Victor Osorhan

Top Hosting Providers

Victor Osorhan — Sun, 11 May 2008 21:09:55 +0000

Because I lost money with an awful hosting provider (Host Department), I’ve spent days reading forums and reviews, searching for the best hosting provider. At first glance, there are a lot of good hosting offers but you can easily get trapped. You can find packages with unlimited hosted domains, unlimited disk space, unlimited bandwidth for just $4 but what about uptime and support? After this extensive search, I found these top companies listed below. I found great reviews almost everywhere about them and they have the best report quality/price. Personally, I’ve chosen Host Gator for my websites, because their servers have the best time response from my location.

Host Gator – www.hostgator.com *I Recommend!*

Hosted domains: Unlimited
Disk Space: 600 GB
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Lunar Pages – www.lunarpages.com

Hosted domains: Unlimited
Disk Space: 1500 GB
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Blue Host – www.bluehost.com

Hosted domains: Unlimited
Disk Space: Unlimited
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Estera

Victor Osorhan — Mon, 05 May 2008 11:00:10 +0000

http://www.estera.org
Painter, graphic artist and my love

Alexandre Duret-Lutz

estera — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 12:01:01 +0000

Alexandre Duret
http://artjob.ru/2007/10/18/print:page,1,samye_simpotichnye_miniplanety_alexandre_duretlutz.html

Creaktif

estera — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 13:15:47 +0000

http://www.creaktif.com/

Print, movies, web design, photos, street art, design, 3D and other arts.

May Ann – Illustration

estera — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 20:10:45 +0000

http://www.mayannlicudine.com/mall_art.html

Carl Bengtsson Photography

estera — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 04:04:49 +0000

www.carlbengtsson.com
Incredible beautiful framing and lighting.

Daniel Merriam

estera — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 03:58:02 +0000

www.danielmerriam.com
We can tell that Daniel Merriam discovered his personal Eden in the creation of Eden.

Daniel Simon

Victor Osorhan — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 22:28:37 +0000

http://www.danielsimon.net

Fantasy Design, Concepts, Car Design, Creatures, Illustration, Photography

Nostalgia Comes On Vinyl

Victor Osorhan — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 20:59:46 +0000

Few days ago I glanced nostalgically at a stack of vinyl disks. My neighbors are redecorating and they put the LPs outside in the yard. I’ve started to check their covers with their worn off corners, one by one. They reminded me of something for long time forgotten. Now, it’s so easy to have a playlist with hundreds of songs. You can have almost anything you want, and still, it seems that there’s something missing. Those old discs looked so precious, and I would never compare them with few MP3 files. LPs are authentic. Looking at one of them that is twenty or thirty years old makes you wonder â€œHow many of those are still around?â€ I had few LPs at home, and once in a while I was thinking that I would like to hear them again. I called Mrs. Stoicescu, the neighbor, asked her if I could have them and ended up leaving with a handful of LPs. Now, since I had some discs, I rushed into the store and bought a turntable. I was very curious to hear it again, to compare. I’ve heard many times that LPs are the best. There is something, I can’t strongly affirm that technically LPs are better or not. I can only say that the LP’s sound is closer to my heart. There’s “something” about that sound, something warm that makes you love it. Some are saying that LPs have a specific “distortion”, and that LPs fans actually love that distortion to which they got accustomed. Possible, but I would not call it distortion. I haven’t listened LPs for more than 10 years, and after the digital experience in the meantime, I like it better. There are probably many reasons. The new songs are excessively masterized, and it’s very seldom you hear the naturalness of the songs recorded on old vinyl disc. And then, the big dispute about the way data is stored. Sound waves are propagated through air analogically and are received by our ears analogically as well. The CD started the digital age. Sound is converted in a long sequence of 0 and 1 and stored after. Practically the analogical data is split and only snapshots are stored. The more frequent the snapshots, the better the sound quality. The quality of CD is 44100 snapshots per second on 16 bits, meaning that every snapshot can be converted in any of the 65536 possible values, more than enough, one could say. Theoretically there is sufficient data, and our ears should not perceive the difference. On the LPs, where sound is stored analogically, there much more data than on the CD, but the advocates of digital sound consider it useless since it cannot be heard. I am a little reluctant and I would not say that if we can’t hear it we don’t perceive it. Nevertheless, this dispute between digital and analog could go on forever. The fact is that for few days I enjoy that sweet sound of the old music on LPs and I cannot stop. In this moment I don’t even want to hear about CD, MP3, Ipod, ITunes or Winamp.

Funnel Design

Victor Osorhan — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 23:08:35 +0000

http://www.funneldesigngroup.com