Dusty Chalk

Ryan -- what about an orthodynamic, have you heard one?

Yeah, that was most of it, but I really wanted the whole thing. Fortunately, one of the closely related videos showed the whole thing, so...thanks!

Who knows what the name of that YouTube video of an Asian guy who's demonstrating a piece of kit in which it starts out real simply but by the end he's actually really rocking out? I think he says something like "now this is rock'n'roll!" at some point.

Atom TM - Liedgut Anthony Rother - This Is Electro (Works 1997-2005) Anthony Rother - Art is a Technology Anthony Rother - Hacker Biosphere - Autour de la Lune Fanu + Bill Laswell - Lodge Dani Joss - Shaper of Form Various Artists - Pop Ambient 2008 Various Artists - Pop Ambient 2009

The switch locks/unlocks whether or not the earspeaker itself swings out. It's broken on most used models, because no-one knows to unlock it before swinging them out.

Biosphere, Dropsonde -- ambient techno electronica at its finest

Jesus! Did you try taking the cowl off?

Scan it in, I can OCR it.

Alt text == "I once got to second base with a basketball player. She was so confused."

Isn't that what was going to happen anyway?

I'm afraid that my cat is officially in non-attendance as well. Sorry to let any of you down, but I still hope you the greatest success in your conflagration of people.

In an interesting coincidence, I just bought a quadrablender today.

Watched and listened to a 45 minute advertisement disguised as a Webinar for "Jacket" (Matlab/Cuda bridge software).

Win

Whut? I think they're quite reasonable, but then again, I'm only using a 22" monitor. Oh, and get something with ribbons. Ribbons rule. Or perhaps the new mini-Magnepans.

Well, it's not like the output stages of those DAC's don't look the part. I say dew et. And then report back on your findings.

I dig 'em. I like both their earlier spacier/post-rocky stuff, and their more recent more organic pop-rocky stuff.

I'm a member -- if you need me to buy and turn it around and ship it to you, just say the word. With the understanding that it's probably not worth it to pay shipping twice.

Gilels playing Rachmaninov and Saint-Sa

No, that's exactly what I'm saying is not happening in my case. Maybe we're programmed differently, but there's just no feeling of "missing something".

For those of you getting cold feet -- consider a single-ended version? I'm out, but I have to admit to being very curious how these are going to sound.

Love button? Wiggle back and forth? Touch the two together? Oh, I think it was intentional, so that all the little girls and occasional boy could hide it in plain sight.

Marquesote -- or as I like to call it, Twinkie dough.

AT05C - case of 24 tins: Silver Sampler Tin x1 @ $15.00 ea. AT40C - Case of 6: Brushed Steel Tin (150g) x1 @ $17.80 ea. SD30 - set of four teas: Basic Darjeeling Sampler x1 @ $15.50 ea. SC21 - set of four teas: Ceylon Sampler x1 @ $13.00 ea. SA38 - set of four teas: Assam Sampler x1 @ $13.50 ea. TB70S - 15g sample: Finest Russian Caravan x1 @ $1.00 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk TB10S - 15g sample: Bond Street English Breakfast Blend x1 @ $1.00 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk TB60S - 15g sample: Russian Caravan x1 @ $1.00 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk TB86S - 15g sample: Richmond Park Blend x1 @ $1.50 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk ZY02S - 15g sample: Season's Pick Yunnan FBOP x1 @ $1.00 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk ZY51S - 15g sample: Yunnan TGFOP x1 @ $1.00 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk TP04S - 15g sample: China Black Flowery Orange Pekoe x1 @ $1.00 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk TT11S - 10g sample: Oolong Standard Grade x1 @ $1.00 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk ZO10S - 12g sample: China Oolong Se Chung x1 @ $1.00 ea. packed for: Dusty Chalk

I think my first download was...uh...probably a naked girl or something