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“The 15-to-25 age group, they’re not actually that concerned about ownership as such,” said Omnifone’s Lewis. “What they’re interested in is downloading something, trying it, discarding it, sending somebody a playlist, receiving a playlist — essentially the process of exploring music and improving their musical taste.”
I don’t the kids of today are the completists we were in my day: some are, but not many.
“The 15-to-25 age group, they’re not actually that concerned about ownership as such,” said Omnifone’s Lewis. “What they’re interested in is downloading something, trying it, discarding it, sending somebody a playlist, receiving a playlist — essentially the process of exploring music and improving their musical taste.”
What matters more when you listen to music?
What matters more when you listen to music?
Really, who needs to own everything (and who has room for it all)? A space with a table saw, bandsaw, router table, and some bench space, plus room for people to keep their hand tools, is all that’s needed. A planer? Sure. A CNC Shopbot? Why not?
I’ve never used it so I can’t tell if it works. If you find it lacking, do let me know.
Supposedly, OpenID is working here now. I’ve never used it so I can’t tell if it works. If you find it lacking, do let me know.
Thanks.
My father had one put in this morning and after a numbing shot and a local anesthetic, they cut a flap of skin, inserted the device, threaded the wires through a vein into the heart, and closed it up…. My father-in-law had his tonsils removed on the deck of the carrier he was serving on (the Lexington, the Yorktown, or the Franklin, I don’t know which) and washed it down with a cup of coffee.
Did you know that pacemakers were installed under local anesthetic? Me neither.
My father had one put in this morning and after a numbing shot and a local anesthetic, they cut a flap of skin, inserted the device, threaded the wires through a vein into the heart, and closed it up.
Wow. My father-in-law had his tonsils removed on the deck of the carrier he was serving on (the Lexington, the Yorktown, or the Franklin, I don’t know which) and washed it down with a cup of coffee. I’m not made of that kind of stuff.
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I picked this up at my library today and I’ve learned a ton without picking up a tool…. Series)” (John Nelson, Joyce Nelson) Lots of very accessible projects, from stuff you can use to stuff you could sell, but important, lots to learn about how to make things.
I picked this up at my library today and I’ve learned a ton without picking up a tool.
Lots of very accessible projects, from stuff you can use to stuff you could sell, but important, lots to learn about how to make things. I just re-jiggered a project I thought I had figured out, until I read some of this. I had no idea what I was doing.
I wonder how much this duplicates the Interstate Highway System. The red lines are proposed, the black ones are existing.
See for yourself.
