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Formal return - what's happening?

Name change

That's right, I am dropping my Technicalboy3000 pseudonym completely from:
  • Wiki page
  • Elefilm Album (which has been renamed to MagicalLift256 album).
  • EleFilm Blog (which has been renamed MagicalLift256 Journal).
  • Website (which will be launched on June 16. The old website will be eradicated and be replaced with a Q and A on the front page with a giant redirect link to the NEW WEBSITE).
  • Google+ Page and YouTube Channel
And I will now be MagicalLift256, as of TOMORROW MORNING, or by Tonight if i have family plans tomorrow which may prevent me from filming lifts in Hudson County, on every single service mentioned! During the week, I have begun the process of replacing my original Technicalboy3000 name with my new MagicalLift256 name on every service EXCEPT YouTube and Google+.

Total website redesign

I have moved away from Weebly & created an entirely new website using Wix ADI, an AI web designer to help me create my new website. It is a single-page website, with outside links found on the top right of the navigation bar in icon-form.

A new trailer & intro/outro for my YouTube Channel

To begin the second half of 2018 right, I will be introducing a new & intuitive trailer & intro/outro for my YouTube Channel. This means I will be using the same intro for every video I upload, including non-lift videos. I have created NEW MUSIC and will be unlike any music I have created in the past. You will know what will be in the trailers and intros/outros when I upload them to YouTube anytime before the weekend is out.

Additionally, I will try to get more urbex videos onto my second YouTube channel, which will be renamed UrbanHornrt256 later in the summer. I haven't done an urbex advent in 5/6 of a year & I am sorry.

Thank you for reading this blog post, and I will DEFINITELY  be returning BEFORE SUNDAY. That is a 100% promise, and I will not fall back, even if I have to make a return at 2300 due to me being busy (I do have plans to hopefully make Elizabeth a good fit for the Charlotte Kingdom this weekend anyway).

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