Anyone who has been cramed into one of those MRI "tubes" know that the size and amount of time you need to stay in it, are what needs to be worked on. I've been in two MRI machines and it is a horrible feeling!
"How to Read a Book" by Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren, 1972"
Now that book alone is a great book - 33 years later it should be labeled a classic - that is never read by most Americans; and that's a damn shame seeing how it would open their eyes to analitical reading.
As Jacques Barzun said of the book, "These 400 pages are packed full of high matters which no one solicitous of the future of American culture can afford to over-look."
As a Dylan fan, I have to say you come off more like "an asshole" than he does. He, as well as Carlos Santana and other individuals, are only trying to protect their artwork from the myriad of no-talent dimwits who claim their re-mixing his material is a form of art, when in reality it is nothing more than a means to make money off of original "artist" hard work.
I wonder what the real reason behind this could be. First Apple announces its working with Intel, now Sun's announces it will revile part of its code. If I wasn't such a skeptic, I'd be tempted to say it's a sign of Armageddon.
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Anyone who has been cramed into one of those MRI "tubes" know that the size and amount of time you need to stay in it, are what needs to be worked on. I've been in two MRI machines and it is a horrible feeling!
It's called Zoloft, try it.
Now that book alone is a great book - 33 years later it should be labeled a classic - that is never read by most Americans; and that's a damn shame seeing how it would open their eyes to analitical reading.
As Jacques Barzun said of the book, "These 400 pages are packed full of high matters which no one solicitous of the future of American culture can afford to over-look."Well fuck you too!
As a Dylan fan, I have to say you come off more like "an asshole" than he does. He, as well as Carlos Santana and other individuals, are only trying to protect their artwork from the myriad of no-talent dimwits who claim their re-mixing his material is a form of art, when in reality it is nothing more than a means to make money off of original "artist" hard work.
I wonder what the real reason behind this could be. First Apple announces its working with Intel, now Sun's announces it will revile part of its code. If I wasn't such a skeptic, I'd be tempted to say it's a sign of Armageddon.