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What was growing up like for you?

Posted on Jan 25th, 2010 by mum's the word : Cosmic Explorer mum's the word
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for January 25, 2010:

the extraordinary exposure of exquisit 3 fold dimension playing the harpsicord, is what is was. And as I grew up, I fell in love with many singing and playing the beat (of a harp, sorta speak) artists<3.

Blessings of all around us be known for the fact, that -
everyone is a harp player in the end, eh~ of shining delights:-)~





THIS particular cut of ECHOES, IS as most others, without any of the Volcanic explosion and flowing lava sequences which Philips had
acquired to mix with their own demonstrator for the launch of their Laservision Active Play
Technology and [IT] was that very particular Laservision disc with ALL of those Active Play [still-frame-accessible] and very dramatic moving sequences which I used with my own BBC Microcompter based interactive multimedia authoring system, to produce an exemplar pilot demonstrator for Tony and Mike to present to the board of Oxford University Press, in accordance with a script which Rex Beddis had produced as a result of his particularly in-depth Sense of Place understanding of the effects of Volcanoes and Earthquakes on potential climate changes.
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My very grateful thanks to Haydn Anthony for her most gracious permission to use ... CREATION ARCHETYPE from her ...
Geometrics Gallery collection. 


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Tagged with: Q&R, growing, childhood, adulthood
Nicole : wakingdreamer
about 6 hours later
Nicole said

coolness! hugs

mum's the word : Cosmic Explorer
about 11 hours later
mum's the word said

The dvd - Live At Pompeii -The Directors Cut, is truly awesome….

it just pulls you right in….hugs back, Nic'

Goddess2day : Poet, Philosopher, Writer, Wannabe.
about 14 hours later
Goddess2day said

Ri, no wonder you are the music of life. I mean that, u beautiful being, you.

Michael : catalyst-producer
18 days later
Michael said

I AM a great fan of Pink Floyd.

THIS particular performance of theirs was ABSOLUTE magic in more ways than one. During the ”traverse of the lower slopes” of my own journey up to the very top of the mountain, the universe had them produce a very rare Active Play Videodisc of the concert, in PAL hi-quality sound and video format, which had been edited to contain several shots of volcanic lava exploding and traveling over the islands of Hawaii.

I used the individual shots on that videodisc with this system to explain and demonstrate the art of the possible to Oxford Universtity Press which led to the production of the Volcano Videodisc and subsequently to the persuasion of Apple Computers of the fact that - Interactive Multi-media Communications might be

THE next THING to focus on for the future after desk-top publishing.

Along came Tim Berners Lee and the rest is history so to speak - no doubt a worthy development of Dr. Vannevar Bush'sMEMEX concept.

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mum's the word : Cosmic Explorer
18 days later
mum's the word said

as U are as well, lovely Amy…..i see your sweet music everywhere and always gifts me with such a warm heart….hugs

mum's the word : Cosmic Explorer
18 days later
mum's the word said

what beautiful memories you have, Michael. The next time I watch the psychedelic lava scene it will be with different eyes…… thank you for sharing such interesting history with us.
Your video about the “crazy ones” that change the world is so moving and yes that does explain a lot:-))

Have you heard any ringing in your ear lately?…..that's just me passing you a good thought…he-he
warm hugs to you, deary.

Michael : catalyst-producer
27 days later
Michael said

ALL of the ringing gets EVER LOUDER

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