Young was the first person I encountered mentioning the issue of digital audio losing much of the actual bandwidth of the recording being made, I give him props for bringing this matter to light, back in the 80s when people were so gung ho over the crisp coldness digital brought. He used the term "audio dark ages" and spoke of people in the future wondering what the music of that era actually sounded like; hyperbole to be sure, but it was definitely thought provoking to a layman.
I also remember another article about Neil where his soundman spoke of his uncanny ability to detect very slight subtle changes in his amps' sound, how he could pick up on miniscule drops in voltage affecting the resulting tone, suggesting that he does have a keen ear for minutiae of these sorts.
Or a Skoal chewing pickup driving redneck, to give the sparsely populated other half of the state its due. I can see these guys being brought down by.303 fire on their next outing.
These were really extreme squalls, pretty atypical for eastern Oregon like you say. I grew up there and know about how it's usually just windy and dry. We're expecting T-storms today here in the Willamette Valley so something's afoot; these guys perhaps just picked the wrong day. Or year; even round here the sun usually puts in a permanent appearance for a few months starting in July. Guess it's the price we pay for not being baked alive like the rest of the country.
Last time I was through that part of the state there was really violent storms here and there, power was out in Sisters, some guy got struck by lightning near John Day...not the brightest idea, going aloft during electrical storm season.
It's interesting how Jefferson wanted them to seek out animals known only from fossils, like the woolly mammoth and giant ground sloth. He assumed there must still be living examples, for some reason; I think it was part of the intellectual mindset of the time.
Found a note taped to my house yesterday, offering to paint my house number on the sidewalk - which, as we all know, is very helpful for aiding EMTs, etc. Just $20 cash, or write a check to 'Tony Reed.' %10 discount for senior citizens. I showed this to a worker at City Hall, who recommended I report it to the police via non-emergency line, of course; who wouldn't think this is just a bald-faced scam? Not even imaginative. Maybe I'd pay 20 cents. The City employee pointed out the other obvious fact that they'd need a permit. But apparently some think this sort of work is on the level: Painting Address Numbers on Curbs | Neville's Financial Blog Boggles the mind. Perhaps it's the novelty of the idea?
And let's also not forget--let's not forget, Edlll, that keeping wildlife, a non-amphibious rodent, for uh, domestic, you know, within the city - that isn't legal either.
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Young was the first person I encountered mentioning the issue of digital audio losing much of the actual bandwidth of the recording being made, I give him props for bringing this matter to light, back in the 80s when people were so gung ho over the crisp coldness digital brought. He used the term "audio dark ages" and spoke of people in the future wondering what the music of that era actually sounded like; hyperbole to be sure, but it was definitely thought provoking to a layman.
I also remember another article about Neil where his soundman spoke of his uncanny ability to detect very slight subtle changes in his amps' sound, how he could pick up on miniscule drops in voltage affecting the resulting tone, suggesting that he does have a keen ear for minutiae of these sorts.
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Or a Skoal chewing pickup driving redneck, to give the sparsely populated other half of the state its due. I can see these guys being brought down by .303 fire on their next outing.
These were really extreme squalls, pretty atypical for eastern Oregon like you say. I grew up there and know about how it's usually just windy and dry. We're expecting T-storms today here in the Willamette Valley so something's afoot; these guys perhaps just picked the wrong day. Or year; even round here the sun usually puts in a permanent appearance for a few months starting in July. Guess it's the price we pay for not being baked alive like the rest of the country.
Last time I was through that part of the state there was really violent storms here and there, power was out in Sisters, some guy got struck by lightning near John Day...not the brightest idea, going aloft during electrical storm season.
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It's interesting how Jefferson wanted them to seek out animals known only from fossils, like the woolly mammoth and giant ground sloth. He assumed there must still be living examples, for some reason; I think it was part of the intellectual mindset of the time.
You logged onto this site with a mind full of mush, and left, baked out of your skull.
You are correct, sir.
Found a note taped to my house yesterday, offering to paint my house number on the sidewalk - which, as we all know, is very helpful for aiding EMTs, etc. Just $20 cash, or write a check to 'Tony Reed.' %10 discount for senior citizens. I showed this to a worker at City Hall, who recommended I report it to the police via non-emergency line, of course; who wouldn't think this is just a bald-faced scam? Not even imaginative. Maybe I'd pay 20 cents. The City employee pointed out the other obvious fact that they'd need a permit. But apparently some think this sort of work is on the level: Painting Address Numbers on Curbs | Neville's Financial Blog Boggles the mind. Perhaps it's the novelty of the idea?
And let's also not forget--let's not forget, Edlll, that keeping wildlife, a non-amphibious rodent, for uh, domestic, you know, within the city - that isn't legal either.