Wow! What a busy August! Figures why this blog post was done in September. A new freelance project completed (and making money for the client) and a national fitness, figure, figure and bodybuilding masters championships at the CNE over the past weekend. Not to mention continuing my quest for leanness in my body.

You'll recall about a month ago that I mentioned I was going to write more about Anime's Livelihood. But... stuff happened and I finally have about 30 minutes free. Anime is by no means dead. At least not in terms of business. But, thinking about what happened in the past five years, Anime, along with a lot of other TV-related products have had a lot of difficulties.

Here's Bang Zoom Entertainment's Eric P. Sherman with his thoughts on the subject. I will type my thoughts on this when I have a bit more time. But it does ring a familiar tone if you have been following what's been going on in the media lately. Go check it out.

http://goanimetv.com/?p=668

Anime News Network readers left over 600 posts on the topic.

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/bbs/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=129823

Have a look. And don't forget to support either the broadcasters er-- anime companies or the distributors er-- anime companies.

I made a impulse trip down to Port Credit Secondary School last night to attend the UFE Spring Bash and even though I was uber, uber late in getting down there it was worth it and a whole new environment.

It has been a while since I blogged here. I've just been busy with work, working out, developing projects at work and on the side among other things. But today it totally felt like summer this weekend in the Toronto area and it felt good not having to wear a coat or a sweater or anything at all… except summer clothes. Yes.

Now you can track the instant I post new stuff on your twitter feed. Follow the_kmax, get K-Max stuff. Simple as that. I just added that feature on the website just now.

Will post more later this week.

I prefer being 29 today. Thanks Mr. Alan!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12T8ZtCyuu8

Folks, if you get mail from them, do yourself a favor and shop around. In fact STAY AWAY FROM THEM. I'm not saying they're illegitimate nor they don't provide a good service. But... they are asking for $40 CDN a year. $40. To renew one domain.