JubbaTheHottAn early teaser I made based on venom. Not everyone like the choice of text, I might change it later. The music is Lux Aeterna by Clint Mansel - the theme from "Requiem for a Dream" so now you don't have to ask me what it is anymore.
Spider-man 3 Venom-theme TeaserJubbaTheHott2006-07-27 | An early teaser I made based on venom. Not everyone like the choice of text, I might change it later. The music is Lux Aeterna by Clint Mansel - the theme from "Requiem for a Dream" so now you don't have to ask me what it is anymore.Enzyme function and inhibition (with audio narration)JubbaTheHott2009-12-03 | This was created over a couple of days to demonstrate how a simple animation can be used as a learning aid for scientific concepts that may be difficult for a student to grasp. The audio came out quieter than expected, so you may have to turn up your speakers slightly.
In the above animation, the normal enzyme catalytic cycle is shown and is followed by two types of inhibition by competitive and non-competitive blockers.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or comments.The Watchmen Stereo live performance Toronto Sept 22 2008JubbaTheHott2008-09-23 | The Watchmen perform their 1998 hit "Stereo". This was at the Coke Zero Maple Leafs Fans First tailgate party. I didn't know these guys were still getting together, but it was great to see them!Noel and Liam Gallagher attacked on stage by fan at Toronto V-FestJubbaTheHott2008-09-08 | At the Toronto Virgin music festival on Sept 7 2008, a fan jumped on stage during Oasis' performance of Morning Glory and was tackled by security. Noel is pushed down at 0:53 at the right of the screen before security takes down the fan. Liam tried to get a few swipes in after the fact. The show eventually resumed, but was cut a bit short.
Toronto Star: http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/article/492571Character Acting AnimationJubbaTheHott2007-06-30 | This was an animation I made for my character acting assignment. The character was NOT made by me - I found a sound clip and made the character move with it. The line was originally delivered by John Lithgow in the TV show "3rd Rock From the Sun."