WordPress is in da house!
It's been tough but we are finally live on
WordPress! Now that we are on a more robust system, expect to hear a lot more from us. I'm not promising that we'll be more interesting, just that you can expect more of it. Lucky you!
Actually, I'm excited about the new site. I know Ed plans to post a lot more and we might even be able to coax Gregg and Dan from their cocoons every once in a while.
We've added a few bells and whistles, like the flickr streams to your right, comments, and a few other things. Make us proud with your displays of brilliance and drop us a line. Of course, you're always welcome to the
forums, which we also recently upgraded, so check it all out and let us know what you think.
Big thanks to
Dan Karcher, who labored under sweatshop conditions to get us up and running!
Look for some announcements about
Altered here real soon!
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Welcome back, guys!
All that horror out there, all that horror to come. DO tell us what’s up with Altered.
Lookin’ forward to some exciting news
::Note to self–wear pants::
Good stuff here, Karchmeister. (quelle surprise) Are you SURE you don’t live in an alternate reality where there are 26-hour days and coffee flowing through your veins where the rest of us have corpuscles?
Don’t let the gang fool ya, these aren’t sweatshop conditions by any means, rather – it is working for a higher standard. And that’s what haxan’s all about (to me): a higher standard.
I have a friend (Kays Alatrachi) who once told me about how he was pushed and pushed to the limits in composing a score for a film. Sweat poured, as did the coffee for many an hour, and what resulted was better than he expected, and the by-product of it all was bettering himself, and raising the bar ten-fold.
That’s not a sweatshop, that’s life 101. And life’s too short to cut class.
…not too short to chase the short skirts of course.