My method is grassroots
on a shoestring budget. I think in terms of six figure budgets, but never
actually USE six figure budgets. I can’t afford that! But I can fake it though…
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
You think there's a lotta work put into Imaginomicon? Wait until you see my hard drive archives....
Long Term and Short
Term Goals? That’s simple:
Publish-Broadcast-Store
The Entire Contents of My Hard Drive—Videos, fiction, art, nonfiction writing,
music mp3s—online in one or more big, huge archives which I can share with the
world. So far, I’m using:
- · Amazon Cloud
- · Book Tango
- · Google Play
- · CreateSpace
- · Vimeo
- · Google Documents
- · Lulu
If it’s a file, and
it’s authored by me, I want to store it online for fun and profit.
Monday, October 1, 2012
We All Knew It Was Bound to happen: JM MUSIC REVIEW (BACK IN ACTION!): Green Day: Uno
Courtesy of my Rhapsody Account:
Better than American Idiot. 21st Century Breakdown was an amazing album, and was actually listenable, unlike AI, which had a good concept, but felt boring compared to Green Day's formative work like Dookie, Insomniac, and Nimrod. Uno is quite listenable. It's rather catchy. Just like their peers like Weezer, Green Day's melodies are infectious and catchy as hell more often than not. It's definitely not hit or miss. Billy Joe Armstrong has a very definitive sense of superior melody, even when he's not trying that hard. He's also a wicked good songwriter.
Better than American Idiot. 21st Century Breakdown was an amazing album, and was actually listenable, unlike AI, which had a good concept, but felt boring compared to Green Day's formative work like Dookie, Insomniac, and Nimrod. Uno is quite listenable. It's rather catchy. Just like their peers like Weezer, Green Day's melodies are infectious and catchy as hell more often than not. It's definitely not hit or miss. Billy Joe Armstrong has a very definitive sense of superior melody, even when he's not trying that hard. He's also a wicked good songwriter.
So, sort of big stuff is being worked on in my house
Got a new Tech project in the works I've been planning during the last 2 weeks. My big follow up to my previous well known tech projects. The usual: Furiously scribbling a lot of strategic notes into spiral notebooks, watching the days go by. Not talking about it, but I'm happy with where it seems to be going.
And the Science Gets Done and You Make a Neat Gun For The People Who Are Still Alive
I just realized:
Getting offended by being teased is such a childish, Childhood thing.
Only CHILDREN care if someone makes fun of them.
And only CHILDREN make fun to begin with.
Honest(ly)
Such childish crap. Who gives a fuck about being teased. You eventually stop caring and stop being 13 years old.
Teasing is for developmentally stunted manboys.
Getting offended by being teased is such a childish, Childhood thing.
Only CHILDREN care if someone makes fun of them.
And only CHILDREN make fun to begin with.
Honest(ly)
Such childish crap. Who gives a fuck about being teased. You eventually stop caring and stop being 13 years old.
Teasing is for developmentally stunted manboys.
Nevermind the 29
In November of 2014, I'll officially be 30 years old. All right! I'm old and wise now! Got facial hair to prove it.
How long can one man remain a kid at heart. We will find out.
How long can one man remain a kid at heart. We will find out.
Story Time! The Curse of the Evil Death Art [DON'T LOOK AT IT!!!!]
There once existed a piece of art that became corrupted by forgery, and it all went downhill from there.
The artwork started off as an original, innocently enough, until one day a thief stole it from its creator's house.
The forged art went for millions of dollars on auction, by an auctioneer and serial entrepreneur who were married, and in the past had visited a Hindu village, where a bitter shaman put a curse on them and anything they tried to sell. Therefore, the art that went for millions of dollars on auction (which was stolen from an artiste with high ideals in the beginning) over time and being sold and traded about in auctions and garage sales ended up bing CURSED, and legend has it anyone who paid for the art or stole it again (which many did) DIED days after they acquired it or stared at it.
The artwork started off as an original, innocently enough, until one day a thief stole it from its creator's house.
The forged art went for millions of dollars on auction, by an auctioneer and serial entrepreneur who were married, and in the past had visited a Hindu village, where a bitter shaman put a curse on them and anything they tried to sell. Therefore, the art that went for millions of dollars on auction (which was stolen from an artiste with high ideals in the beginning) over time and being sold and traded about in auctions and garage sales ended up bing CURSED, and legend has it anyone who paid for the art or stole it again (which many did) DIED days after they acquired it or stared at it.
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