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Like this? http://crimsonkeep.com/downloads/mp3/alanschu-amlab4.mp3 Hard to edit the front/back to make it a complete smooth transition tho.
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r-click the big box, copy, paste into forum post.
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So this is some kind of music//math tech exercise thingie or something, isn't it? No wonder I don't get it. I tried something more symmetrical, but it means nothing to me. heh 41512,16400,1282,2692,5440,2688,5440,2688,2688,5440,19088,70980,19088,34056,6554 0,41512
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It's too tinkly for me ... but definitely better tech-designed than what I'd probably ever come up with. I just go by what my ears like. heh PS - some of the ones people posted far down the page are pretty awesome.
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You're so symmetrical. Similar to my first but more refined - I just made some adjustments so it's more pleasant sounding/less discordant (to me). I wanted a new-agey sound and I think I did it better that time. 74752,37376,18688,32768,81920,8192,18432,4096,8192,16384,8192,4096,2048,512,5120 ,69632 I'll try to make something fancier later. Not enough time right now.
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That is AWESOME. I like simpler, so here's my first quickie. 67584,8200,32768,4096,128,32768,2048,8192,32768,8256,2048,512,0,256,1024,65664
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Melting, as I always do as soon as the weather gets anywhere near warm. Trying to figure out what "Fantasy Baseball" is and why so many people seem to do it/refer to it.
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Marley & Me. I liked it about as much as you can without actually loving it. That's a good thing, btw. I'd heard it wasn't a 'slapstick' comedy, like the ads might make you think, and it definitely wasn't. Much better than that. Some laughs, but also poignant moments about how life has twists and turns. More like the tone of When Harry Met Sally, maybe.
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Look at it this way - less potential dental expenses!
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Oh? Is it public or just for them to use, if you know what I mean? If it's public, and you remember the name, I'd be interested in knowing what it is.
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I was thinking about the "mainstream" issue ... isn't that going to be a potential problem with any 'net social network kind of thing? As soon as enough people hear about a thing/use it, it becomes too bloated to be attractive to the average person. Thus these things just feel like tech-fads that won't last. Programs like ICQ etc. seem better for friends/family. Some kind of central company-twitter might be interesting, where people could "follow" companies and comment/suggest in one place (but couldn't really talk to each other so much). That way I could keep up with a lot of company etc. news w/out having to check dozens of different sites and companies/the famous might reach more than just those who already know about them and go to company-specific fora, but...ah well, guess I'm just not into this social networking stuff.
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Well, like I said, I can see it for keeping up w/family or something, but then, I can do that with email lists, blogs, the phone, and tons of other "social sites" as well. I'm not sure we need another one. I don't see anything different about Twitter. I'm not trying to say "if you like it you're a dufus" but I personally don't see it. And of course getting "followers" isn't important, just like "friends" on myspace means jack.
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Reminds me of that "modding was better..." thread.... ...unless you mean it's going downhill because mainstream = there are too many posts for a sane person to follow.
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All right, I figure I can't knock what I don't try so I experimentally made a Twitter account and posted a few silly/stupid messages. In about 10 minutes, a Spam-bot "followed" me. Not a good sign in my book. There's way too much going on to even begin that process in terms of idle chatter folk. Sure if you want to follow a record company etc. you find/search that easily enough but ...
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I can understand it might be a nice tool to keep in quick touch with family and friends, but as a general chat thingie, it doesn't seem very appealing to me. But then, I still don't "text" either. And I have a hard time being short-winded. All these new fads that I don't "get", they make me feel old. I'm so unhip. heh Eh...it's just more publicity for a company. If it helps them in that regard, then why not. Especially when it's free.
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I don't get it. What's so new and special about it? From appearances, it's just IRC or BB's on cellphones. People can now type "LOL I'm walking down stairs and almost tripped" at anytime, anywhere. Is this actually interesting? Do you find it interesting? Is it the wave of the future of casual world communications or just a fad? I will admit, for myself, that the idea of kinda/sorta communicating with many famous people is vicariously intriguing, even if they mostly see it as publicity rather than convo. http://uk.reuters.com/article/UKNews1/idUKTRE53G5WA20090418 I'd rather talk to sports figures, authors, and politicians then movie stars, tho.
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I've tried to get my cats to clean the house for me, but alas have only met with failure so far.
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I don't think the kid's acting was that terrible. More that the role/character was terrible.
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Not to me! Nope! Absolutely not! ... I wish ... Did yard work for most of the morning, which lately means trying to rake the yard and trim branches while squirrels are following around my ankles wanting food. Right this minute I'm sitting on a bed, keyboard in lap, with "In the Line of Fire" on the little TV, baseball game playing on one side of the pc monitor and forum/google hopping on the other side of the monitor. Lazy afternoon, and I love it.
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I'm sure D3 would run on either my ancient pc or my somewhat better one I currently play games on, so probably no serious worries for many people. But I want to play D3 at max resolutions with high settings and all that...which I don't think either of my computers could quite handle without turning into a lag fest. It'd be nice if hubby would play D3 with me (he played D2 for a while) but he's largely lost interest in the way the game market has gone, so I won't hold my breath. heh
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Day the Earth Stood Still remake. Watchable end of the world fluff until the terrible ending that ruins what little enjoyment you were having before. And the kid character was nothing but annoying.
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On the one hand, I want it now. On the other hand, I'm not quite ready to build the new pc I want to play the game on. Xmas 2009 would be awesome tho...2011 would have me gnashing my teeth. The flashy new graphics look good/are nice, but I only hope it has the same addictive quality of the previous Blizz games. I'm sure the Wizard will be the first I try.
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Do you have to ride the rocket for something, or were you just goofing off? That looks like fun.
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Took my mother to lunch and hung out with her a while at her senior apt., which at the moment is something that is both wonderful and sad at the same time. Gorgeous day for being out, tho. We ate at a Hobees, which I'd never been to before (I'm not generally into "healthy" places when I eat out) but their version of a BLT was pretty good. Edit: time is much on my mind, which made me think ... I can't believe it was 4 years ago that I registered here. Where does it all go?
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i've got a 52" sony LCD. but the flick wasn't in HD so i wasn't watching that large of a picture. in spite of the fact that i know all those things were added intentionally, overall it was just a retarded movie, worth one watch for giggle factor, as you noted, but nothing else. taks I don't really see myself wanting to watch it again any time soon. It was funny, but once I know the funny, while I might still admire the production/satire, it's not funny the next time. I did have an "advantage" that I was very amused to see Michael Biehn - especially which helped me enjoy it. I haven't seen any movies recently, even on cable or DVD. Just a few fave TV series. Baseball's taken me over.
