Inchoate Satellite

Here we are again,

2007-12-16T10:02:00.000Z

with what is increasingly becoming a monthly update...It is bloody cold, and looks set to continue that way for a while. The only thing to be said for this is that I intend to go up to the Botanic Gardens in a while and try to convey that cold with my camera. I feel that I am making slow but steady progress with the camera as an expressive tool. I used to be quite happy with my little Olympus

And again

2007-11-19T02:35:00.000Z

I emerge from the swamp. Yet again, haven't posted for a while. I suppose that I am just not as enraged as I was, just less likely to be sitting at the computer in the early hours filled with piss and vinegar, or bile, or whatever it is that causes the organism to kick off. Maybe this is a good thing, I don't know. I remain, of course, enraged. Just not writing it up as diligently as I should. Ah

Once again I've left it for ages between postings here

2007-10-14T03:22:00.000+01:00

I suppose you can blame this on the increased amount of gigging and audio work going on here. And, possibly, the fitting of a rather frenetic social life around it. I think "don't hold your breath" is becoming the motto around here. I seem to have lost the will to rant on the internet, and to some extent in real life. Whether or not this is a good thing depends, I guess, on your perspective.

Well, here I am,

2007-09-10T09:54:00.000+01:00

grounded temporarily by having to wait for my mobile phone to charge. And confounded in this by constantly needing to use it, therefore defeating the progress of the electrons. In any case it has taken up residence in bastardland these days, in that unique way these things do. The battery level indicator now bears little relation to the actual state of charge. Fortunately it's that time again,

Will we ever get a sustained period of decent weather?

2007-08-21T09:27:00.000+01:00

I posit not, at this rate. I hate this horrid chilly overcast weather. It's bad for lurgy, and it's bad for morale. I have turned to the rabid acquisition of Squier guitars, a largely indoor pursuit. So far I have got real bargains on a Strat and a Tele. The Strat is a nice off-white late eighties or early nineties job with a maple neck. The methods for precise dating from serial numbers break

Well, here's me with a lurgy.

2007-08-13T02:06:00.000+01:00

I knew I'd get it. I've spent a lot of time recently sat in the company of those whose lurgy exceeded my own, showered with predatory germs and generally nasty breath. So now I'm all lurged up. Therefore my mind turns to trying to get some music done. It's not that I only think of this when I'm ill, but rather that I should not be out riding my bike or taking photos or seeking cool art, and

The nature of the beasts

2007-08-02T10:59:00.000+01:00

Perhaps I should have decided at the outset that I was simply going to blog about music, in a loose sense. Certainly I am spending virtually all of my time lately doing various things which are musical. And there's nothing wrong with that, far from it. I do have to apologize to all those who used to tune in, here or on the old blog, to enjoy(?) my misanthropic rantings about the state of things,

Bleak reading though it makes,

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I feel obliged to periodically mention - or link to - this.

It's been a while.

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And if you're not a music-fiend you're probably going to be sore disappointed now. Because I have been up to my elbows in the magic stuff. To be precise, I have been applying a pet tornado of wheedling, coathangers, caffeine, cable, software, hardware and Potter to get some recording of my own stuff done. I had thought that with a spanky Mac and a Toneport I was well set. This was before I

Well, the summer continues to disappoint.

2007-07-09T04:57:00.000+01:00

I mean, I just stuck my head out of the window by my desk - taking good care to open it first, having learned - and it's damp and chilly. As in autumnal chilly. Desperate state of affairs. I'm really not sure I've got enough on the books to do to justify staying here at the moment. I really should be somewhere warm and, er, cool. But I lack the spirit right now, unfortunately, and also the small

Good grief, I'm almost doing a bit of posting here.

2007-06-27T05:19:00.000+01:00

And to prove that I love you all, and also that my mind is on matters recording at the moment, here's some fine pics of people with more dosh than me in their home studios. Bastards. Give me your gear. Actually no, gear I have. Give me a cool space to put it in. Please.It's pretty good, this Blogger, isn't it? Why monkey around with troublesome client-side apps when you can just use your browser

Art of the cafe

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This looks interesting. Long live the greasy spoon, both in art and outside it.

Music thing

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is a wonderful site. Every post a delight. Eclectic and slightly weird, a techie dream. And look at these ten rules for guitarists!

Can not get

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my Line6 LowDown, with bass synth modelling that makes fantastic alien farting noises, to gracefully feed this flatulence into my TonePod and thusly my Mac. And that's a bugger, really. Maybe via a balanced connection? Why didn't I think of that before. As if this recording lark didn't throw up enough creative challenges without grief from the gear.Thank you for your attention. Back to the

Right, time for a bit of a blog.

2007-06-06T03:59:00.000+01:00

I notice, because I am the kind of weirdo who is up at this hour programming his hard disk video recorder (get one now, trust me), that BBC2 has four hours of stuff between 2 and 6 this morning which looks rather good. Cross-cultural music stuff, in fact. Orchestral players put into weird (for them) scenarios like playing with, and in, a gamelan. I've always loved a good gamelan, ever since I

This recording lark

2007-06-03T16:46:00.000+01:00

is harder than it seems. Correction: GarageBand makes the tech side of it pretty straightforward, but then comes the dreaded writing. I can write text 'til the cows lurch back, but music is an entirely different thing. I must learn not to lose heart half way into things...

It's the 40th anniversary of the Summer of Love,

2007-05-23T22:51:00.000+01:00

and you can all slake your nostalgic or simply prurient thirsts with this article. There's enough amusing stuff here to take you back for a whole evening. For best results, burn incense and smoke dope and stick on appropriate music. You know etc etc.Birthday at the weekend, a riot of fun and all-nightery. It's a great time of year to have one. Wish my little Olympus Stylus compact camera worked

The Mailing Preference Service

2007-05-18T09:44:00.000+01:00

One of your few weapons in the fight against a tide of junk mail. Get yer Telephone Preference Service registration on the same site. Free in both cases, and only takes a minute. None of this will completely free you from being hassled, because not all companies belong to the scheme. But surely it's worth a go. I've always had a low level of junk mail since I first heard of the scheme.

Just in case I failed to sufficiently ouline the dangers of WEP,

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this timely article makes it plain. Two minutes and you're wide open. I suppose that with the increasing speed and decreasing cost of computing power there is always going to be an arms race with security of this kind. I won't even begin to claim that I know a great deal about encryption, but there's one thing I do know. If you have wireless access to your network, get your WPA on - and get it

So there I am, with quite a lot of time invested in trying to set up

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wireless on Ubuntu. I'm liking the Ubuntu well enough. I have it set up using the Windows fonts, so that the appearance is pretty nice. The main thing about the standard installation is that font smoothing requires editing a text file. Actually, being as Ubuntu is only a more house-trained version of the geeks orgasm that is Linux, getting anything very tweaky done is a matter of editing text

Well, that Ubuntu

2007-05-10T05:18:00.000+01:00

It all seems well and good, apart from the fact that I can't get no net satisfaction on it. And a box with no access to the net is, well, I think we used to call that a typewriter. Or a games console. Certainly no use to me.I was quite happy until I noticed that, out of the metaphorical box, Ubuntu wanted to use WEP on my wireless connection. WEP, for the uninitiated (and I don't blame you at

Today I is mostly

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cleaning the house, doing the laundry, downloading the Ubuntu (you'd better be right, Peacock) and drinking the tea.

Right now I am loving:

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The Secret Oxford forums on Freeforums (lost the bastard link) on which only I and the owner are posting as yet - and in brief at that. But it's early days. Register! Post! Find the link!I can't. Other boxen.Liking Audacity on multiple platforms, a small amount of Second Life, posting all this without helpful links or compunction about it, vinyl (cheese vinyl), the idea of Belgium and Holland

Loads of gigs this week,

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and in general loads going on - but there is light at the end of the tunnel. I look forward to some quality time mucking about on the internet and, er, going to Tesco and stuff like that. I'm a cheapish date.Low frequencies are now generated by a Music Man bass around here. My word, the focus. The drive. I can't think why I waited so long. Oh yeah, didn't have the money...Exciting other news is

Increasingly infrequent?

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Perhaps I mean decreasingly frequent. More elegant, you know.

Another one of my increasingly infrequent posts,

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which I already realize is going to be another excuse. I have a ton of stuff to do right now, what with finishing up recording projects and doing loads of gigs. I really have to maintain my house before it falls down around my ears, and I do try to get out in the sun and take a few pics. Right now I'm a bit short of ideas for pics, but I know that the trick is simply to get out there with the

Well, I survived my five-day trip abroad.

2007-04-17T21:35:00.000+01:00

All was, on balance, enjoyable. The enterprise - a night in Calais followed by lunch in Veurne and then four days in Amsterdam, dinner in Bruges on the way home - once again reminded me how much I love those Low Countries. The cleanness, the public transport, the lack of hassle, the quality of stuff. I mean, compared to Oxford these days even Amsterdam is not an expensive place to be. Sobering.

Is that the time already?

2007-04-06T14:30:00.000+01:00

Having lost last week to the flu, and in happy anticipation of losing next week to the fog of war in Amsterdam with my gurning friends, I have been having a very busy time. Why is it that packing all the stuff takes so much less time than even the simplest part of the paperwork? I've managed to get a few more photos sorted out, have shamefully neglected my Second Life (only viable when one

It's official

2007-03-21T19:25:00.000Z

Apparently the messy are more creative and productive than the neat. This is fantastic news for those of us who wrestle with the urge to be tidier but tend naturally to the disordered, although I think we all knew we were in the moral and creative right of it all along. I now hold my breath for the conclusion that the verging-on-downright-neglectful-and-filthy are as gods compared to those who

Luminox

2007-03-15T16:08:00.000Z

I'm going up to Broad Street this evening at seven to see the music and fire sculptures and all the other neat stuff. For those who are near Oxford and don't already know about this, details are here. It'll be transforming Broad Street into "an enhanted world", no less. Presumably this is a combination of enchanted and enhanced, and no doubt both will be true. One for the camera I'm sure!

I am the last man in the world to discover Skype,

2007-03-07T08:16:00.000Z

but now that I have I like it tremendously. Eschewing a headset - not stereo, darling - in favour of some classy Sennheiser cans I've had for years, and loaded for bear with a table microphone bought from Maplin for a bargain £2 (ahem, spent £120 on a new graphics card while I was there though - well, it was silent. Like no fan silent, not like "silent fan" bastard noisy). I have to say that my

There is a distinct lack of body,

2007-03-01T16:38:00.000Z

or low-end thump to give it its proper name, in every guitar amplifier I have so far tried other than the senescent Peavey Deuce I have at home. Is this just another example of declining standards? Why is there elusive distortion at strange points on some of the vocals I have recently recorded on my multitrack, when the signal has demonstrably not clipped? Why is my CD player getting funny about

A ragbag of things.

2007-02-24T20:34:00.000Z

In order to consign yourself to an endless linky hell of exploring what other people think is interesting, and let's face it they're often going to be right, have a look at http://populair.eu/ - more linky than you can shake a mouse at.In Second Life I now patrol the waterways in an elven pirogue, and I don't care who knows it. Recommended. I am doing my SLing on the desktop box, and it is

You all follow the goings on at Uboat.net, don't you?

2007-02-20T04:19:00.000Z

Of course! Because those U-boats are so snub, so sexy, so - well, sunk. Apart from a few that is. Look at the new map they've got of the losses. Dearie me is this good. You need a special viewer, but if all special viewers were as good as this special viewer I'd not be up in the middle of the night thinking improper things about submarines. Or maybe I would. That's not the point. Just look at the

If you're a Morsologist,

2007-02-12T04:38:00.000Z

or a Morsist, or whatever the correct term is for someone fanatically keen on Inspector Morse, and by extension Oxford, then take a look here. My mother has earned great karmic benefits by buying me this guy's book. If you're a fellow enthusiast you may want a copy yourself. There are other, web-based, Morse resources (remorses?) out there which I shall let you find. And in fact other books,

After a few weeks of frantic inactivity,

2007-02-09T01:31:00.000Z

which could be seen as a loss of interest, I am countering the cold and the snow by returning to Second Life with a vengeance. I have even gone so far as to enter the economy there, which has allowed me to buy a bit of land on a hillside, in a nice area with a good view. On this land I have installed some fires, a yurt and a large black cat (thanks for that Nika). My social life there is lively,

Hassles with online mail services.

2007-02-02T14:00:00.000Z

I see from this article that the mound of evidence for not trusting anything too vital to online services continues to grow. Anyone who reads my stuff knows that I have a deep-seated suspicion of such things, and of course the irony of me writing this on an online service is not lost on me. I'll just take the opportunity to restate a few guidelines here. Don't use free online email for things

More photos up on Flickr.

2007-01-30T10:28:00.000Z

At the moment new content is principally confined to pictures of my drunken, gurning friends. I do look rather wistfully at the interesting artistic photos others post to Flickr, but until I shake what is turning out to be a lifetime nasty virus and get out a bit more it'll be the gurning I'm afraid. Then again, if you're reading this there is a fair possibility that you are one of my drunken,

I do find it a bit irksome having to use Internet Explorer to customize this Blog.

2007-01-27T22:23:00.000Z

Although there is claimed compatibility with Firefox, certain operations involving editing the appearance of the blog cause the whole tab to shut once I either cancel or save the changes. I've no doubt that this is down to some sort of combination of my pop-up blocking and Javascript settings, but I've spent plenty of time mucking about with these and I am still no nearer to a solution. It's a

Right, that's it.

2007-01-25T04:55:00.000Z

Everything is now pretty much as good as it's going to get on my Flickr site. There will of course be new pictures going up all the time, or at least as quick as I take 'em. But what is there already is now pretty well organized, and the particular bugbear of my camera - the red-eye - expurgated as far as possible. I have discovered the many advantages of not just leaving the camera in auto mode,

Just before I finally knock it on the head for the night,

2007-01-24T05:29:00.000Z

how does one know when one is a real nethead?Answer: When one finishes maintaining one's Flickr photos and on a whim looks at the most recently uploaded ones tagged with Oxford. Sure enough, most of them are mine. Mixed in, however, are a smattering of other people's. Hmm, one is of a street near me in the snow. Hang on, it was taken a couple of hours ago. I look out of the window. Yes, it takes

I just put a load more photos up on Flickr.

2007-01-24T03:09:00.000Z

This fit of enthusiasm owes much to discovering the Flickr Uploader tool, found here. Really takes the sting out of it all. I love Flickr. The only issue for me with Flickr, as with so much on the web, is whether or not to spend the rest of my live browsing through it. Few of the photos I post there are technically very good, as I only have a fairly rudimentary compact camera. This may shortly

Being generally keen on things geographical

2007-01-19T22:11:00.000Z

I was interested to come across Geograph. It's a very simple idea. For each Ordinance Survey grid square in the UK, an area of something around one square kilometer, there is at least one photo. At the moment an impressive 47-odd percent of the UK has been covered, and of course there are multiple photos for many squares. Fascinating. This could be viewed as being like a sort of Flickr/map hybrid

It seems that, although I have easily moved

2007-01-18T00:52:00.000Z

the old link-dump that was (and is) Inchoate Satellite from old Blogger to new Blogger, it is not possible to combine it with this 'ere Still Inchoate. A bit of a shame that, as I'm all for keeping things simple and together. I stuck nearly 1200 interesting links on that Satellite, after all, and it is if nothing else a pretty good record of what I was webly doing at the time. I mean,

I'm no fearless urban exploration fiend,

2007-01-14T21:44:00.000Z

but for those like me who prefer to do these things vicariously here is the daddy.

I made a few simple resolutions for the new year.

2007-01-09T12:05:00.000Z

Realizing that such major steps as becoming a paragon of physical virtue are not likely to lead to any happy result, but serve merely to cause one to shake one's head woefully at one's every wrong turn, I simply decided to save a few quid and a bit of wear and tear by being less drunken than I was for several weeks over the festive season. I don't feel that this is at all unrealistic, since

In the interests of working remotely,

2007-01-04T04:24:00.000Z

even if it is just elsewhere in my tiny kingdom, I have invested in an up-to-date laptop. Well, the hard drive had died in the old one, and in any case there wasn't a great deal I could do with an elderly PIII with 256 meg of memory and - most limiting - a maximum screen resolution of 800x600. The screen size drove me mad, being now thoroughly used to the big 19" LCD monitors I have on the two

Happy New Year

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to one and all!

Recently some people

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lost all their stuff on Gmail. Which rather vindicates my reservations about using online services for critical stuff. I definitely count my email and address book as critical stuff, which is why - despite temptations - I resolutely stick to running Thunderbird on my POP account for all my important email. And this is also precisely why I agonized over moving to an online blogging solution too,

Well, another perfectly serviceable Christmas.

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Mine went well, and I trust the same can be said of you lot. Now, unfortunately, it is time to get cracking on some essential property maintenance and the paying of various irksome bills and dues. At least the imperceptibly-lengthening days will lift morale a bit as I get on with all this. I note that this year I have once again been socially too busy to get around to doing much on the Internet,

Huh!

2006-12-20T09:59:00.000Z

I, yet again, didn't get enough sleep. So I'm going to moan about my tech. Fair enough?Just did some minor editing of a few things here regarding profile and so on, and went to save changes. Firefox disappeared. As in crashed and burnt, gone but not forgotten. This happens occasionally; my online world vanishes before my eyes, my lovely tabs full of improving content and quite often my train of

Have reached a brief but welcome hiatus

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in endless round of recordings, peppered with gigs and jams. It would be nice if it were all a bit more lucrative, but at least I am getting things done and being rewarded by a lot of complimentary drinks. I have long since accepted that drinking like fury on these occasions is a fixed overhead, so reducing the cost overhead is in fact a form of decent wages. Pasties too contribute to the

Mercy!

2006-12-13T18:24:00.000Z

The Christmas, to which I am not averse in fact, has now robbed almost all of my free time for the next couple of weeks. To celebrate, the hard drive in my ancient (trust me) laptop has failed. Whether or not this is practically solvable is a matter for debate, but it is going to make transferring a load of vinyl over vastly more difficult. These things are sent to try us...

And, because I cannot for the life of me remember

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all the things I meant to mention when I am writing a post here, this is rather good. If you play in a band, that is. If you don't, then in all probability it will mean very little to you. If, however, you do play in a band and it still means very little to you then you have a hard road to follow. Not that I am bitter, you understand, or that I used to do a fair bit of live sound work. Ahem.

I did think that this article on HDTV

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was a model of clarity , and it even cleared up a few points for me. Given that, probably to my eternal discredit, I spend a fair amount of time taking an interest in this (and other) types of entertainment technology I consider this high praise. Anyway, it is a good introduction to all the confusing specs and jargon terms that really matter - to whit, the misleadingly described or unclear stuff

I have been very busy

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with recording various people's demos for them, as well as gigging on my own account with the Talc Demons - who it seems may have to be renamed to something starting with "Rami and the" for the time being. It has been widely commented that there is a brand recognition problem, and in the delicate early stages of a band we don't need that. We need a following, of course, and these are hard-won

A cornucopia

2006-12-06T02:39:00.000Z

Loads and loads of Pakistani recipes. That's never going to be bad, is it?

Rootling around on the web

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like a pink pig after truffles, only rather more culturally inclined, I found the earth a bit hard in one of my regular spots. For some reason, although I am a subscriber of long service, John Sinclair's shows have not been forthcoming from Radio Free Amsterdam. Sometimes they pop up in my feed groper and sometimes they do not. I missed a few because of this, and the archive is down. I'm sure

The Torchwood

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has returned to form a little of late, after almost forcing me to abandon it. It's lacks a sufficiently charismatic figure to propel it though, which is where the recent Doctors have done so well. I do find that Captain Jack a bit annoying. And is it just me, or is the whole thing degenerating into sitcom-land with the sex and relationship stuff?I think I shall celebrate the no doubt temporary

Firefox continues to work well here,

2006-12-01T13:45:00.000Z

although it's true that I'm using 1.5.0.8 rather than version 2. I don't know what caused the crashing spate a week or so back, but I'm cautiously optimistic that it was something else. The thing is, I'm pretty much always running Firefox while my PC is up and running, so it's not easy to isolate stability problems. Actually, and I should think that this goes for a great many users, the PC is for

I've stuck a few more pictures on Flickr

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If you fancy a look...http://flickr.com/photos/93244434@N00/

It's true!

2006-11-28T20:49:00.000Z

These days consumer electronics are crap!

Oh, and I forgot to say...

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Some blissed-out person, and I mean them no ill-will, creates a blog and makes one post five years ago. And now I don't get to have Inchoate as my Blogger web address. Is there no sanity on the web? Still Inchoate it is then.

Well, here we are.

2006-11-28T10:05:00.000Z

Heralding a new era of blogging, now with great facility and indeed commenting. Feels a bit strange to be using Blogger rather than banging this text into Blog on my old site (http://www.aoxe45.dsl.pipex.com/ for the sake of completeness) but then if we don't change we don't grow and all that.It's still raining here, and that rain is still seeping into my living room not to mention oozing in

2006-11-21T06:50:00.000Z

Maybe I coming.

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Good grief - I've made a post here again...The link is to a very interesting article about the future of music, or more precisely the future of listening to it. Your one-line synopsis is that MP3 is crap because context is lost due to inadequate metadata.

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eggbaconchipsandbeans

2006-04-28T18:50:00.000+01:00

Netherlands - an introduction

2006-04-27T00:41:00.000+01:00

Hakim Bey and Ontological Anarchy

2006-04-27T00:40:00.001+01:00

More Hip Than Hippie

2006-04-27T00:40:00.000+01:00

Free city audio guides from iAudioguide.com

2006-04-25T00:49:00.000+01:00

Spyware, FTP weirdness, software in general. Sometimes a tired man has to spemd some time doing something that doesn't involve computers...

Performancing

2006-04-24T15:32:00.000+01:00

I'm not sure what all the "make money" stuff is about, but "Performancing" seems like a nice little editor which enables me to do blog posting from inside Firefox. I'll have more of a play later, but for now let's just see if it actually works...

2006-04-22T21:25:00.000+01:00

Due to a load of problems I'm having with my long-running Inchoate blog/site, moving everything here is seeming like a more and more attractive idea.

2006-03-15T12:51:00.000Z

Proceedings of the Athanasius Kircher Society » Blog Archive » VISIONARY ARCHITECTURE WEEK: Architecture of the Arctic

2006-02-27T10:52:00.000Z

Don’t Get Stampeded By The 7.1 Parade Page 1 - Talkbacks - Designtechnica

2006-02-23T04:42:00.000Z

Personal and small business information manager: Get organized, Backpack

2006-02-13T13:04:00.000Z

ELP Laser Turntable: plays vinyl records without a needle, presented by Audioturntable, Ltd.

2006-02-10T14:38:00.000Z

Brewtopia Events - Paris Beer Places

2006-02-07T10:26:00.000Z

Electronic Musical Instrument 1870 - 1990

2006-02-02T00:00:00.000Z

ReactOS Homepage - News

2006-01-31T03:55:00.000Z

David B's Xnews Help Pages

2006-01-24T02:47:00.000Z

The Infinite Matrix | William Gibson | Time Machine Cuba

2006-01-22T23:19:00.000Z

Norfolkline Dover to Dunkerque Passenger Ferry to France - The Smart Way to Cross the Channel

2006-01-22T04:34:00.000Z

SRL - Survival Research Labs

2006-01-17T19:37:00.000Z

gizmag Article: The AeroPress Coffe Machine: a new concept in an ancient art

2006-01-17T00:31:00.000Z

U B U W E B

2006-01-16T03:40:00.000Z

breakfast recipes - Mr Breakfast .com - breakfast restaurants

2006-01-13T03:48:00.000Z

Link Up To Everywhere On Diego Garcia

2006-01-11T18:48:00.000Z

Internet as hyper-liberalism

2006-01-11T02:23:00.000Z

Welcome to Ruigoord Online

2006-01-10T01:14:00.000Z

Oxfordshire Visual Arts Festival : Artweeks

2006-01-10T00:56:00.000Z

The Burning Man Project :: Welcome Home

2006-01-08T18:27:00.000Z

ONLINE EXHIBITION (Ancient Manuscripts from the Desert Libraries of Timbuktu, Library of Congress)

2006-01-05T01:43:00.000Z

cityofsound: New Musical Experiences

2006-01-04T14:02:00.000Z

Treehugger

2006-01-04T01:29:00.000Z

The Smoking Museum

2006-01-03T11:14:00.000Z

Datenform.de ; Netzdatenwelt <--> Alltagslebensraum ; Aram Bartholl

2006-01-02T11:12:00.000Z

Studio Earthship Rental

2006-01-02T10:25:00.000Z

Bwired.nl - Home automation in the Netherlands