Brilliant Days
Whilst perusing the web for Joost invites, I stumbled across Øyvind Solstad’s BrilliantDays, a blog about digital media, among other things. Although my initial goal was obtaining a Joost invite, I checked out his site and was pleasantly surprised to find some cool things, which I’ve outlined below:
Photoshop tutorials
- How to make a rainbow in Photoshop
- How to create realistic bubbles on your pictures
- How to create Amazing circles (see the Amazing Circles Flickr group, created by Øyvind; and another post about Amazing Circles; Long Exposure, the image displayed above, is one of his creations)
Miscellaneous
- An author is offering a volunteer a part in a book in exchange for getting killed (in the book, I think)
- A brilliant way to deal with telemarketers
- BPM for your iTunes songs
Lastly, Øyvind has a complaint about Pro Tools 6.9, which leads me to ask:
Øyvind, have you checked out Pro Tools 7.3? While I haven’t done any video work with Pro Tools (my experience is limited to audio), I’m curious to find out if they’ve solved the problem.
Roman plays with the Urban Empress and The Urbanites
Urban Empress and The Urbanites
UrbanItes Live Reggae music with special guest Lloyd Dias aka JAHBE from the hills of Jamaica. 9:00 pm – midnight
- free Jamaican food and 12:00-2:00 am – Milwaukee’s hottest Reggae DJ’s
Karen’s Night Club
7330 N 76 th St., milwaukee, Washington DC 53212
Cost : $12.00
Farewell 2101
I just sold this item on eBay, and I will never see it again. Although beaten & bruised, it served me faithfully on many a gig, and I owe it much gratitude. In a way, it is part of shedding the One Drum skin, since I used this effects/preamp unit quite extensively for bass and guitar when I was in that band. Farewell, Digitech Studio Tube GSP 2101!
April Snow
This is ridiculous. We got snow today, and I thought spring was coming. Some argue that this erratic weather is a direct result of global warming.
Photo by Scott Feldstein
Quote of the Day
I was walking through the mall, and I happened to hear the following as I walked past two women:
I’m a big, fat-ass cow.
I had to seriously stifle laughter. I was way too bizarre and unexpected to hear such a candid statement.