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 Christopher Fudurich's Profile |
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A little neglect may breed great mischief. |
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| Age: | 99 years old |
| Sex: | Male |
| Location: | downtown los angeles, California |
| Country: |  United States |
| Height: | 6' 2" |
| Zodiac: |  Libra (Sep 23 - Oct 22) |
| Last Login: | Jun 24, 2008 (105 days back) |
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About Me |
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| hi! my name is chris fudurich. i produce and mix records. i am a proud canadian. suck it. my discography on allmusic.com christopherfudurich.com |
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My Interests |
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| Mixing and Producing. all things canadian. tout canadien de choses error related negativity single nucleotide polymorphisms The Ostar Lighting LED, which will be launched on the market this summer, can provide sufficient light for a desk from a height of two meters, for example. Its small size also enables the creation of completely new lamp shapes.A lumen (lm) is the unit of measurement for the amount of light emitted by a light source. A 60-watt light bulb emits 730 lm, while a 50-watt halogen lamp has an output of approximately 900 lm. To achieve the 1,000 lm output for the tiny Ostar Lighting LED, the experts at Siemens’ Osram subsidiary employed a sophisticated system for high chip-packing density, whereby the researchers managed to integrate six high-performance LED lighting chips into the unit’s small housing. Each chip has an area of only one square millimeter, which makes for very concentrated overall luminosity.Different types of LEDs are used today in various areas, for example as background lighting in cell phone displays, as well as in car turn-signal lights, brake lights, and daytime running lights. The benefits are obvious: The diodes are extremely small and consume little energy because they efficiently convert electricity into light. The Ostar Lighting LED, for example, produces 75 lumens per watt at 350 milli-amperes of operating current — much more than an incandescent lamp, which only converts a fraction of the electricity supplied into light, with the rest lost as heat energy. In addition, LEDs contain no lead or mercury, which makes them very environmentally friendly. They also last around ten times longer than halogen lamps and 50 times longer than incandescent lamps, thereby helping to significantly reduce maintenance costs. |
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I'd like to meet:you, baby. you. people with an iq over 140. no dummies please. a woman with a kung-fu grip if you want me to add you, you must pick who i have to delete. seriously. The dumb shit from Philips that is lobbying congress to make incandescent light bulbs illegal and to use Philips fluorescent blubs instead. Oh yeah, there is poisonous mercury in those and they tend to blow up or not function at all. WTF is wrong with people?? Use L.E.D. lighting instead to conserve energy. Tell a friend. |
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Music:AbbaBeatles blue peter bob marley brian eno cabaret Voltaire cardigans chalk circle chemical brothers china crisis coldplay catherine wheel dalbello david baerwald dead or alive devo Dirty Little Secret donna summer duran duran echo and the bunnymen Elvis Costello facing new york failure falco fat boy slim Fielding finch fixx fm Foreign Born frank sinatra front 242 gary numan genesis Gordon lightfoot Hall and oates Hank Williams Heaven 17 Howard jones Images in vogue Inspiral carpets International noise conspiracy Japan jimmy eat world Joan armatrading kevin gilbert (R.I.P.) Killing joke Kmfdm Kraftwerk Lamb Leonard cohen Level 42 Linkin park Lou reed Loverboy Machines of loving grace Manic street preachers Marc almond Martha and the muffins Matthew sweet Meatloaf Ministry Mission uk Moev My bloody valentine nada surf Naked eyes Neil diamond Neil young New order new pornographers Nik Kershaw nine inch nails Norah jones Nwa Oasis Oingo boingo Omd Orbital Our lady peace Outkast OZMA! (they gave me cancer) Ozzy Paul simon Payola$ Peter Gabriel Pink floyd platinum blonde Propaganda Psychedelic furs Pukka orchestra Pulp Queen Queensryche Radiohead Refused Rolling stones Rough trade Roxy music Rush Rubens Accomplice rx bandits Saga Scritti politti Seal Shamen Shreikback Sigur ros Simple minds Skinny puppy Soft cell Somerset Soul coughing spoons Square pusher Stan getz Stiff little fingers Strange advance Stranglers Styx Supertramp Talk talk Tears for fears The Appearance The City Drive The Outline Time Tom petty Tool Tori amos Toto Type o negative U2 ultravox Vangelis Vast Wall of voodoo Wang chung Wendy and lisa Who wire World party Xtc Xymox Yaz yes |
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Movies:i love movies! well yeah but let me expand on that for a second. i love movies that are set in early 80's l.a. e.g. repo man, blue thunder, terminator... and then movies that are set in 70's new york. e.g. french connection, dog day afternoon, taking of pelham one two three, the hot rock, three days of the condor. the late 60's gave me some really cool things like easy rider, head, the magic christian, 2001. ok. that is it for now. maybe i'll add some more soon. WARREN OATES! |
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Television:ah television. the opiate of the masses. i find it somewhat interesting sometimes, but for the most part, it is a huge waste of time. well. cable is nice. i'd like to have cable one day. ooooooh. or a satellite dish! that'd be cool!! ok since i just expanded my movies, let's do some t.v. these days t.v. pretty much sucks ass. there are the obvious choice shows, most on hbo. but back in the day. i loved mash, st elsewhere, even magnum p.i. and simon and simon. of course chips. not to mention some anime that were the cartoons of the day. all the g-force stuff. running home afterschool to watch star blazers. but that was in canada, have no idea if that stuff was in the u.s. oh jeeez almost forgot dr who! and dave allen. and then the crazy shows of the cbc you'd watch at the grandparents before the cfl game, like beachcomers. that show with john byner 'bizarre' had bob enstein , billy van and billy barty on it. brilliant!! jack duffy, the party game! SCTV!!!! |
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Books:i love books! again i shall expand. i used to love books. douglas adams, bradbury. then i managed a book store. books freak me out now. but i do like the non fiction. year with swollen apendicies, a massive swelling. hmmm. pattern? fear and loathing.... |
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Heroes:ford prefectharrison ford henry ford fnord fjord my dad my mom |
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My Background and Lifestyle |
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| MaritalStatus: | Swinger |
| SexualOrientation: | Straight |
| Hometown: | toronto, ontario, canada |
| Smoker: | No |
| Drinker: | Yes |
| Children: | Undecided |
| Occupation: | highly paid knob twiddler... aka producer/engineer |
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My Blog |
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The Outline @ The Troubadour July 5th 9:45pm $10 |
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| The Outline play the Troubadour in West Hollywood this Thursday night July 5th at 9:45 pm. Come have a post July 4th cocktail and hang out with me and see The Outline and other amazing bands! Posted by Christopher Fudurich on Mon, 02 Jul 2007 03:43:00 PST |
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My Friends |
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TWO GUNS, the star money, The American Model, Repeater, State Shirt, Nada Surf, Vitamins for Voyeurs, Jimmy Eat World, LEXXI PAUL PRODUCTIONS (LOS ANGELES BANDS ), Maggie Kim, PLAIN WHITE T'S, Pretty in Stereo, Lido Beach, THAT NOISE (new album on iTunes), the head set, Disappearing In America, DIYGAllery, Film School, Alex, rachel, julie, Collin, Bleeding Love, John, Reubens Accomplice (recording now), *E*, Zack, Erika, Eva Mah, Natalie In Stereo, Darwin’s Failure, Mandara, Shar, the Underwater FORCES out now!!!, opalia, Garikai Munashe, AUDIO ENGINEER BIGYAN, meech the deejay, Cauliflower Audio, preacherneversaved, Less Jack More Jill-Summer Series begins July 24th, † Krispy Swiggs †, Logain, kayla, stacy, Ellington - Home From America, New Song July 1st!!, Chef Bryan, J-Dizzle
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