I’ve been running sound on the side to make a little extra cash. It’s fun work. Tonight I ran sound for a NYC folk singer named James Thomas along with his friend, Austin folk singer Philip Gibbs. It was a good performance. It’s a nice excuse to go see a show. And it’s a pleasant [...]

Wheat’s BassBook, v.5.0 has left the building. This is the first major update in two years. I completely overhauled the interface. Now each chapter (or, if you choose, the entire book) is assembled on the fly thanks to PHP includes. I stripped out every bit of legacy code. It’s all CSS and solid HTML. A [...]

I’m sick as a dog. I stayed home from work Friday in hopes that I’d be able to rest up and recuperate. But the entire weekend was shot as well (today, I barely got out of bed). It’s been no fun at all. The only good thing is that I’ve been doing a lot of [...]

I found this unauthorized translation of the bassbook into, I believe, Korean. It’s just book one, and, to their credit, the copywrite info was left unaltered (though they did tweak the design a bit).

I’ve been coding a new project using PHP and ODBC to perform searches on a MS Access database file. It’s cool and gives me lots of ideas about how I can use ODBC to make other data in web-unfriendly formats availible through web interfaces.