That's where I'm showcasing my slideshow work and hustling for new clients. I still don't have a price structure up, because I don't feel like being the kind of guy who nickels and dimes people. Even so, I don't want to sell myself short, either.
So, under the umbrella of Big Ass web sites and loosely-linked affiliates:
cygnals.com : the venerable old Cygnals Multimedia site, dumping ground for old, old information like my previous life as pro wrestling star Doctor Love, and remnants of the old Cygnals magazine
cubisaband.com : a fan site dedicated to now-defunct Vancouver punky-pop band Cub
yourslideshow.ca : slideshows and video montages made in Halifax for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, memorials and farewells
yousuckatkijiji.com and www.yousuckatebay.com : hilarious mocking of listings on free classifieds sites Kijiji and eBay Classifieds. I can't disclose what links I may have with these sites, if there's any at all
mylittlepatchoftheplanet.com : my buddy Sandra's blog. I don't run it, but I registered the name for her birthday. You should check it out. She's interesting.
PrintAction, Canada's Graphic Communication Magazine, contacted me a while back about using one of my flickr photos in an upcoming issue. They used it, and sent along the magazine. For all I can remember, Amanda may have shot this one. Or it could've been me, just shooting around Citadel Hill as we waited for the Canada Day parade.
One of the first people I got to know when I moved to Halifax almost five years ago is returning to the city that spawned him. Andrew Krystal, host of Maritime Morning on News95.7, News88.9 and News91.9 since the launch in 2005, is taking a job at Toronto sports station The Fan 590.
Andrew and I each had somewhat tumultuous adjustments to changing jobs and locations in the beginning -- his more public than mine. But in the end, we each ended up married, happier and more stable.
Andrew's wife Michelle asked me to put together a little slide show for his departure. It ended up not being shown at his farewell gathering last night at Brussels Restaurant in the Halifax Historic Properties, due to technical reasons. So, I promised Michelle that it'd find an audience on the interwebs.
Andrew: you're an interesting dude, and I'm glad I was a positive force in the dramatic journey you've made from the past to the present. I hope your future is more rewarding and less....interesting.
Scott Simpson is a broadcaster who's lived in the Halifax NS area since 2005. He was raised in Newmarket, Ontario and spent 1992-2005 in Toronto, honing his skills and building his belly.
His hobbies include audio and video production, recording music, maintaining a fleet of blogs, and battling an army of home computers.
He and Mrs. Superstar married in October 2009 and have two furbabies, Kitty and Kitty.