Monthly Archives: April 2009

Historical facts about the Druids are few, yet this very lack of tangible evidence has allowed their image to be reworked and appropriated by the English, Irish, Scots and Welsh for over 500 years. Ronald Hutton examines the modern history of an a… Continue reading →

Boleskine Bay, on Loch Ness at Foyers, was part of an estate renowned at the start of the 20th century as “a centre of black magic, evil and sorcery” under the ownership and influence of satanist Aleister Crowley.The “Beast of Boleskine”, who died… Continue reading →

via geekologie.comNo effects or sampling was used. What you see is what you hear Continue reading →

via vimeo.com “keeping good music alive, keeping alive music in the hands of those where it belongs, talented trained individuals who know what you want and need.” Continue reading →

jonpalmer > Collections > LEGO”When you go to a LEGO convention typically the larger models get most of the attention. Not good or bad, just the way it is. I wanted to make something large to take to shows that used the smallest amount of parts, s… Continue reading →

Tied for top marks for the 2009 Kiwanis Music Festival and earned himself a scholarship for the summer music camp! Well done Kaelin!It’s probably safe to say Kaelin plays better at age 9 than either his teacher or his adjudicator, and runs circles… Continue reading →

via news.bbc.co.uk RT@mocost MI5 seeks a part-time Q:BBC News has learned that the appointment is intended to assist MI5 in harnessing developments in science and technology that will help the service combat terrorism and support field officers in… Continue reading →