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March 20, 2014

First Music Post in a While …

Filed under: Music Postings — chitlenz @ 8:13 pm

Hey,  I moved back to psytrance last year when I went electronic, and the results have been pretty compelling 🙂

Here are some short live sets and other mixes that I did in the last few months (so yeah, still out here mixing)…

Winter 2014 Pystrance Mixes – Download (right click / save)

Tracklists (Psytrance: Track Name – Artist)

1. Chitlenz – 10-26-2013

Neuroscience Experiment (Edit Con Calma) – Pan Papasan
Driftin (Brainiac Remix) – Plasmotek
The Pleiades (Original Mix) – Pleiadians
LSD – 1200 Micrograms
Engineering Life (Original Mix) – Plasmotek
High Paradise (1200 Micrograms Remix) – 1200 Micrograms
Dance With Me (Original Mix) – Day Din
Sea Breeze – Pan Papasan
Painted Dove – Save The Robot
Pineapple X-Press – Audiomatic / Phaxe
Contraband (Simon Patterson Remix) – Blazer

40 Minutes

2. Chitlenz – 2-8-2014

Sterotype Writer (Plasmotek Remix) – Headroom
Edge of Time – Mad Maxx
Get Loaded – NeoGenetic
Medicine On – Plasmotek
Keep the Thing Rolling – Try2Fly
Driftin – Plasmotek
Black Light – Micky Noise
Distant Galaxies – Braincell
Wake Up – Unseen Dimensions
Silver Lining – D-Ther
Rebirth – Plasmotek
Crop Circles – Nkz
AM Frequencies – Log One

40 Minutes

3. Chitlenz – 3-1-2014

Future Sound of Technology – SHX
Fractal World – Zoo Logic
Medicine On – Plasmotek
The Grid – Logic Bomb
On the Road – Hynocoustics
Theological Disparity – Chromatone
Edge of Time – Mad Maxx
StereoType Writer (Plasmotek Remix) – Headroom
Morning After – The Tesla Principle
Music People – Vibe Tribe
Challenge of the Grid – Chromatone
Disruption – Intelligence
Uncivilized World – Materia
Blue Moon – Ohmnidrive
String Theory – The Man With No Name
En El Campo – Ital

44:30 Minutes

 

Enjoy ya’ll – Chitlenz

 

 

May 30, 2011

Here we go again

Filed under: Internal Users — chitlenz @ 12:09 am

Ok, so I haven’t written a whole lot about Touch Medical, since we’ve been creating it over the last year or so, but it’s finally coming together for a v1 FDA filing, and it’s really forward thinking and new. Some observations about VS2010 and developing for WPF…

1 – Infragistics is THE SHIT. It gave us a way to wrap a lot of “nice to haves” into what has traditionally been a cold clinical interface.

2 – VS2010, despite SP1, still isn’t completely baked yet. It’s still way faster and easier to develop for forms, and XAML doesn’t debug very well AT ALL. I think the team thinks it was worth it to be forward thinking and adopt a new language, but MS seriously needs to re-evaluate marketing XAML. It does NOT reduce work, it actually complicated things exponentially.

3 – Design patterns are a trainwreck under WPF-MVVM. We set out to use prism and fork our apps to phone7/Silverlight/WPF under one codebase. Not gonna happen. When design patterns intersect with reality you end up with tons of interops to deal with old vendor code. A good for instance is Screens, which in a multiple monitor system is required, but it nowhere to be found in XAML to date. This sucks, and is especially painful in medicine where multiple fullscreen footprints are NORMAL. MVVM is great until it isn’t (one of many noble goals that completely ignore the practical world), and while we enforced it effectively in the end, it took WAY longer than it should have and is WAY overcomplicated.

4 – Microsoft… WTF TFS? Man, it took a week to install, and has proven to be a pain in the ass all the way along. They should have kept sourcesafe separate, and not added the Sharepoint baggage, it used to just work…

Those are just some quick thoughts as we wrap up QA of version 1. The upside of pushing forward and dealing with VS2010 and WPF as they are is that we got way ahead of the curve (as long as WPF doesn’t disappear, and I think XAMl is now here to stay).

Anyway, about another week, and I’ll have a second FDA filing under my belt (still not getting rich though… maybe this time /crosses fingers).

-chitlenz

October 27, 2010

It was the Best of Times.. it was the Worst of Times

Filed under: Internal Users — chitlenz @ 2:31 am

We couldn’t get Dallas to let go of the old STAIR code, which kind of sucks in the end, but at the same time I DID get my old dev. team back, meaning Gerhard and Jory are along for the ride again. It works out for the best anyway I guess, since the STAIR code won’t fit into the HL7 mold very well anyway, and it was going to be a hassle to cram it into a hole that didn’t fit (no, not your mom, sicko!).

Anyway, so Gerhard started last week, and it’s down to SDLC filings over the next few days to finish up the Touch Medical design. Agile is good. When we wrote STAIR, it was the infamous “one off” approach, which kind of makes it amazing we got anywhere at all (in the end, it turned out to be an exercise in pure will to haul the project across the finish line). The fucked up thing was that we had to do all the Agile/SDLC crap to file FDA, but because we wrote to describe a process we had already done, we saw very little benefit from the method. This time around, the 4 month drag of trying to buy STAIR gave me a good long time to review all the questions around our design and get them nailed down. I bet we save years with a roadmap…

C# still rocks, and with the sudden emergence of mobile devices this year (such as the ipad), it’s looking like the WPF/Silverlight evolution of the Visual Studio framework is a winner. With C# at the back of WPF, we are able to separate the design and code roles out giving us an easy way to allocate people’s talents. It’s going to be 4 apps, 5 utilities, a web portal, and 4 servers. We have 4 guys. The timer starts for real Nov 1. Another software project trip… here we go…

I had to eject the STAIR website (well … duh!), and it fucked up the links in my blog something awful. I refreshed the wordpress theme, and patched it all up to date, but some of the older links may be broken for awhile, so bear with me as I start to clean up the mess.

August 26, 2010

Wow, weird time had by all

In April, I went to work with the TouchPACS company, to make …. well PACS’s, but shortly after I was hired we began to discuss the possibility of buying back STAIR as a foundation to build from.

It now appears, after 4 months and god knows how many hours spent, that we will be seeing my old code again.  It’s weird in a way, but with us focused on EMR and the ARRA certification programs to start with, we can now better integrate with it anyway.  This should make the idea that was STAIR a better proposition in the long run, since now we can scope the idea of PACS to a much larger healthcare environment.  Don’t try this at home kiddies, but we will have a full PACS, so we add RIS/EMR, automating Insurance and Prescriptions, and then start tying in all the small stuff to form a ‘core workflow logic’ for a hospital of pretty much any size, and using the STAIR replication model for distribution it can run in synch across multiple locations, even multiple cities.

My role is as the Sr. Architect, which fits again since ultimately if the logic of the model fails, it will be inevitably my fault.  I’m really excited to try to follow out the ideas that we came to in analysis and statistics, now that an integrated structure allows us code everything to standards.  It’s really cool, and gives me the ability to know a patient’s problem, then get an image set (possibly) or lab result, then follow all the actions taken in treatment, then get a final diagnosis.  So somewhere in all that is the logic of everything that happens between the time someone gets sick and the time that they are clinically diagnosed.   If I can teach a computer to do structured analysis of this process, I hope I will start to find patterns, so that we can begin to consider pre-emptive medicine, at the cross-reference and research levels.  It’s an awesome concept, basically building resultsets from resultsets, the foundation of learning computers.

Consequently, C# is still holding strong as my preferred language, and with VS2010 there’s a lot of new options.  I think MS made the right decision with the split of the UI from the core logic code (into XAML).  I don’t really like expression studio, but I can totally appreciate the power of XAML within Visual Studio.  The only real limitation is that translating all of the old VS2003/2005 code up to a XAML form structure will be a pain in the ass, but it’s just work, and now that we have logical answers to standards needs, I can deal with just work.

Mike Brown, I watched your videos on celebrity wine tv, and I have to say that you have become a truly stunning example of a man of leisure….  Let me get this straight… they PAY you to do this wander around the wine country gig?  That’s sick man, but power to you 🙂  For the curious, this is what I am talking about, Celebrity Wine Reviews TV. That wild looking fucker in all those videos is Mike Brown, one of the DJs I play with here in Greensboro… when he’s not out drinking his way through Europe’s wine country.

Anyway, long post, but it’s been awhile so figured I would actually bother to complete some ideas on the web tonight. If this lost you, just ignore it. Nothing to see here.

–chitlenz

May 19, 2010

Well, we did it… even though I’m already gone…

Filed under: Internal Users — chitlenz @ 4:36 pm

It looks like STAIR got final notification of FDA conformance in early April.

Just for the records, I had to WRITE most of that shit, probably 1000 or the 1300 pages submitted, and boy wasn’t it a ton of fun with essentially no reward. This is why I didn’t post many blog entries during that time (writers block?).

Anyway, I’m back on the path to do it again for touchpacs, so I’m either the dumbest man alive, or the most insane… time will tell I spoze.

–chitlenz

Device Classification Name system, image processing, radiological
510(k) Number K100236
Device Name STAIR SYSTEMS PACS & DICOM VIEWER
Applicant
STAIR SYSTEMS, INC.
747 cedard hill drive
allentown, PA 18109
Contact james w monroe
Regulation Number 892.2050
Classification Product Code
LLZ
Date Received 02/02/2010
Decision Date 03/29/2010
Decision substantially equivalent (SE)
Classification Advisory Committee Radiology
Review Advisory Committee Radiology
Statement/Summary/Purged Status Summary only
summary summary
Type Traditional
Reviewed by Third Party No
Expedited Review No

May 16, 2010

Chitlenz – Practice Session – Heavy Water

Ok so I’ve been doing Liquid Tech for awhile now, and last posting I forgot the cue sheets/tracklists so…..

For the TMRS guys, THIS includes tracklists:

TITLE “Just One Second – Apex Remix”
PERFORMER “London Elektricity – Hospital Records”

TITLE “Drift Away”
PERFORMER “Agent Alvin – Hospital Records”

TITLE “Super Star – Bootleg Remix”
PERFORMER “Silver vs Lupe Fiasco – White Label”

TITLE “Bare Religion”
PERFORMER “London Elektricity – Hospital Records”

TITLE “Justify”
PERFORMER “Trei – Commercial Suicide”

TITLE “Regrets”
PERFORMER “D-Fiance – Sudden Def Recordings”

TITLE “Divinity”
PERFORMER “Klute – Samurai Music”

TITLE “Cult of Snap – Matrix and Futurebound Remix”
PERFORMER “Snap! – White Label”

TITLE “Bright Lights”
PERFORMER “Lenzman – Spearhead Recordings”

TITLE “Watch the Sun Come up – Blame Remix”
PERFORMER “Example – Data Recordings”

TITLE “Glitter Balls – Redeyes and Lenzman RMX”
PERFORMER “BCEE – Future Retro Recordings”

TITLE “Toy Town”
PERFORMER “Logistics – Hospital Records”

TITLE “Humanoid”
PERFORMER “Sparfunk – Incite Recordings”

TITLE “Empire State of Mind – DC Breaks Remix”
PERFORMER “JayZ – White Label”

And the zipfile is right HERE

Right now, its just up a zip file so I could include the cue file with it, BUT I will post streams tomorrow along with some other mixsets I’ve been meaning to clean up and post.

Peace – Chitlenz

May 13, 2010

Can’t make defcon this year =(

Filed under: C# and Directx,DICOM Technology,Music Postings — chitlenz @ 5:44 am

With the start of the TouchPACS project, I just can’t justify taking a week off to go play… which sucks, but hey that’s life in the big city.  So anyway, I’ll be biding my time until next year and focusing on getting our internet show going on LFO Radio. I guess it’s for the best since Mike’s ass is still wasting time trolling Eurowomen, and it lets me really get the first 6 months of EMR development solid before I start playing again.

On the code front, WPF is very cool =) But it really should have wrapped 12-bit greyscale… if for no other reason than just to make my life easier. DICOM via WPF is going to be a challenge because of this, but it’s allgood since the framework nicely wraps Directx, taking that whole engine process out of the mix.

Anyway, I still am still going to post some new sets this weekend, and then get back to coding again!

–chitlenz

April 26, 2010

Music is Afoot!!!!

As Mike Brown, alive and well in Barcelona, currently as some poor kid’s nanny, heads off to Petra in Turkey to work a tour guide for the summer, I am getting ready for festival season =D

Looks to be a good one this year, but my main focus is on applying for the Defcon convention in Vegas August 1. Mike won’t be back, so I’m going it alone this time, but that’s cool, since Defcon is full of MY PEOPLE (… geeks!). I really can’t image a venue that is more fun for me to play personally, I just think 3 days of Drum and Bass + Code hacking is priceless!! PRICELESS I TELL YOU! So now, to get off my ass and get a promo mix posted up by May 3, at midnight..

To that end I’ve been shopping!

I turned 39, and even though we (like everyone else) are broke, Juli let me get a few records, and Oh My God what releases there are!

SICK MUSIC 2 – Hospital
Empire state of mind (DC Breaks Bootleg)
DC Breaks Halo EP
the new Netsky…

just lots and lots of good music out right now, I’m just hoping when it gets here it proves to be as inspiring as the samples. It’s funny, in trance I had to choose maybe one song per EP and the rest was most likely trash filler, while in DnB the A/B sides tend to be not only better, but in different styles. Take for instance the new Spor EP, with the liquid vocal bomb Overdue on the B-side of a truly hardstyle DnB track called Kingdom. It’s great to see artists spread out a bit, especially since the hardstyle and dancefloor producers are making some really really edgy liquid tracks, just really deep pushy stuff that stands your hair on end!

I’m still #1 in NC at trackmania, and have been since September 2009, a scary amount of time wasted… I’m going to post later about my first track, and what I’m doing with my new team (as of Dec) ATS over at Team Air Time and Space. Check out some of the tracks these guys make, it’s unbelievable. I have a page allocated, and any day now I’ll start filling it in.

But for now… it’s promo time!

chitlenz

So I CAN take advice .. omg a miracle

Filed under: DBA Notes,DICOM Technology,Random Philsophical Notes — chitlenz @ 12:50 am

I recently resigned from the STAIR project and have now moved my new home as the Lead Systems Architect for TouchPACS, a division of The Nutra Pharma group. This is a significant change for me, as I work to try to restart a vision for not just radiology, but for all medical offices this time as we attack Electronic Health Records head on. The next 6 months will be rough, like last time I’m sure, but I really like the new guys, and I think they have the right idea for marketing and sales (which turn out to be the MOST important part of a software product… more important than it even working it turns out… who knew?).

Anyway, wish us luck as we apply over the next few weeks to become new residents of the Wake Forest Incubator Program, a prospect that seems to me like the best way to start and grow a small business. It’s been a busy month traveling back and forth to Atlanta to meet my new bosses and work on design, but I feel like even though it’s a lot of new work, I made the right decision.

The future’s so bright, I gotta wear shades… again.

–chitlenz

PS – a postmortem of sorts for the STAIR project is here. I plan on updating it as I can, with the remaining data I have from my notes, altough I returned all source code and projects back to the company, in the name of honest… and even though I felt shafted… it’s allgood though, I escaped with my sanity intact.. or as intact as ever?

January 25, 2010

Wow I need to write more

Filed under: DBA Notes,Internal Users,Music Postings — chitlenz @ 9:42 pm

OK, it’s been a weird and fun Xmas, and now that STAIR has finished our FDA 510k Class2 filing , I should have more time to write a bit more and cleanup the websites.

On the music side, EyelidMovies is still going well, and we have all individually (me, Lumiel/Pan13, and Mike Brown are EyelidMovies by the way) been playing out over the last few months as we wait for Mike’s triumphant return from Barcelona… I got KRKs and a Matching sub for Xmas, and I just this last weekend had the time to get everything up and tuned correctly. I still have some wiring to do, but now I can record and practice at home again, which is cool.

On the PACS side of things, man I have to say I had no idea we were going to get this complicated 5 years ago when I took this job. It’s been a strange… strange trip indeed, but we have our product out the door pending a response from the FDA (crosses fingers… we’ll know in 60-90 days), so revision 2.9x of the STAIR PACS is slowly winding down. Whew, I need a drink =!

–chitlenz

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