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Kandi Coded
Live In-Studio at KEXP
February 13, 2010
Photo Credits: Jill Rachel Photography www.flickr.com/photos/jillrachel
Let’s share and get your own new code made by JAS
- Each code is different shape, size, and design.
(No two pairs are ever exactly same)
- Each one may be worn individually or together.
- Letting you create your own, unique style with codes.
- Length can be adjusted either longer or shorter by rubber string easily.
- Components : Hollow brass squire tubing, black rubber string
- Torch oxidized coloring
- Matt surface
- All items are designed and made by JAS
Programming code is just like cooking - sometimes you can guess the right mix and make a copy of something, but other times you need to know the origianl ingredients. Knowing when and how to tell the difference? Usually you only learn that on the back side, after you give it a try. I am not a big fan of the "fake it til you make it" school. I prefer authenticity and simple truths. Having said that, I also believe we are each free to try anything we want. If you are selling yourself as something you are not though, seller and buyer beware.
Amtrak 3 (the westbound Southwest Chief: Chicago, IL to Los Angeles, CA) racing west through Timpas, CO on the former Santa Fe mainline in the Comanche National Grassland.
Along most of this line in Colorado and New Mexico, Santa Fe code line telegraph poles are still used as a railroad power source for remote locations. The 1940s/50s era searchlight signals still stand here as well.
6/25/2022