Good post about Hubble Math

Good post about Hubble Math

posted : Saturday, June 20th, 2009

tags : nasa space physics

Do you really listen to all your music? : Lee Morgan - The Cooker

You’re how old? 19! Jeebus, you’re the Sidney Crosby of Jazz, I guess. This album is surprisingly great. Although I would say it’s really the baritone sax of Pepper Adams that makes this album as good as it is. Still, friggin’ 19???? Overall this is a keeper — 4/5 stars

posted : Saturday, June 13th, 2009

tags : itunes dyrltaym jazz review

Koko Taylor in Memoriam. Also, checkout the dude just hanging out in the chair @ 1:48

posted : Thursday, June 4th, 2009

tags : blues music

Do you really listen to all your music? : Sun Ra - Blue Delight

What a great album. I think the AMG sums it up best:

Blue Delight is a great late-period Arkestra recording, notable for several reasons: 1. This is a very large, impeccably recorded Arkestra featuring special guests Tommy Turrentine and Don Cherry AND a number of Arkestra alumni returning for the date. 2. Although synthesizers are present, the majority of Ra’s solos are on piano. 3. John Gilmore solos on nearly every cut. 4. The band swings mightily from start to finish. Blue Delight also features a program of a handful of standards mixed with Ra originals that don’t head too far into outer space

posted : Thursday, June 4th, 2009

tags : dyrltaym jazz sun_ra

“ He plays his song for one reason /
It’s simply what he loves /
The musician
— Chick Corea, ladies & gentlemen, Chick Corea

posted : Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

tags : jazz return_to_forever chick_corea

Are you hyperinformed?

I know I am. It started off innocently enough. A newspaper RSS feed here, a magazine one there. I soon got enough to start using Google Reader to aggregate them all. Then it started to take a turn for the worse. I started accumulating feeds left and right. I was simply compelled to consume more and more information. I became hyperinformed.

I tried various techniques to reduce the amount of messages such as Marking as favorites and reading later and Yahoo! Pipes reduction.

But then it dawned on me. While most of what I was reading was only “good” (interesting, relevant) for a day at most. I found when I had saved an article and gone back later to read it off my queue it was news from 5 days ago that had gone irrelevantly stale.

I am currently experimenting with creating a very, VERY sparse group of feeds that will not go stale and have a high SNR. Whilst using (relying) on (a small group of) twitterers and personal friends’ word of mouth. A week into this experiment and all is well. Actually I have a lot more free time on my hands. Enough to start tumbling again anyway…

posted : Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

tags : rss_feeds hyperinformed news information yahoo_pipes google_reader

Rebuilding Intellisense. Wow me.

According to a post at the VCTB, they are rebuilding Intellisense. All I can say is, it’s about time and I’ll believe it when I see it. etags works great for me. I incur the rebuild penalty when I’m idle and finding is instantaneous. If you can beat that, I’ll stop renaming my feacp dll to feacp.stop sucking up my cpu.dll

posted : Wednesday, May 27th, 2009

tags : visual_studio visual_c emacs etags ctags

Do you really listen to all your music? : Forbidden - Forbidden Evil

Awesome 80s thrash disc. I haven’t heard this one in a long time. Check out the scream on the title track. Impressive!

posted : Wednesday, May 27th, 2009

tags : dyrltaym metal review

posted : Saturday, April 4th, 2009

tags :

“ EI: The Lion King: go.

posted : Monday, March 30th, 2009

tags :