B::log

Let's go, Tisch!

Life between UGFTV and REMU will be a lot of fun!

Getting involved with Clive's music

Met with Sheril today - starting in September, REMU is on the menu too!

Goodbye email?

Not so fast.

Life without fuse

It is possible. Starting today, no worries how short or long the fuse might be - no fuse. Period.

Kind of delirious, really?

My Spring 1009 class just released the first class Tisch CD ever! Ever. Check out this limited edition compact disk and ask me if you can't get your paws on one.

Basic info:
Title - KIND OF DELIRIOUS AT THE MOMENT
Presented by - H56.1009.001.SP06 (Allison, Brian, Dylan, Holly, Hugh, Jessica, Jurij, Matt, Max, Otto, Paula and Zack)
Number of cues - 12
Executive producer - Allison Kruth
Album Art - Sarah Jae-Jones

My class rocks!

Download & own movie you like

It took a while, but major studios finally got it right.

Paul A. and (at least) 2 guys from MS

An interesting story about friendship and things by our tech pundit, Robert X.

Semantic Tim

Where is Web going? When Sir Berners-Lee speaks, you better listen. Carefully.

Message: Make better movies

Staying out of cinema? Of course! Too many bad movies, among other things. . .

Many directions of time

Take time and look beyond Albert, Hans, and others - learn more about the theory which states that time has a geometry just like space has a geometry. Will this idea give more light to the concepts of 'dark energy' and 'dark matter'?

Not skyped yet?

You better be - don't pay if you don't have to pay.

Spring at Tisch (cont.)

Fun week ahead: movies, music, pizza, and more. . .
Good (old) life goes on in the Village. . . Nice. . .

Spring at Tisch. . .

. . .starts for me today! Looking forward to many new faces and talents (and some old ones)!!!

What Nikola and Larry have in common?

Passion for inventions and desire to change this world. So, we have Google. . . now. . . (I have to go back and read some of my Tesla files. . . again. . .)

Digital Amadeus

At last - new year brings a closer look at Mozart in a digital format. Go to this Online Gallery and turn the pages of his diary.

Tim moves on again!

My West Coast friend is making news today. I played Synclavier in early ninenties and we play QT movies on iPods today. Tim will again make us play something new and different. . . soon. I can't wait - take us there, Tim!

Drive that Web real fast!

Get Shiira and take your mind for a ride. Fast.

Message for my Paperthrowers team: Game is not over!

Dear Brittany, Gina, Sofia, Susan, Adam, Allen, Cory, Daniel, Jaraad, Jason, Sam, Sebastian, and Stuart:

Thank you for playing the game - you are one cool team and I am proud to be your captain!

As I said tonight, the game is not over - stay tuned and be in touch.

Your coach

Fastest handmade code

Mr. Goto writes the fastest code by hand. Bravo!

Loving it!

I love teaching at Tisch! Just love it!

More on time: Are we in sync?

Time-keeping issue: We may not be in sync with time (as seen by some). . .

Audioslave rock

Went to Borgata today with Izzy & saw them from V.I.P. lounge - these guys rock (check Tom's guitar playing next time they come to town)! Chris speaks today about the band, past, and things. . .

Great birthday gift Izzy - thanks! Love, dad.

Oh, Woody!

You are still in our hearts. . . And that jazz thing. . .

Going back to Time

Had to go back in time today and listen to some of the Time songs from early seventies. . . Not bad. . .

Be like Albert (or Charles)

Don't think your email habits are something very "new" - latest study suggests Albert and Charles got it right when it came to managing their incoming mail. There are always things to learn from brilliant minds.

So awesome Cream!

Saw them tonight with my best friend Alex - they still rock, blues, and all like no other band!

Yes, they did play both CROSSROADS and BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN (powerful singing Jack!) in a slower tempo, and yes, they brought to New York STORMY MONDAY (over-the-edge guitar work Eric!) on this rainy Tuesday evening.

For me this cycle is complete - they opened with SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE in London in 1968 and they closed tonight with the same classic (cool new drum riff Ginger!).

I am going to do music again. . .

How it feels to hear Cream again after 37 years?

It feels very special! Boys are in town & playing opening night at the Garden tonight. Can't wait to be there tomorrow! (Can not go today and can't go on Wednesday - have to teach :-(

Back with the log

Have to get back on track here sometime next month - Eric, Jack & Ginger are coming to town!