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One of the most comprehensive and fascinating (not to mention one of the largest) museums I've ever visited.
One of the most comprehensive and fascinating (not to mention one of the largest) museums I've ever visited.
TELEPHONE is the topic for 17 November, 2010.
Catching up.
This is how we communicate between my workshop downstairs, and the rest of the house.
Last years Christmas present, given to us so Peggy wouldn't have to be frustrated trying to hunt me down.
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One of the most comprehensive and fascinating (not to mention one of the largest) museums I've ever visited.
Presented on a panel called Sonic / Telephonic. The title of my presentation was "Personal Performance Machines: Listening Interventions in the Public Soundscape"
Absolutely a top notch conference.
One of the most comprehensive and fascinating (not to mention one of the largest) museums I've ever visited.
One of the most comprehensive and fascinating (not to mention one of the largest) museums I've ever visited.
One of the most comprehensive and fascinating (not to mention one of the largest) museums I've ever visited.
Sunlight reflected by the antenna array of an Iridium telephony satellite, Nashville, Tennessee, 9:35 PM, June 29, 2012, through high clouds. The apparent path of the satellite is through the constellation Lyra. Vega is the bright star above the path of the satellite. Part of the constellations Draco and Hercules are visible in the upper left part of the picture.