I just moved into a cozy little studio in Portland's Chinatown. I love the spot-- It's everything I was hoping to find in a housing situation at a totally reasonable price-- but it's hard to get used to having a place of my own after so many months of transiency.
Maybe the biggest change is that I have some time (and space) to work on some of my pet projects. In the coming weeks, I'll be getting started on a few interesting things that I'd like to blog about. First comes the rebirth of the Cantenna, along with a number of other hardware hacks geared towards energy efficiency and home automation. Energy conservation is important to me, and living in Portland (the greenest city in America in terms of renewable energy) offers me a good opportunity to live completely carbon-neutral.
Second will be the introduction of a real home page at alexose.com, where I'll be compiling a portfolio of my work in graphic and software design. I'm starting to regret that I haven't archived my old projects, since there are many that I've put a lot of time and effort into. This will be an attempt to better catalog and showcase my future work.
Lastly, I'll be blogging about some of the social and political happenings that are important to me. We're currently in the middle of a very interesting presidential race-- The type that only seem to come around every thirty or forty years. Certainly, it has the biggest potential for sweeping reform that I've experienced in my lifetime. I'm also hoping to occasionally draw attention to certain corporations, groups, and individuals that I feel have been under-scrutinized or ignored by other forms of media.
As I mentioned, this is a big change for me. I'm not quite used to keeping a regular schedule. So, I can't promise that I'll be timely (or articulate), but hopefully I'll be able to more consistently write about some of the subjects that I hold dear-- And better yet, pique your interest from time to time.
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Hey Alex, how did you manage to get alexose.com with all the other Alex Oses out there?
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