HORRAY FOR 4 MONTHS OFF OF SCHOOL! :D

And I feel like I've learned nothing. In electricity, I've learned about resistors (series-parallel, delta-y, networking theorems), capacitors and inductors. Not a whole lot in my eyes. Plus there's vector addition, phasors and other stuff... but who cares about that?

So on the ends of a film, the title is supposed to be printed on it. But for some reason, Saw VI says "Peaches" on all of the tails (there's 5 or 6 reels, I didn't put this one together and I forgot to look). This is the first time I've seen this in the time I've worked projection at a movie theatre, which is just over a year.

http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/684 8/23287646730.jpg

http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/485 1/23287649290.jpg

I'm pretty cool.

http://www.siast.sk.ca/programs_course s_descriptions/ELOE.shtml

So over the summer I actually worked on some music stuff a bit. I didn't finish any of it though, a lot of it I just can't think of a way to finish or anything. I doubt I'll finish them, but here's three drum and bass songs and an ambient one, all unfinished: http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen /266334

And because you care, I'm moving to Moose Jaw, SK in a week. Exciting, moving to a retirement city to go to school.

KInd of just a pice of a thing I put together using samples. The bass is taken from API - Fabricate (I know I shouldn't do that, but it's fun), and the drums are from Koriigahn / Para sample pack, which seems to be down.

Anyway, here it is: http://www.zshare.net/audio/61525371f4 077cfd/

The good stuff is halfway in.

Made in Inventor 2009.

I did this thing in school. It was my last project of the year, and it was pretty hard. I was given the real life piece, so then I measured it, sketched it, and produced the 3D model in the program. Then I use the 3D model to create a dimensioned version of it. It was pretty frustrating to make, but I think it looks cool... it's also a Skills Canada project, so I guess I didn't do to bad finishing it on my own. :D

Made in Inventor 2009.

It's not completely done, but I've done so much work on it I lost interest in completely finishing it.

I wanted to try out Inventor 2009 at home, so I made this pretty quick.

Higher resolution @ Image Shack

I got it, because my school has an agreement with Autodesk so I can use it at home for 13 months.

Cool stuff.