I have been recently facing a lot of situations that include girls’ stupidity. I am not saying that all girls are stupid at the contrary. But some are really so stupid.
I am not able to describe all the situations that i faced and the annoyance that i am feeling now but i will let “PINK” to sing it for us through an animated video.
HIT IT …
ATL’s Rrrump come off like fun lovin’ party wreckers. This rawkus threesome are doing the darned thing on fellow ATLien Le Castle Vania’s new label, Always Never, part of the So Sweet Records fam.
MP3: Rrrump - If You Want Me
MP3: Rrrump - Twerk It
Additionally, the crew have cut up the glitchy electronic sounds of Institubes crew’s Para One. We approve:
MP3: Para One - Piste Bleue (Rrrrump Edit)
Tonight Rrrump (and Le Castle Vania) supports indie/dance Aussies Cut Copy & The Presets on the Modular Peoples Atlanta tour date (Cut Copy’s full US tour can be seen here). This has epic potential, everybody that can go should make the move. I know I’d be there.
Visit Rrrump on MySpace.
-DJCrazyASE
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This is a sneak peek at a sample of the soundtrack that will be used in a performance at Terra Extremitas, put on by the Foolish People. The script and soundtrack are based on some of the eschatological themes in Fallen Nation, and will serve as a bridge between that and a future project with the Foolish People, and many other creatives you may or may not have heard of…
The voices you will hear in this soundtrack will be the voices inside the actor’s head. The rest you will just have to imagine- or better yet, get your ass to the event.
Also, after the Terra Extremitas event in Amsterdam, we will be providing you with a version of this soundtrack with the actors lines added- which may or may not have video, depending on how the filming at the event goes. Enjoy!
Soundtrack Credits:
Writing: James Curcio, Jason Stackhouse.
Production & Art Direction: James Curcio.
Music: P. Emerson Williams (Choronzon, Veil of Thorns), James Curcio, Scott Landes (Collide, Mankind is Obsolete), Jon Siren (Mankind is Obsolete, Hate Dept).
Download Light to Darkness / Darkness to Light (soundtrack, early sneak peek)
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Realmente este ya es uno de los 10 mejores discos del año (para mi obiamente) fue escucharlo una vez y listo me alcanzo, mas alla que estuve de viaje y lo gaste en el reproductor de mp3. Realmente me sorprendio el nuevo disco de travis, bastante despegado del anterior, arreglos interesantes en fin les dejo el tema promocional.
Here are 5 Reasons to Play a Musical Instrument base on about.com:
1. Playing A Musical Instrument Makes You Smarter
Many studies have been conducted on the effects of music to the brain. Scientists say that children who are exposed to music, or those who play an instrument, do better in school than those who don’t. Recent research suggests exposure to music may benefit a child’s reading age, IQ and the development of certain parts of the brain. Adults can benefit from learning to play an instrument too because it helps the mind to be alert and active eventually helping to sharpen the memory.
2. It Teaches Discipline
Learning to play an instrument is like learning to speak another language and it can be challenging at times. One of the qualities musicians possess is discipline. You have to be disciplined in order to master playing your instrument. You have to set time each day to practice, practice and practice some more.
3. Playing A Musical Instrument Relieves Stress
We all have days when we are so stressed out and we just want to take a break from it all. Have you ever noticed that when you hear soft, soothing music you feel more relaxed? Playing an instrument can do that and more, especially if you’re the one playing. Music is one of life’s simple joys; it helps calm the mind.
4. Sense of Achievement
If you’re a beginner learning to play your first piece, it can be frustrating. But once you’ve mastered it, the satisfaction you’ll feel is priceless. Never mind if it’s just a simple piece, believe me you’ll never forget the first piece you’ve mastered. You are one more step closer to achieving your goal and that is certainly something to be proud of.
5. Playing A Musical Instrument is Fun
Sure it can be a lot of hard work but there is no denying playing an instrument is fun. Once you get better at it, opportunities will arise for you to share your newly learned skill with your family and friends. Who knows, you may also consider playing professionally in the future. Playing a musical instrument opens up a lot of good possibilities that will surely enrich your life.
We have new theme music thanks to Beatnik Turtle. The theme: Better Things Coming!
Jason has a cyst-hole! Hear graphic details about it at Random Signal. Jason’s Flickr pics.
Jason’s superhero DragonCon film. (And while we’re at it, the Throwing Toasters concert)
Jason and I will be at PNME - come ask us for Go Eagle Go! stickers.
Mur will be speaking at: PNME, the NC Writer’s Network Conference, and, probably a UU church in Boise.
Happy Podiversary to Sam Chupp of the Bear’s Grove podcast.
Jason and Mur get ideas from Twitter…
And one more song by Carla Ulbrich! Cause I love A Name Is A Name Is A Name so much… next week will have a new funny artist!
Hey dear reader. Yes, its been a long time since I posted anything of personal relevance. And as you can see from my Flickr account, there’s nothing much happening there as well.
Why the losing interest on photography? Its still there, it won’t just go up in smoke. The last band I took photos of even asked for copies of my shots for press releases. And premiere local gig photographer Mari Arquiza met up with me to pass on her high-school camera, a Spotmatic, and two M42 lenses: a Super Takumar 50mm/f1.8, and an impressive rarity, a Takumar 200mm/f3.5. The DSLR is bound to be happy with that adaptable bounty, if only I didn’t discover that my main AF lens has fungus again, and sadly, this time, the infestation is nastier. I called in the local service center and I was told their technician is out for two weeks. So thats more than a month of waiting, including the time for actual repair. Hence, I think I’ll be back to the kit lens for the meantime. Oh, and I took off the vertical grip from the camera as well, and the damn thing feels like it lost half its weight.
So kids, I got stubborn again re lens care, so learn from me: make your own drybox to store your precious camera gear. No, you can DIY it, stop pestering your mom for money. Get one of those airtight food containers, big enough to store your gear (and future gear), a hygrometer (look at mall hardware stores, at the car accessories section), and a dehumidifier (they sell it by pack at those 88 peso everything Japanese stores). That’s less than 1000 pesos, and it works. Yes, I already have one, but being on photography hiatus, I left the gear on the camera bag, and now I will suffer for that mistake. Boo!
What else is up? The past Friday’s have been spent organizing and recording the podcast. Sometimes, I think long and hard why I should bother, but I do think its one project I can look back to and proclaim that what I did was real -for lack of better terms- cool.
Geek stuff? I’m back considering Ubuntu Linux as my main operating system, Windows XP has been unstable after a CHKDSK was forced onto me. I’m only there to backup sms messages and podcast recording. I did figure out how Audacity works on Ubuntu, but the extra step to convert the songs to mono -since copying and pasting on Audacity+Windows automagically converts the tracks to mono- is a step I’m not willing to bother with. Photoshop? Like I said, I haven’t been shooting much lately, so Photoshop is not a big tool now. And I thought my media player/jukebox woes were over with the Exaile Music Player, but it turns out that you get distorted songs if you max out the player volume and turn on the equalizer. Not good.
Work? Been better. And as a rule, one really shouldn’t blog much about work.
The pursuit of happiness? Still an ongoing pursuit. I’ll tell ya when bouts of happiness ever gushes forth in my current hermit-ish realm.
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And I’ll leave you with a music video from Beirut, a band I usually listen to when the blues arrive:
All I want is the best for our lives my dear,
and you know my wishes are sincere.
Whats to say for the days I cannot bear.
A Sunday smile you wore it for a while.
A Sunday mile we paused and sang.
A Sunday smile you wore it for a while.
A Sunday mile we paused and sang.
A Sunday smile and we felt true.
Meat Draw is a band from Victoria, B.C.
Alice and I held our wedding reception in a Royal Canadian Legion hall in Nanaimo, B.C.
These two facts seem unrelated, but become related once I relate this story that I sent to CBC Radio 3, where they read it on the air:
We received this letter from Brad Cavanagh, we got a letter here from Brad Cavanagh who’s in Hawaii.
“Hi Craig and Pedro! The appearance of Meat Draw and the subsequent banter on the R3-30 prompted this story. My wife and I were married in Nanaimo…”
That’s not in Hawaii.
“…in 2004. The day after we were to have the reception at a friend’s house but it was raining, so we had to scramble to find another venue. Enter one of the local Canadian Legion halls. We took over half of it and the vets moved to the other half. Part-way through our reception the Legion held a meat draw. Yes, raffling off fine cuts of meat was a part of our wedding reception. My mother-in-law won a pound of chicken. So I’d like to request The Devil In Our Bones by Meat Draw.”
Oh how can we, y’know, refuse a request like that? Here’s Meat Draw, at number 21, The Devil In Our Bones.
