I was ever able to offer on the prohosting.com Real server and their piddly 200MBs of storage. I've found that 16mm and S8 film translate really nicely to 320x240 resolution video. Ironic, huh?

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