"Experimenting with Rhythm"

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Experimenting with FeedBurner

Experimenting with FeedBurner 06/17/2005 07:17 PM

I've switched this blogs's feed over to FeedBurner to get a better idea of what they're all about. If you're viewing this in an RSS reader, can you do me a favor and update it to use http://feeds.feedburne r.com/NickBradbury as the URL for this feed? In FeedDemon, this is done by right-clicking on the feed in the channel bar, then selecting "Properties" and entering the new address.

Update: Several people have asked me whether FeedDemon automatically handles redirects - it does. However, my blog is hosted by TypePad, which like other hosted blog services doesn't provide a way to redirect your feed to a new location.

Rhythm Science

Rhythm Science 06/11/2004 12:47 PM
Paul Miller, aka DJ Spooky, has a new book out that melds memoir with pomo ranting. Published by MIT press, Rhythm Science, is the latest in the Mediawork Pamphlets series under the editorial direction of Boing Boing pal Peter Lunenfeld. The Mediaworks Pamphlets pair authors and designers to create works in the vein McLuhan and Fiore's seminal The Medium is the Massage. Rhythm Science contains a mind-spinning cut-and-paste CD mix of sounds from the Sub Rosa record label archive. Brion Gysin and Tristan Tzara, meet Scanner and Oval. Link

paul's rhythm

paul's rhythm 05/11/2004 09:11 AM
Paul Miller (aka DJ Spooky)'s new book Rhythm Science just came in the mail. Cool form, cooler words, amazing tunes.

Roxio's Rhythm

Roxio's Rhythm 05/06/2004 02:35 PM
For now Roxio's a leader in the music downloading market, but can it stay there?

Nextel Still Experimenting

Nextel Still Experimenting 04/26/2004 12:59 PM
Despite a trial and now commercial service of a broadband wireless offering in North Carolina, Nextel is reportedly still examining other technologies: Mobile Pipeline reports unnamed sources who say that Nextel is evaluating gear from IPWireless, though not in any public trials. While it's interesting to note a vendor by name, it's not big news that Nextel is looking at other equipment in addition to Flarion. The company has been fairly open about its interest in a variety of different technologies, ranging from CDMA-based networks to proprietary gear from Flarion. I've talked to a few analysts who say that Nextel is very seriously considering WiMax. IPWireless was once often mentioned by the 802.20 crowd as an active follower but recently seems to have jumped ship to the WiMax world....

Experimenting With AdSense

Experimenting With AdSense 06/05/2005 10:46 PM
Just because I like to try new things out, I threw Google's AdSense for Feeds on my Atom feed that lots of you are subscribed to. I'll probably take it off, but if you want to fuss in the meantime, you can come to this post and flame me in...

Experimenting AI Lab Robot

Experimenting AI Lab Robot 01/16/2004 11:01 AM
Reuters says that British researchers have created a Robot Scientist that Conducts and Interprets Lab Tests The article says that the robot can formulate theories and do research and works as well as a grad student. (er, um, Did the robot verify that claim with a control subject / grad student?) They did say that there were no differences found between the lab results from the robot and from those gathered by grad students. But at least they do say the tasks they have given it were simple ones and that it's unlikely to put anyone out of a job. So basically, this robot harbinger of the future can take the grunt work out of doing lab experiments, allowing robots to yet again free the world from drudgery (that professors usually dump on grad students). One researcher says, " If you opened it up I think humans would have the advantage. We tend to be more flexible " If it really can figure out things for itself, the scientists may have invented themselves out of a job!

Dance to Nature's Rhythm

Dance to Nature's Rhythm 05/03/2004 07:26 PM
"Endometriosis: The Complete Reference for Taking Charge of Your Health," by Mary Lou Ballweg and the Endometriosis Association. Contemporary Books, $17.95.

MIT experimenting with photosynthetic
batteries

MIT experimenting with photosynthetic
batteries 09/24/2004 09:16 AM
National Post Sep 24 2004 1:27PM GMT

DJ Spooky's new book Rhythm Science

DJ Spooky's new book Rhythm Science 07/01/2004 03:58 PM

DJ Spooky (aka Paul Miller), early supporter of Creative Commons, has recently released his new book, Rhythm Science. The subject matter is very Creative Commons in philosphy as he explores ways to think about rebuilding culture. Here's an excerpt from the site:

"Taking the Dj's mix as template, he describes how the artist, navigating the innumerable ways to arrange the mix of cultural ideas and objects that bombard us, uses technology and art to create something new and expressive and endlessly variable."

He's also in the process of releasing Rebirth of a Nation, a remix of D.W. Griffith's 1915 Birth of a Nation. Since the original film is from 1915, it is now in the public domain. More to come on this soon.

John Kerry's Pulsating Rhythm

John Kerry's Pulsating Rhythm 06/25/2004 10:41 AM
This rediscovered album by the Electras, John Kerry's blue-blooded '60s garage band, makes it clear why African-Americans were so angry that rock and roll was stolen from them.

Changes in Rhythm for Florida (Los
Angeles Times)

Changes in Rhythm for Florida (Los
Angeles Times) 06/28/2004 05:01 AM
Los Angeles Times - COCONUT CREEK, Fla. — The gaudy plastic palms blaze with light, speakers boom the cucu bop, cucu bop rhythm of salsa — and the floor at the Goldcoast Ballroom quickly fills.

Skype Experimenting with Voice-Mail
Service

Skype Experimenting with Voice-Mail
Service 01/04/2005 06:22 PM
Skype has begun to experiment with a voicemail service, hoping to introduce new paid offerings to capitalize on its success.

JComp - A Virtual Jazz Rhythm Section

JComp - A Virtual Jazz Rhythm Section 06/23/2004 10:35 PM
Version 0.9 Released!

Google Experimenting with Search Keyword
Suggestions

Google Experimenting with Search Keyword
Suggestions 04/16/2004 09:08 PM
Search Engine Journal Apr 17 2004 1:08AM GMT

High cost of heart rhythm illness

High cost of heart rhythm illness 02/16/2004 10:36 PM
A heart condition that affects one in 10 elderly people costs society hundreds of millions of pounds each year, say experts.

Virtual Rhythm Sections: Trilogy And BFD
Do Sound Sampling The Right Way

Virtual Rhythm Sections: Trilogy And BFD
Do Sound Sampling The Right Way 06/21/2004 12:15 PM
The sonic quality and user control of both BSD and Trilogy are first-rate: you get great sound and seemingly endles, yet easily accessible, editing capabilities. By David Leishman, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

Skype Experimenting with Voice-Mail
Service (Reuters)

Skype Experimenting with Voice-Mail
Service (Reuters) 01/04/2005 01:26 PM
Reuters - Skype, the company behind the flourishing Internet telephony network, has begun to experiment with a voicemail service, hoping to introduce new paid offerings to capitalize on its success.

Music Download Store Experimenting With
Demand-Based Pricing

Music Download Store Experimenting With
Demand-Based Pricing 01/08/2004 08:41 PM
One of the very good complaints about online music stores is that they offer all songs at the exact same price - which doesn't make much sense in the market place. So, one company is trying to test that out by offer ing dynamic pricing for its downloadable songs. The songs all start at the low low price of $0.10 per song, and then fluctuate based on demand. The company is still paying the $0.67 per song price to the music labels, so they're losing money on plenty of songs - but are saying that's the cost of the experiment. After they've spent the amount they've set aside, they'll go back to the old way of pricing. There are a few problems with this. First, explicit dynamic pricing tends to get a negative reaction from consumers - who feel they get ripped off when someone else bought the same product from the same store at a lower price. More importantly, though, true market pricing isn't just a function of demand - but of supply and demand. In this case, there's an infinite supply, so we're not really talking about market pricing at all. Furthermore, this service competes against plenty of other services that charge around a dollar for songs, so there's a clear upper limit on what they can charge for any song, no matter how popular. An interesting experiment, certainly, but not necessarily indicative of market pricing.

Selling my car, 66 Mustang convertible
(and experimenting with wists to build
galleries of things for sale)

Selling my car, 66 Mustang convertible
(and experimenting with wists to build
galleries of things for sale) 03/14/2005 04:33 PM
Am selling my car for the move to NY, its a 66 Mustang convertible. Mail me if you are interested!...
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