Comment cool (Score 0) 178
when I submitted this 5 hrs ago.
Comment Re:Of course it's under fire (Score 0) 152
what happened? Easy. Sales got ahold of it.
Comment thrusting? Zooming in & out? (Score 0) 594
they must work in the adult industry.
Comment Yeah right (Score 0) 246
but does it have MIDI?
Comment Re:Really? (Score 0) 253
US Radio Stations pay ASCAP licensing fees, which go to the composers, writers & publishers. When most musicians put out a album, they must create a 'publishing' entity so they can get paid royalties. When Radio stations play the records, they must pay ASCAP a licensing fee.
You could argue producers aren't paid directly sure, but most people think of the performers as the writers/composers. So I believe radio stations DO pay artists... via ASCAP licensing fees paid to them as royalties.
Comment Really? (Score 0) 253
"US radio stations don't pay performers and producers for the music they play.."
Um, yes they do, ....ASCAP?
The Science of the Lightsaber 197
Smartcowboy writes "Chances are that you have seen a lightsaber at one time or another, whether on the evening news or down at the local cantina. Therefore you know that a lightsaber is an amazing and versatile device that is able to cut through nearly anything in a matter of milliseconds.
Have you ever wondered how these remarkable weapons work? Where does the energy come from, and how are they able to contain that energy in a rod-like column of glowing power?
In this article, you will have a chance to look inside a lightsaber and discover the source of its incredible characteristics." I was sure the blade was made from the focused hate and disappointment of the last three movies.
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