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deepakg.com/blog
Sanctuary Of Random Keystrokes
Sanctuary Of Random Keystrokes The old and the new 2 September 2nd, 2011 Permalink Just two of the hundreds of things that drift past our window every day: A huge building was coming up on our left when we moved in here in April. From a crane that was unceremoniously parked in front of the river yesterday, it looks like that new construction is about to start on the other side as well. That would leave me with only a tiny window to compose and click these things from. In the race to the
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myall.ro/blog
my all
my all live, learn and have fun Home That?s us Spill from a mercury thermometer What would you do in case of a spill from a mercury thermometer? Vacuum Clean? Brush? Use chemicals to wash it? DON?T! none of these options are recommended. Will tell you soon how I did Later edit The best way to clean mercury spill from the parquet seems to be the ?shaving method?. Buy shaving cream - spray and a brush. Spot the mercury ball and touch it with the brush with a little
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vancehartwell.com/blog
The Ubi Blog
The Ubi Blog The Ramblings of One Nomad PhotosPics from my time in Almaty, Kazakhstan :: Bigger Font Size Smaller Font Size Left Align Justify Align Right Align Bookmark This Page Print This Page Scene 36 July 7th, 2009 Today was the first day of one of our biggest effects sequences. Production has had it scheduled to only take two days. We?ve told them we think that it would take more than that. Well, today they learned why we were saying that. They didn?t start shooting with us
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joyunconfined.net/joyblog
Joy Unconfined
Joy Unconfined ?On with the dance! Let Joy be unconfined.? Lord Byron 22 Support my podling and her school. Now. I mean it. July Posted at July 22, 2010 by admin Categories Tags COMMENTS miscellanea 0 24 Oh Noes! Dust in Australia! They?re not suppose to have dust THERE, are they??? September Posted at September 24, 2009 by admin (I?ll bet this guy would agree with me?) I was originally going to post the
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vanderwall.org/dave/blog
Not Your Blog
HomeAbout Not Your Blog Contributing nothing, to say the least Using an Audio Input Aggregator for Recording in Mac OS X 08 Aug 2010 at 14:09 Dave VanderWall Computers, Macintosh, Music, Recording No Comments I may have just fallen off the proverbial turnip truck on this one, but until yesterday I had no idea it was possible to combine audio devices in OS X so that my recording software would see all of the various audio inputs as one device. Why is this useful? I?m using Propellerhead