Christopher Fudurich

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  • christopher fudurich

  • 101 / Male
  • downtown los angeles, California, US
  • Last Login: 11/24/2009

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Interests

  • General

    Mixing and Producing.

    all things canadian. tout canadien de choses

    error related negativity

    single nucleotide polymorphisms

    The Ostar Lighting LED, which will be launched on the market this summer, can provide sufficient light for a desk from a height of two meters, for example. Its small size also enables the creation of completely new lamp shapes. A lumen (lm) is the unit of measurement for the amount of light emitted by a light source. A 60-watt light bulb emits 730 lm, while a 50-watt halogen lamp has an output of approximately 900 lm. To achieve the 1,000 lm output for the tiny Ostar Lighting LED, the experts at Siemens’ Osram subsidiary employed a sophisticated system for high chip-packing density, whereby the researchers managed to integrate six high-performance LED lighting chips into the unit’s small housing. Each chip has an area of only one square millimeter, which makes for very concentrated overall luminosity. Different types of LEDs are used today in various areas, for example as background lighting in cell phone displays, as well as in car turn-signal lights, brake lights, and daytime running lights. The benefits are obvious: The diodes are extremely small and consume little energy because they efficiently convert electricity into light. The Ostar Lighting LED, for example, produces 75 lumens per watt at 350 milli-amperes of operating current — much more than an incandescent lamp, which only converts a fraction of the electricity supplied into light, with the rest lost as heat energy. In addition, LEDs contain no lead or mercury, which makes them very environmentally friendly. They also last around ten times longer than halogen lamps and 50 times longer than incandescent lamps, thereby helping to significantly reduce maintenance costs.

  • Music

    Abba

    Beatles

    blue peter

    bob marley

    brian eno

    cabaret Voltaire

    cardigans

    chalk circle

    chemical brothers

    china crisis

    coldplay

    catherine wheel

    dalbello

    david baerwald

    dead or alive

    devo

    Dirty Little Secret

    donna summer

    duran duran

    echo and the bunnymen

    Elvis Costello

    facing new york

    failure

    falco

    fat boy slim

    Fielding

    finch

    fixx

    fm

    Foreign Born

    frank sinatra

    front 242

    gary numan

    genesis

    Gordon lightfoot

    Hall and oates

    Hank Williams

    Heaven 17

    Howard jones

    Images in vogue

    Inspiral carpets

    International noise conspiracy

    Japan

    jimmy eat world

    Joan armatrading

    kevin gilbert (R.I.P.)

    Killing joke

    Kmfdm

    Kraftwerk

    Lamb

    Leonard cohen

    Level 42

    Linkin park

    Lou reed

    Loverboy

    Machines of loving grace

    Manic street preachers

    Marc almond

    Martha and the muffins

    Matthew sweet

    Meatloaf

    Ministry

    Mission uk

    Moev

    My bloody valentine

    nada surf

    Naked eyes

    Neil diamond

    Neil young

    New order

    new pornographers

    Nik Kershaw

    nine inch nails

    Norah jones

    Nwa

    Oasis

    Oingo boingo

    Omd

    Orbital

    Our lady peace

    Outkast

    OZMA! (they gave me cancer)

    Ozzy

    Paul simon

    Payola$

    Peter Gabriel

    Pink floyd

    platinum blonde

    Propaganda

    Psychedelic furs

    Pukka orchestra

    Pulp

    Queen

    Queensryche

    Radiohead

    Refused

    Rolling stones

    Rough trade

    Roxy music

    Rush

    Rubens Accomplice

    rx bandits

    Saga

    Scritti politti

    Seal

    Shamen

    Shreikback

    Sigur ros

    Simple minds

    Skinny puppy

    Soft cell

    Somerset

    Soul coughing

    spoons

    Square pusher

    Stan getz

    Stiff little fingers

    Strange advance

    Stranglers

    Styx

    Supertramp

    Talk talk

    Tears for fears

    The Appearance

    The City Drive

    The Outline

    Time

    Tom petty

    Tool

    Tori amos

    Toto

    Type o negative

    U2

    ultravox

    Vangelis

    Vast

    Wall of voodoo

    Wang chung

    Wendy and lisa

    Who

    wire

    World party

    Xtc

    Xymox

    Yaz

    yes

  • Movies

    i love movies! well yeah but let me expand on that for a second. i love movies that are set in early 80's l.a. e.g. repo man, blue thunder, terminator... and then movies that are set in 70's new york. e.g. french connection, dog day afternoon, taking of pelham one two three, the hot rock, three days of the condor. the late 60's gave me some really cool things like easy rider, head, the magic christian, 2001. ok. that is it for now. maybe i'll add some more soon. WARREN OATES!
  • Television

    ah television. the opiate of the masses. i find it somewhat interesting sometimes, but for the most part, it is a huge waste of time. well. cable is nice. i'd like to have cable one day. ooooooh. or a satellite dish! that'd be cool!! ok since i just expanded my movies, let's do some t.v. these days t.v. pretty much sucks ass. there are the obvious choice shows, most on hbo. but back in the day. i loved mash, st elsewhere, even magnum p.i. and simon and simon. of course chips. not to mention some anime that were the cartoons of the day. all the g-force stuff. running home afterschool to watch star blazers. but that was in canada, have no idea if that stuff was in the u.s. oh jeeez almost forgot dr who! and dave allen. and then the crazy shows of the cbc you'd watch at the grandparents before the cfl game, like beachcomers. that show with john byner 'bizarre' had bob enstein , billy van and billy barty on it. brilliant!! jack duffy, the party game! SCTV!!!!
  • Books

    i love books! again i shall expand. i used to love books. douglas adams, bradbury. then i managed a book store. books freak me out now. but i do like the non fiction. year with swollen apendicies, a massive swelling. hmmm. pattern? fear and loathing....
  • Heroes

    ford prefect

    harrison ford

    henry ford

    fnord

    fjord

    my dad

    my mom

Details

  • Status: Swinger
  • Here for: Networking, Friends
  • Hometown: toronto, ontario, canada
  • Orientation: Straight
  • Height: 6' 2"
  • Zodiac Sign: Libra
  • Children: Undecided
  • Smoke: No
  • Occupation: highly paid knob twiddler... aka producer/engineer

Schools

Networking

Companies

  • www.christopherfudurich.com

    • los angeles, california US

Latest Blog Entries

Blurbs

About me:

hi! my name is chris fudurich. i produce and mix records. i am a proud canadian. suck it.


my discography on allmusic.com


christopherfudurich.com

Who I'd like to meet:

you, baby. you.

people with an iq over 140. no dummies please.

a woman with a kung-fu grip

if you want me to add you, you must pick who i have to delete. seriously.

The dumb shit from Philips that is lobbying congress to make incandescent light bulbs illegal and to use Philips fluorescent blubs instead. Oh yeah, there is poisonous mercury in those and they tend to blow up or not function at all. WTF is wrong with people??

Use L.E.D. lighting instead to conserve energy. Tell a friend.

Comments

Displaying 25 of 398 comments
  • Jun 18 2009 1:03 AM

    Radar Radar
  • Mar 31 2009 7:22 AM

    Hey! I've been trying to send u a message on here, but it won't let me because it says you have your away message on. I got your info from your friend Jonathan. I have some questions for you.
    Can you send me your e-mail address? :)

    Jenna
  • May 28 2009 9:30 PM


    AFTER HOUR PARTY SAT MAY 30, 10: 00 p.m. - DAWN



    blurb:



    Join us for a prohibition era inspired night at "The Church" (an early 1900's church).


    Another fancy dress event brought to you by The Love Committee!


    Lady Tigra and Miss Barbie Q host "Jelly Roll" featuring tons of live music, burlesque, tap dancing, fire eating, aerial feats, a 10 piece brass ensemble, old 78's, silent films, gourmet chocolates, cigarette girls, banjos, fiddles and psychedelic country music.


    Add three bars, the bling fairy, vendors, crafts, special sec

  • Jun 2 2009 12:52 AM

    Werd up Chris!
     
    Do Mike's Mom, on 6-4-09 from 9pm-2am!

    I'll have a bottle of Patron in the DJ booth for us!

    Dont forget, n spread the word like mike's mom spreads her...well you get the idea.

    Medusa Lounge
    3211 Beverly Blvd
    Silver Lake, CA 90057
    Phone: (213) 382-5723
  • Apr 12 2009 10:39 AM

    Have a blessed day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • Mar 22 2009 7:11 AM

    hayyyyyy. you're the sausage king tonight.
  • Feb 15 2009 2:42 AM

  • Feb 13 2009 6:07 PM

    Welcome back! i've been trying to reah you! Everything is going fantastic! I've already put in for the patent for my idea. I'm receiving so much support from so many people,and it feels great. I can't wait till I can disclose my plans to you and work with you.


    Have a great day!

    Rose
  • Feb 11 2009 9:12 PM

    lol! my bad...i posted the download page in some bullitens yesterday and forgot to post it on my page..so i guess i take the idiot crown:-)
    ..http://www. icatchingmusic. blogspot. com ..howz everything goin?
  • Feb 2 2009 6:10 PM

  • Jan 26 2009 10:59 PM

    I so want to work with you.

    But you're all the way in Cali!
    Where in canada are you from?
    Are you coming back/working
    here anytime soon? Hmmmm.
  • Jan 25 2009 11:32 PM

    i am such a fan.

    SUCH. A. FAN.

    of your work.
  • Jan 22 2009 11:02 PM

    whats up chris? thanks a lot for showing interest in our tunes. We know it needs a lot of production work. We'd love to have your help and work with you. We're writing every day and the songs are sounding good and all unique to eachother. I'd love to talk more, maybe email is more appropriate or something since I cant message you on here.. but whatever is totally fine, thanks again man.

    -Lincoln
  • Jan 21 2009 5:13 AM

    Happy 2009!
  • Jan 18 2009 7:55 AM

    I Miss U Christopher!
  • Jan 13 2009 4:57 AM

    My profile pic was of my foot- boot more specifically, and although I probably got loads of foot fetish friend requests...lol, I went to change it and put up you n me...Only I'm very shiny in it...Shine shine.


    Now boys will stay away with your intimidating glasses....
    Oh so speaking of boys I have a lot of news better told over (many) drinks...which is why you should come and visit the OC soon...but shhhh I won't tell anyone you went to dive OC bar...or you know...suburban yuppie oc bar?
  • Jan 12 2009 3:59 AM

  • Jan 10 2009 3:29 AM

    hey chris

    whats up?

    Val
  • Jan 8 2009 6:09 PM

    airliner is so kind of sort of near your house! see you tonight we hope!

    ..
  • Jan 5 2009 9:22 AM

    Kevin Rutmanis

    SNAKES BEHIND MY EYES

    Open Reception January 17 2009 7-11 pm




    Kevin Rutmanis was born Kevin Roberts Visvaldis Rutmanis in the Bronx, New York in 1958 to Latvian immigrants. Kevin's family moved to Lincoln, Nebraska afterwards. Rutmanis completed a public school education where he excelled in music playing the piano and cello. He moved to the Minneapolis area in 1976. Rutmanis attended the University of Minnesota where he befriended Thor Eisentrager. In late 1985, Kevin, Thor, Kevin's younger brother Sandris Rutmanis, and then Jayhawks drummer Norm Rogers started the band The Cows. After the dissolution of The Cows, Kevin was the bass guitar player for The Melvins from 1998 to 2005. Kevin was also the bass guitarist in the supergroup Tomahawk featuring Mike Patton. Kevin played bass on Tomahawk's first two CDs titled Tomahawk and Mit Gas, and played for two world tours. He is currently in the band Hepatitis.




    DIY GAllery
    1218 W Temple St.

    Los Angeles Ca 90026
    Office 213 977 9602

    diygallery1218@yahoo.com

    myspace. com/kipplegallery
  • Dec 31 2008 9:31 PM

    I wish you a...
  • Dec 23 2008 5:36 AM

    hot.
  • Dec 12 2008 11:25 PM

  • Dec 10 2008 2:46 PM

    Rissy! it was so good to see you last night, even if it was for 2.2 seconds. i just noticed that you have THAT NOISE up on your thingy up there. they are playing on Friday at this thing for Invisible Children...you should come!!

    heres the info: http://avisualguidetosoundwaves. weebly. com/
  • Nov 7 2008 4:37 PM

    Thank you, Chris.
    You are SO money =]