Author Archives: davin

Myself and Justin had a great gig at the Sunset Room this past weekend, complete with folks being turned away at the door since we were at capacity. We did a combined tag set, 3 tracks each at a time, back and forth, back and forth. Our sounds mixed together better than ever before. My […]

What is the difference between categories and tags, when would you need to use them, and what for? Would you ever need to use both at once? Within the context of blogging and, more broadly, the web, I’ve found myself explaining how to use tags and categories a few times in the last year. For […]

Tea has always been a part of my life, and I’ve gotten pretty particular about how I like it. I like all kinds of black tea and happen to know a bit of trivia about other kinds of tea as well, such as caffeine content, origin of leaves etc. I particularly like Earl Grey Tea […]

February steamrolls ahead into 2009 and we’re well into the winter semester now. I wrote a paper on project management execution and control last week – if anyone’s interested in reading it I will post it. Maybe I’ll post it anyway just for reference, along with the risk management and initiating and planning papers. The […]

When the weather gets nicer, and the days last longer, it makes you want to spend a little more time outside, walking around and listening to some music. I have around 43 tracks for consideration for Pacific Front Sessions: March 2009, so I am listening and mentally shortlisting to the final 8 or 9 already. […]

New meaning is far too broad of a topic to write about so instead I will leave you with this photo. Perhaps it means something different to you than it does to me? I took this photo from the street (you can see the chainlink fence this was shot through, blurred out) on the way […]

This is a well known landmark in Victoria, Mt. Tolmie, backlit with some mists over the University of Victoria in the background. Taken from my deck downtown, this is facing north-east. 300MM (480MM film equivalent), aperture: F5.6, shutter: 1/8, ISO3200. I think I shot this hand-held, but I can’t remember for sure. I have pretty […]