quote of the day

The Editors on the best evidence of entitlement you’re likely to find:

…It’s like the Helen Keller story, except with physical handicaps replaced by a blinding sense of entitlement.

The Editors on the best evidence of entitlement you’re likely to find:

Behold the Audacity of Hope! Seriously, this should be a children’s book. It’s like the Helen Keller story, except with physical handicaps replaced by a blinding sense of entitlement. [From The Little Pantload Who Could]

collaborators?

The month is half over, but if you’re interested in playing with what will likely be a failed RPM2008 project , point your rsync client @ rsync paulbeard.org::rpm2008…. wtf?), and move on. The stuff is all done in Garageband 3 but the aiff files and mp3/4 mixdowns are accessible by anything that can handle those.

The month is half over, but if you’re interested in playing with what will likely be a failed RPM2008 project, point your rsync client @ rsync paulbeard.org::rpm2008. Yes, I know some of the instruments are out of tune and some of the arrangements are chronologically-challenged (some even chronically). That’s kind of the point: get it out, get it on tape (tape? wtf?), and move on.

The stuff is all done in Garageband 3 but the aiff files and mp3/4 mixdowns are accessible by anything that can handle those.

My MO at present is to capture ideas as informally as they come and worry about dressing them up later. Since it’s all music, no words, it’s wide open for other contributors.

Interestingly, this site comes up on top for queries on RPM2008.

links for 2008-02-13

recycled bonus quote of the day

So Hillary Clinton missed all the FISA votes today. It’s a shame–the Dems trying to block telecom immunity and add surveillance oversight were badly beaten, and I’m sure Clinton’s 35 years experience and legendary ability to work for change would’ve come in real handy.

So Hillary Clinton missed all the FISA votes today. It’s a shame–the Dems trying to block telecom immunity and add surveillance oversight were badly beaten, and I’m sure Clinton’s 35 years experience and legendary ability to work for change would’ve come in real handy.

[From THE NEW REPUBLIC | Blogs]

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