Manhattan shopping. In the story below, I'm NOT saying the brand or the nam e of the store. I don't want to throw rage at one tiny example of something that ex i sts throughout Manhattan, especially at the brand-name stores that call themsel v es A Flagship Store. There are multiple stores in Manhattan that are not externally identified as Fla g ship but are....
I'm not sure who the audience for this is supposed to be. Just like the blog entry I left about adding a battery holder to my 1990s era MIDI workstation, I think it's mostly just a sounding board, and notebook for myself. Maybe some of the people who work on this project will read this, maybe not. Anyway, it's a lot of words, and not a lot of specifics. Just got off a meeting, kicking off the third phase of a project that I've been working on for 22 months....
Yesterday, Jen and I went to the Brooklyn Museum to see the Killer Heels exhibition. But also to see some of the rest of the Museum. Source: Wikipedia Neither of us had been there before, so had no idea what to expect. First, I have to say that I was a little confused at first, then impressed. Walking up to the building, I'm staring at this strange ultra-modern entrance where in any other museum, I'd expect to see a grand stairway....
A long, long time ago, I obtained a Midi Workstation, called an Ensoniq KS-32. I'm still thankful for the great deal I got on it. I'm also greatful that the guy I bought it from didn't break my leg, since I didn't finish paying that really good price for 3 years. Despite some harrowing times (orange juice dumped into it), it still functions to this day. One note about the KS-32, is that the settings are stored on-board in RAM, or Random Access Memory....