Posts from — April 2005

The original is the zero copy, copy 1 is a derivative of that, mainly changes to the sound profiles of their instruments, copy two is a derivative of copy 1, and goes further by deleting some of their sounds and adding some new sounds. copy 3 is a new start from copy 0 and it rearranges vocals, drums, changes most sounds and adds about 4 new tracks in garageband, while deleting a few others. so i’ll probably keep these around for a few days before i delete them and play with something else for a while. if you want a copy of 2 or 3, i can give it to you, email me at buridan@tmttlt.com

same sort of license stuff, i’m just playing with these.

This one changed up the vocal arrangement a bit and added some things, and took out lots of other things.

same deal the license it was initially distributed with covers this too, i think. non-commercial, attribution, etc. read what the license said.

here is my first remix of the hand that feeds. the license it was initially distributed with covers this too, i think. non-commercial, attribution, etc. read what the license said.

New Scientist Breaking News – Execution by injection far from painless:
Execution by lethal injection may not be the painless procedure most Americans assume, say researchers from Florida and Virginia.

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personally… i would not have expected that it wouldn’t be cruel or unusual… just being forced to contemplate it seems cruel and unusual punishment to me.

Molecular Expressions: Science, Optics and You – Secret Worlds: The Universe Within – Interactive Java Tutorial:

The Quest for a Faster Way to Write:

pretty cool

Main Page – Folktunes:

this could take off….

Plot Summary for Halveis til Haugesund (1997):
Beat up punk rock legend Otto, of “Otto’s Speedway Action Organ”, finally gets another gig in Haugesund on Norway’s west coast. He gets his father’s car, a 1969 model Opel Diplomat, out of hock, and proceeds to drive from Oslo to Haugesund. But he never gets to Haugesund. In Telemark, in Norway’s heartland, he meets up with Pakistani “roots researcher” Farida. Who, complete with a broad Telemark accent, a Telemark surname, a cellular phone, and a laptop computer, makes a business out of finding Norwegian relatives in Telemark, for Americans desperately searching for roots. His car gets stolen by locals lusting for its Chevy V8 engine, and he ends up with an old Chevy Impala, traveling the labyrinths of roads that make up Telemark.

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this sounds like a movie that i would like.

Amazon delves into on-demand publishing:
Sure, Amazon.com can sell books. But can it make them?

ummm, yup, i’m very familiar with booksurge and they do good work.