posting from ScribeFire

I'm writing this post from within Google Chrome with an extension called ScribeFire.
And now that I'm here I might as well keep on updating what's going on.

The radical film archive project is in it's baby steps, I have a page up with a list of all the films to acquire.

Motion capture is still going to happen. Probably.

Jonny is away in the US, Matty is in hospital. Currently undergoing surgery, I wish him a painless recovery.

The new teacher we have, Mr. Gray, knows about RSS feeds and has hosted servers somewhere (I think). This is good news as it allows me much more flexibility in blogging.

And tonight is #oxtuttle again.

Facebook experiment conclusion

Over the last few weeks 17 days I've been running a Facebook advertising campaign pointing to this blog, now that it's over and I've run out of advertising credit I can go over the final statistics.

Chandler's Myth 02

Yes, we're still doing this. It is still confusing. What has changed from last time is that I understand it better now, and I'm not getting Reception and Reference mixed up. I re-drew the notes I made in the lesson (posted below).

Just received word that burning helmets are unlocked for all Halo 3 multiplayer characters for the next 24 hours, brb.

Hello Facebook!

I'm testing out Facebook ads at the moment, and I'm seeing what can be done to them, currently there's an advert pointing towards this blog. So if you're coming in from Facebook, firstly welcome, and secondly I'll set up Google Analytics some time this week so I can measure the incoming traffic from this end.
Also now Facebook has my credit card details. I am not happy about this, given their past record on privacy I don't trust them at all.

EDIT: Just noticed that the ad is 'pending review', because I targeted it at under 18s. Whoops. Still it just shows the power of Social Media advertising; I can specify the exact location, gender and age of my target audience, that's pretty nifty.

EDIT 02: Checked now and the ad is live. Success!