On Dec 2, 2004, at 2:24 PM, John Walsh wrote:
John Chambers writes:
Hmmm ... I see conflicting evidence here. If he's an academic, he
should be completely at home with no-holds-barred discussions. Things
like misattribution of quotes, quoting out of context, and blatant
misrepresentation
On Dec 1, 2004, at 11:45 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apart from that, I've spent the last year studying for an MSc in Computing in Archaeology which has kept me fairly busy. For an idea of what I've been up to have a look at -
http://www.bryancreer.com/Castle.html
You're an academic Bryan?
I'll communicate with the folks at mail-archive and let them know how to
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I'm happy to see that the list is back again.
The only problem I see
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Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 17:10:59 +0200 (CEST)
From: I. Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [abcusers] ANN: uk.music.notation
Some of you may be interested that there is currently a proposal
Wow this is the most active I've seen this list in months..
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this last message.
It's possible that aol is bouncing the messages back, but doubtful,
because I haven't seen any bounces coming back from your address..
My mailserver is setup to send mail using the Unix program
bulk-mailer.. It really improves the efficiency of the mailing for all
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- Some of those parts were totally rubbish, because when you think
Has anyone thought of compiling a centralized database of abc tunes
similar to olga.net.. I find that resource incredibly useful.
Basically something like John's tune finder, except that it saves
everything to a local database.
I would be willing to donate computing power storage space to
to such a
project.
Toby
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Has anyone thought of compiling a centralized database of abc tunes
similar to olga.net.. I find that resource incredibly useful.
Basically something like John's tune finder, except that it saves
everything to a local database.
I would be willing to donate computing power
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IMHO this is a wholly unacceptable piece of equipment to play music with.
The real question is, whether it is more functional as a piece of
furniture, cigarette holder, or dart
Vreckem
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IMHO this is a wholly unacceptable piece of equipment to play music with.
The real
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On Sun, 2003-02-02 at 19:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Toby wrote (nice to see you actually on the list, Toby):
Not so all over the USA.
See http://www.fiddlerstour.com/default_ft.aspx for a description
of our weekly pub/restaurant session. I know several of others here
in the Northeast.
You can add scientists and architects to that list too. It's probably
because music is the most abstract of all the arts, like all of those
disciplines it requires the ability to think in abstractions.
Interesting. I actually have an undergraduate degree in architecture, but
decided not to
Can I repost those comments elsewhere off-list, with proper attribution
(of course)?
Which comments? Hopefully not the one about my friends having lot's of
tattos and piercings.. :-)
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I was referring to John Chamber's insightful discourse on the music
industry, musicians, computer/internet developers, and the future of
music.
Yes, John's post was excellent.. It should be preserved. BTW, are you
the same guy who on the debian linux list? I think I've read your emails
| Anybody else annoyed at Zouki for filling our mail with these (now 2
in | a row)?
|
| Zouki, this list is not for cute email stories and jokes.
| I think most of us got over that use of email a long time ago.
| Please stop, and let's get back on topic.
|
| Thanks,
| Chris
So maybe
I mean, we're talking about a gang of musicians. Do we really
think we can ever get any two of them to agree on anything?
It's sorta like that old saying: If you have a watch, you know
what time it is; if you have two watches, you're never sure.
Yup, creative people suck.. Artists,
/bagpiper
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Scan a copy of the instructions and send them to me. I can read a
moderate number of characters and my mother is fluent. So we can tell
you what it says.
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John Walsh wrote:
Second question: I have a Chinese book of flute tunes, written out
much like abc, but in numbers, not
What a bummer.. I had just corresponded with him via email just a few
weeks ago.. How depressing..
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Seems like it works just fine, because you just unsubscribed yourself:
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I have plenty of disk space. If you want I will store it for you in a
place this will be available for all list members to download.
Toby
Christian M. Cepel wrote:
You've certainly my gratitude and appreciation.
Might we convince you to make a single tarball available,
I'd really love
If this package will be available for Linux, I will pay for a copy as well.
Toby
Will Muse2 be runnable under Linux? With sound?
I'm one of those rare folk who like to run Linux but who is also
willing to *pay* for good software. Paying my own bills that
way probably counts as a bias.
Once at a crisis point in my life I got an email from an Indian friend who
said always remember that some of Gods greatest gifts come in the form of
unanswered prayers.
That was also a line in a popular country/western song :-)
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You could always use liquid paper, white-out the notes heads and redraw
them in as X's with a sharpie permanent marker.. Ha..Ha..
On Thu, 14 Nov 2002, Christopher Myers wrote:
1) Can I use an X for a note head?
no, unless you redefine the PostScript code that draws noteheads. If you
Well, you could output them as tiffs, gifs or jpegs and then open then
up in photoshop or The Gimp.
Toby Rider wrote:
You could always use liquid paper, white-out the notes heads and
redraw
them in as X's with a sharpie permanent marker.. Ha..Ha..
yes, but can I do that on my hard
Email me (off-list), with all of your email addresses email address
aliases, I'll manually search for you. 95% of the time when this happens
it's because someone forgot what address they subscribed with, because
they have so many darned addresses/aliases they can't remember them all.
Or they
I opened up the list subscriptions on this list to the way they were
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stop bitching that it takes me a week to approve their admin request.
If spam becomes
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Hello,
It is also possible that Toby has not yet found the time to process your
request. Try to mail him personally. In the past, Toby has asked for
some volunteers to help him maintaining this list, processing
(un)subscribe requests,
You're probably trying to unsubscribe an address or alias that isn't the
same one that you used to originally subscribe to the list. That happens
*all* the time. Send me a list of all of your email addresses/aliases
and I can search manually for them in the list.
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John Chambers wrote:
(Perhaps we could also solve the problem by sending form
letters to spammers pointing out that we are musicians, so
most of us probably don't have enough money to be worth
their attention. ;-)
Sigh.. I'm so used to spam. You can imagine how much spam I
John Chambers wrote:
Toby writes:
| John Chambers wrote:
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| (Perhaps we could also solve the problem by sending form
| letters to spammers pointing out that we are musicians, so
| most of us probably don't have enough money to be worth
| their attention. ;-)
|
| Sigh..
They're probably subscribed to the abcusers list. Since you are a list
subscriber, you can send majordomo a who command, and go through the
entire list of abcuser subscribers, find any email addresses that look
suspect. Then you can send them an email demanding to know if they are
the
and a bunch of others that were in the queue. Sorry,
I've been pretty behind on all this stuff since recovering from my accident.
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I love it when people ignore my administrative messages :-)
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the postings with
Thunderstone search. I know some folks on here are sensitive about
having their email addresses visible on the internet. I could avoid that
by password protecting the archive(s). If the list members think that is
a good solution, or have a better solution, let me know. Thanks!
Toby Rider
John Chambers wrote:
James Allwright wrote a week or so ago:
| For those who have wondered what got discussed by the abc standards
| committee, here is a summary of our discussion. The section numbers
| referred to can be found at
|
| http://abc.sourceforge.net/standard-propose/
. He has an
account on one of my machines, maybe John will move it there.
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Nice try Mr. Ola. You just got yourself booted from the list for
spamming!
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Ha..ha...ha..
Jack Campin wrote:
Steve Mansfield wrote:
Someone (name with-held to protect the terminally stupid) has just
posted the following to the feedback part of my abc tutorial site ...
I AM VERY DISAPOINTED WITH ABC TO CONTINUE BILL MAHER TO STAY ON TV
AFTER THE
. Saves me from having to buy an HP postscript printer with a
jetdirect card.
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Wendy Galovich wrote:
At 09:31 PM 1/5/2001 UTC, John Chambers wrote:
... In a couple cases, people have scanned in music
so that others can transcribe it to abc. (This isn't unusual; it has
been done with a lot of old documents, most notoriously with the Dead
Sea Scrolls.)
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