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Heredity is certainly not always the primary method of societal organisation, even in small-scale societies. I'll see if I can find some interesting kinship diagrams and post them up.

The following two are pretty good as well, particularly for techno... http://www.electrobounce.com/ http://electrofunk.com/main/catalog/index.php

I don't think it's technically feasible to jam most of the FM bandwidth. When you hear talk of 'FM switch-off', what is meant is that the station will be switched over to digital technology, rather than somehow eliminating the band from existence. You'll be technically able to broadcast on some...

More Tantra.... Tantra - Top Shot

Go to Phillipe, home of the French-dipped sandwich, at 1001 N. Alameda.

I'm definitely quite shocked.

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I've never come home from a walk with catshit on my shoes. Cats get my vote.

That's a woodpigeon, isn't it? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kererū

You can get the Trunk podcasts if you subscribe via iTunes, thankfully! They're worth a listen...

Here's a doco about the Radiophonic Workshop - http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=alchemists+of+sound&emb=0&aq=0&oq=alchemists#

I have the feeling that, from a collector's point of view, educational/public service recordings do get lumped in with library music. It's sort of appropriate, considering that they often have similar aesthetics and were often made by the same people, in the same studios. It'd be good if...

There's the Akai MPK49 - still no X/Y, but those nanopad things are very cheap... http://www.fullcompass.com/product/343604.html ...and there's this thing from CME - it has a keyboard, pads and a ribbon controller (and motorised faders!) but it's $$$$$$$$$$$...

Don't forget about Sidney Bechet, king of vibrato!

Yeah, fair enough. I guess I just wanted to point out that the puppeteer plays a pretty important role in all of Moore's work (or so it seems to me). While I think that Alan Moore has come as close as anyone to realising the idea of the graphic novel, there's still things that word-novels can...

What's wrong with trying to impress the audience? That desire to impress, the 'betcha can't do this' nature of a lot of Alan Moore's work is what makes it great. Y'know, panache! And the other thing about Alan Moore is that he's not all that concerned with what you (the reader) want. If he...

When the revolution comes, will there be a party?

That's fantastic. Thanks!

No.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/02/19/2496458.htm?section=justin