Archive for January, 2005

Chabuca’s

Went out to dinner with the family last night. Was good.
There’s a place on Nasa Road 1 called Chabuca’s, a family restaurant, that has an interesting specialty. They have a rotisserrie menu buffet, in which you help yourself to standard buffet items, then as you sit and eat, waiters bring out actual skewers of meat [...]

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Lost in Germany

Another great King’s X song that we are trying to lay down tracks for. This time Nik joined us and added a couple of takes. Justin finally fixed his computer, which had two versions of Cakewalk Sonar installed at the same time. BUT in his efforts to start fresh, he inadvertently blitzed all of his [...]

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Database Coding

At work, I was asked to create a database tracking system for production on the reprographic side. I made some headway, but there will be much work to do in the following weeks. I’ll try to post my most significant finds and things I learn about Access and SQL.
The system will most likely be named [...]

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Email Blogging

Apparently, one may add to one’s blog by using one’s email. This is
one’s test of one.

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PDF to PDF with text

Been trying to find a program that will, with apt stability, create OCR-ed PDFs from existing PDFs in batch mode. Yes, one may use Acrobat’s own Paper Capture and Batch Processing features, but I have found them to be unreliable and buggy. I would prefer not to convert to tiff, import into OCR app, ocr, [...]

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It’s Love

Well, not really. It’s a song by King’s X and Justin and I are trying to recreate it. It’s pretty raw for now. You can laugh at it here.
Been using Sonar Producer 3 to put it all together: midi drums at first then rendered to audio, added bass, guitar, backing vocals, lead vocal, in that [...]

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First Post

First post, woo-hoo!

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