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jonathannewman.com/notebook
composer's notebook
composer's notebook essays & criticism on musical matters Sep 01, 2011 0 Absorbing animal matter from: commentary One of my summer projects, a new quartet for my favorite American Music Chamber Band, The Avian Orchestra, is finishing up with all the usual score-editing and parts-making hooplah. The piece, titled These Inflected Tentacles, is for marimba, piano, violin, and cello, and should weigh in at about 10 minutes or so. Here below, to ?excite acid secretion
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jroller.com/rmcmahon
Richard McMahon's Weblog
Richard McMahon's Weblog Taking it a day at a time... All | General | Java | Groovy | WebDev | Rails | Mobile Main | Next page » Dec6 Why it sucks to be an in house programmer Comments [0] Over the past few days Joel has published a 3 part piece on a talk he delivered to the Yale Computer Science Department earlier last month. Part 2 really resonated with me. He gives 3 reasons why being an in-house developer sucks. Here's a taster: The key point about in-house development is that once
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mostlydead.net/Will
Inconceivable
Home About Archives Inconceivable! Find Entries 16Feb Posted by: jasazick in Uncategorized Last night I dreamed I decided to work a shift back in the store, just for giggles. Then zombies happened. Walking Dead style zombies. John Lithgow was with me and he would waggle a piece of paper in the face of the zombie, which (according to my dreamlogic) was their weakness. They would get confused by the paper and I would decapitate them with a steak knife the size
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dummies-for-destruction.co.uk/random
D4D - "Hasta La Muerte, Motherfucker
Home About D4D - Dummies for Destruction Find Entries 1Sep '11 Junction Posted by: lyle in Driving, London, Work-related During my regular commute at the moment, I drive down the M11 into London. This involves one of my most-loathed junctions ever ? the M11/M25 junction. If you hit it at the wrong time, it can be snarled up beyond belief, for miles on either side. It?s a hateful piece of road. You can begin to see why from the Google Maps
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johnconnell.co.uk/blog
John Connell: The Blog
Home About Me John Connell: The Blog The point is not to interpret the world but to change it. The most ruthless capitalists in the world? Academic Publishers! Posted on | September 2, 2011 | No Comments So says George Monbiot in a recent Guardian piece: Academic publishers make Murdoch look like a socialist: You might resent Murdoch?s paywall policy, in which he charges £1 for 24 hours of access to the Times and Sunday Times. But at least in that period you can read and download as