Tilt Shift
Edinburgh Fringe – Street 2010
Yip Yip’s – Telephone
Greetings!
Aames – Nothing (Is Lost Forever)
The second little treat from our July 2010 time in the studio.
Who are Aames?
(aamesband.com) Named after a dysfunctional movie character, Aames is an indie-pop-rock band made up of two Scotsmen, an Englishman and a Welshman, (insert your own punchline…). They’re based in Glasgow and are fond of melody and loud guitars in equal measures. Influences include the Killers, Nick Cave and Two Door Cinema Club.
Quote – “In spite of the cost of living, it still remains popular.”
Dr. Laurence Johnston Peter
not what you want to wake up to
Portfolio: highsparks.co.uk
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Quote – “Those are my principles, and if you don’t like them… well, I have others.”
Groucho Marx
Portfolio: aamesband.com
Survived Dalmallyfest (in exile) 17
We have all returned safely from Dalmallyfest (in exile) 17. Band played well. Kids enjoyed camping. No casualties.
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Aames – In the Sea
The first of three tracks from our July 2010 time in the studio.
Who are Aames?
(aamesband.com) Named after a dysfunctional movie character, Aames is an indie-pop-rock band made up of two Scotsmen, an Englishman and a Welshman, (insert your own punchline…).
They’re based in Glasgow and are fond of melody and loud guitars in equal measures. Influences include the Killers, Nick Cave and Two Door Cinema Club.
Taysiders in Space – In amungst ye!
Aames – We Often Talk But Never Speak
Lip Dub – Flagpole Stitta by Harvey Danger
the coming of the wee malkies (by Stephen Mulrine)
‘Whit’ll ye dae when the wee Malkies come,
if they dreep doon affy the wash-hoose dyke,
an’ pit the hems oan the sterheid light,
an’ play keepie-up oan the clean close wa,
an blooter yir windea in wi the baw’ missis,
whit’ll ye dae?.
Whit’ll ye dae when the wee Malkies come,
If they chap yir door an choke yir drains,
An caw the feet fae yir sapsy weans,
An tummle thur wulkies through yir sheets,
An tim thur ahes oot in the street,
Missis, whit’ll ye dae?
Whit’ll ye dae when the wee Malkies come,
If they chuck thur screwtaps doon the pan,
An stick the heid oan the sanitry man,
When ye hear thum shauchlin doon yir loaby,
Chanting, “Wee Malkies! The gemme’s a bogey!”
Haw, missis, whit’ll ye dae?’
Implementing 802.1x – Lessons learnt
Implementing 802.1x for a multisite (100+) organisation. Using bonded authentication to verify both machine and user supplicants prior to network access being granted. Great for Windows systems, not so good for our OS X clients as they don’t do machine authentication.
I have recently started a new project in the day job. We have been asked to construct a test environment that will allow secure wireless access for company equipment to the internal network and at the same time allow guests to use their own wireless devices to connect to the Internet but be kept far away from the internal network. Once testing is complete the ‘model’ will then be applied to just under 100 sites with a potential user base of 45, 000 unique users.
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