Shot with a canon a610 point and shoot digital camera almost entirely in Lindy's car.

So you might be asking yourself "what does this song have to do with the fundamentals of electrical engineering?" Nothing really, but it has to have a name and Fleming's Left Hand Rule was on my mind when I composed it.

Fleming's Left Hand Rule - 4:26


One stereo guitar track, six stereo tracks of strings, and one stereo track of effects.

Some guys collect sports stuff, some amass stamps or coins, others are obsessed with liquors from around the world. I collect science fiction movies. We've already covered most of the good stuff, now we're stuck trying to extract some entertainment value from some of the world's most misguided attempts at movie making. At times this process is painful, but it makes the discovery of a previously unknown good sci-fi flick a worthwhile experience.

I've had this layout kicking around for about 7 months now. It had a few weird bugs that I just couldn't iron out. I'd like to thank DayQuil brand cough syrup for helping me out. You see, I've been sick the past couple days. Really sick, like a biblical kind of thing. Yesterday was the worst; chills, shakes, hot flashes, delirium, extreme stupidity, and Nyquil fueled insanity. Today was better. Still totally clogged up in the respiratory area, but no longer delirious. While under the influence on some DayQuil this afternoon, I had a flash wherein I realized how to solve the layout problems I'd been having. So thanks for suppressing my cough a little and making me a little bit smarter for a brief moment. I think it looks pretty good. I'm most excited about the width of the text area. 600 pixels. That's almost twice that of the old layout. Now photos and videos don't have to be so tiny. Let's have a look at one now:



Yea, looks good.

Drugs = Awesome


As told by Doc Ellis Himself.

My band played a show with Ninja. You might remember them from the video I shot of their hilarious guerrilla sidewalk rock shows during Musicfest. Here goes another video I shot of them at the show last night.

Saw Devo at the Moore Theatre in Seattle tonight. Completely rad. They played the entirety of the " Q: Are We Not Men A: We Are Devo " album and a handful of other favorites. Here goes a video I shot of them playing Space Junk.

It's good to see that Bob 1 is still a shredding guitar player.

Gonna spend the day in my jammies listening to Hawkwind and Budgie.

Hawkwind - Silver Machine 4:40


Budgie - Crash Course In Brain Surgery 2:40