Flying

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Hanging in the clouds

Having spend the last couple days getting ready for school and such. yes, that lovely phrase "school shopping" ugh... new pants and pens, and bundles of paper...

but my favorite part is that bridge I get to cross when i get to clean out my computer, and this time about has been quite joyous. I am in the clouds, now for the most part, and loving every bit of it! My computer is pretty much new, with hardly and software on it, I no longer feel like I have to upgrade my Microsoft office this time about,.. thought I did, and continue to plan to do so!.. but all my word docs, powerpoints, spreadsheets and others have all been uploaded to the web, where i can access them from any comp, at any moment and keeping my computer clean and empty  :-)..... and backed up!

Mr. Kelly

Done with classes

Just off the train, finished with my last final, and listening to a podcast that is on the battle between iPhone and android.

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Sounds of Summer

Ah, well the 4th has just past, and what a nice weekend it was!

Mondays are Fundays!

Hillo!

How are you?




~Chris

They got me!

So, I thought this was interesting in regards to copyright laws. So today while editing some video, I laid down a stereo track of a single song for the 3+ min video I created. I wanted to use the song "How Far We've Come" from Matchbox Twenty, and to do so, I cheated and played the song off of my computer, and recorded it on to another computer via my analog line-out, and to the other computers analog line-in, pushing play on my computer and record on the other computers iSoundTrack Pro. Sending only an audio signal, and no data what so ever!. Took my recorded track, put it on to the edited video, finished the video, and uploaded it to YouTube. The moment it uploaded, I get an Email thought YouTube, saying there was unlicensed material on my upload, and was owned by WMG, and Matchbox Twenty. I was OK, but they were going to advertise on my page, with or with out my permission,...
all in all I was quite surprised how the computer, Google, YouTube could get that information off of my upload, considering the manner in which I captured it.

Christopher Kelly