The camera approach would be useful for off network lights, but I'd rather have a real time feed of all the lights available from the municipalities to build from.
http://imagreendriver.com/ incorporates a real-time feed into our smart phone app. Currently live in Eugene and Portland Oregon. Much of Utah coming online soon.
I picked up a roman chair and a jump rope from big 5. I do dips, pullups wide, chin ups and leg lifts to failure. Then I do some jump roping for cardio . . . all very doable at home.
the fellow is getting gratification out of taunting you . . . I first encountered this on the mp3.com bulletin boards way back in the day. Here on slashdot I later learned it was a full on twisted art form! I recommend a moderation system:)
Interesting - I went through a similar evolution with Catholocism (gave it up around 10) - I became agnostic rather than aetheistic and now actively pursue meditation and mysticism.
Most psychoactive substances have their effect in crossing the blood brain barrier and doing something like binding to receptor sites on neurons down stream, blocking reuptake of neurotransmitters, increasing secretion of neurotransmitters by binding to the sending neuron etc. What's interesting is that the body often has its own chemicals to produce these effects often regulated by our glands. Runner's high for example triggers the release of endorphine (endogenous [from within] morphine). So it need not necessarily be ingested but may in fact merely be internally present and stimulated under the right conditions.
The worst part about this is that many of these same artists release 'greatest hits' albums which are a similar form of cherry picking . . . I'm glad the chili peppers have albums up now.
I tend to disagree with the parent post. On some level wearing a suit is akin to wearing a uniform. You kind of represent yourself as a player of the game; you're ready to 'play ball' so to speak. Wearing a suit is also an indication you are willing to set aside your individuality and 'suit up' for the event at hand.
It's the uniform of business today! In the past it was quite literally 'big wigs' . . . it will evolve and mabye we'll even get to the star trek jumpsuit eventually;-)
Hitler's staging of a terrorist attack vs. Bush's exploitation of a real attack
Members of his administration might have helped engineer the attacks see Crossing the Rubicon. If even 10% of what ruppert talks about is true the implications are overwhelming.
I've been doing this only recently with a laptop, but have been at it for a while with a PC.
A great example of an amazing project recorded with this type of tech is 1 Giant Leap. There's performances with Brian Eno, Michael Stipe, Michael Franti, and some dialogue with Kurt Vonnegut and Dennis Hopper.
After a two week, break my music instructor and I hooked back up and we had both independently purchased 12" G4 powerbooks. Synchronicity! I ran him through a crash course on Reason and he's now got an external firewire sound card. With a couple of mics, soundcard, and his laptop he takes trips to the coast to record his exceptional acoustic guitar playing.
I asked Tim his opinion on this because I like his thought process on these types of issues . . . but he didn't reply . . . maybe this will get his attention:-).
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At 11:53 AM 5/17/01 -0700, you wrote: >Name: Siri Dhyan Singh >Email: my email >Subject: Java adoption > >Would open sourcing Java increase its adoption? > >In some of your earlier responses you refer to the lack of adoption of >Java by the open source community as a 'religious' issue. On the other >hand you also state that the control of any one standard by a single >business entity is subject to coercion and well meaning sentiments don't >necessarily survive mergers, acquisitions, or changes in management. Is >the Java community process enough to keep Java on track? > >Do you view enforced object orientation as furthering interoperability and >enhancing development efforts?
Its all about a continuum with bill gates representing one polarity and stallman the other. Somewhere there's a middle path to be walked here . . . focusing only on one polarity or the other fails to take into account the whole. Either extreme will not serve our evolution because the polarities must be in a balanced cycle of expansion to progress forward.
Didn't that buddha guy say something about the middle path.
Sometimes its worth the effort to go beyond simple binary/polar thinking:-).
PS MICHAEL your editors note fails to really weigh in as more significant than a comment. Would you consider placing your thoughts in a comment next time?
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The camera approach would be useful for off network lights, but I'd rather have a real time feed of all the lights available from the municipalities to build from.
http://imagreendriver.com/ incorporates a real-time feed into our smart phone app. Currently live in Eugene and Portland Oregon. Much of Utah coming online soon.
I picked up a roman chair and a jump rope from big 5. I do dips, pullups wide, chin ups and leg lifts to failure. Then I do some jump roping for cardio . . . all very doable at home.
the fellow is getting gratification out of taunting you . . . I first encountered this on the mp3.com bulletin boards way back in the day. Here on slashdot I later learned it was a full on twisted art form! I recommend a moderation system :)
religion or god mean very different things depending on which state of value evolution a person is at . . . imo
xbox running linux :D
both xboxes are impressive though
Interesting - I went through a similar evolution with Catholocism (gave it up around 10) - I became agnostic rather than aetheistic and now actively pursue meditation and mysticism.
Most psychoactive substances have their effect in crossing the blood brain barrier and doing something like binding to receptor sites on neurons down stream, blocking reuptake of neurotransmitters, increasing secretion of neurotransmitters by binding to the sending neuron etc. What's interesting is that the body often has its own chemicals to produce these effects often regulated by our glands. Runner's high for example triggers the release of endorphine (endogenous [from within] morphine). So it need not necessarily be ingested but may in fact merely be internally present and stimulated under the right conditions.
golden rule - "do unto others as you'd have them do unto you"
karma - "as you sew so shall you reap"
These two seem to pop up in some form or another across most major religious traditions.
The worst part about this is that many of these same artists release 'greatest hits' albums which are a similar form of cherry picking . . . I'm glad the chili peppers have albums up now.
nobody understands nobody else instinctively
:D
uhh I'm a little confused by this statement
I tend to disagree with the parent post. On some level wearing a suit is akin to wearing a uniform. You kind of represent yourself as a player of the game; you're ready to 'play ball' so to speak. Wearing a suit is also an indication you are willing to set aside your individuality and 'suit up' for the event at hand.
;-)
It's the uniform of business today! In the past it was quite literally 'big wigs' . . . it will evolve and mabye we'll even get to the star trek jumpsuit eventually
id software is only at 23 employees and they've been rocking for a while!
Hitler's staging of a terrorist attack vs. Bush's exploitation of a real attack
Members of his administration might have helped engineer the attacks see Crossing the Rubicon. If even 10% of what ruppert talks about is true the implications are overwhelming.
a 'self licking ice cream cone?'
ba - dum - tssshh
The register article doesn't take the fact that indies are in iTunes into the equation. That's hardly sucking up to the RIAA.
Sorry bogus DNS entry . . .
1 Giant Leap
I've been doing this only recently with a laptop, but have been at it for a while with a PC.
A great example of an amazing project recorded with this type of tech is 1 Giant Leap. There's performances with Brian Eno, Michael Stipe, Michael Franti, and some dialogue with Kurt Vonnegut and Dennis Hopper.
After a two week, break my music instructor and I hooked back up and we had both independently purchased 12" G4 powerbooks. Synchronicity! I ran him through a crash course on Reason and he's now got an external firewire sound card. With a couple of mics, soundcard, and his laptop he takes trips to the coast to record his exceptional acoustic guitar playing.
bad link above.
;-)
trafficdodger.com
PS I work for their parent company . . . we generate routes based on current sensor data and predictive modeling
Alright! Head on over to http://www.positivemind.com/music/reality/. All my songs are 192kb/s with accurate ID3 tags or did you mean artists you know? ;-)
I'd much prefer an mp3 player with no moving parts that won't skip . . .unless your an incredibly fluid snow boarder ;-)
I asked Tim his opinion on this because I like his thought process on these types of issues . . . but he didn't reply . . . maybe this will get his attention :-).
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At 11:53 AM 5/17/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Name: Siri Dhyan Singh
>Email: my email
>Subject: Java adoption
>
>Would open sourcing Java increase its adoption?
>
>In some of your earlier responses you refer to the lack of adoption of
>Java by the open source community as a 'religious' issue. On the other
>hand you also state that the control of any one standard by a single
>business entity is subject to coercion and well meaning sentiments don't
>necessarily survive mergers, acquisitions, or changes in management. Is
>the Java community process enough to keep Java on track?
>
>Do you view enforced object orientation as furthering interoperability and
>enhancing development efforts?
If Linus is okay with it they might have some protection :-).
I tend to agree with you.
:-).
Its all about a continuum with bill gates representing one polarity and stallman the other. Somewhere there's a middle path to be walked here . . . focusing only on one polarity or the other fails to take into account the whole. Either extreme will not serve our evolution because the polarities must be in a balanced cycle of expansion to progress forward.
Didn't that buddha guy say something about the middle path.
Sometimes its worth the effort to go beyond simple binary/polar thinking
PS MICHAEL your editors note fails to really weigh in as more significant than a comment. Would you consider placing your thoughts in a comment next time?
true . . . let's say attempt to sell then in an un-diluted market ;-)
this is a sad ignorant comment . . . the tragedy of slavery so dwarfs this issue its not even comparable.