Right now, I am watching PBS right now. I think they are doing a fund drive. Too bad I’m completely broke and owe my future earnings to the landlord, power company, cable company, and the evil telephone company first! I’d love to give a few bucks, but I don’t have any even for myself. There’s a concert being played right now with all the greats of the guitar. I’m sure that I’ve seen it before, but I still love it. There’s Erci Clapton, Buddy Guy, etc. Its amazing to hear 5 lead guitars in one song improvizing and sounding
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R.C.A.F- Break in service August 2, 2008Just a quite note to all nine of my listeners: I’ve got some location audio work coming up, so that, coupled with moving into a house Krista and I just bought, will be keeping me busy. In fact, I don’t believe I’ll even have access to a computer between Aug 20th to Sep 27th. After that, [...]
- RACF - Episode 2 July 25, 2008Robot Cousin’s Audio Feed - Episode 2 Links of Interest: Information on the NES sound chip YMCK’s ‘Magical 8-bit’ plugin reFX’s “QuadraSID” plugin (Commodore 64) Jack Dark’s “Syntendo” (seems to be taken down) Korg’s Padkontrol Product website. Any questions, comments, observations, or slander, please email myself at jordan@robotcousin.com Special Thanks go to Krista Goguen and Tyler Gallant.
- Status update July 21, 2008Just a quick note to let everyone know that I’m still working on my second episode. Taking a bit longer than I had expected, and other things, like life, have gotten a bit in the way, but hey, the podcast is free, so you can’t complain too much. Expect the episode to be posted by the [...]
- Break in service August 2, 2008
This is on all week, the night before was Live Aid Concert.
You havn’t fixed the Calendar yet? What gives?
Its a bug. That only is a problem in Internet Exploder. I don’t know what’s up, but I don’t like it. You can get around it by clicking on March in the Archive list and then clicking the “you are viewing..” link, but that’s not a solution. It does work fine in Firefox and Opera. I don’t kno what to say…
Maybe, the XHTML closing tags are the problem. The ones that end in / >
Possibly. The space before the slash and caret is there to accomodate Netscape browsers. They can’t handle the close tag otherwise. Maybe IE doesn’t like that for one reason or another. I tend to think its more likely a bug in the php code.