rasa,
he's being a bit pushy with me, but i guess we could look at this proposal by jonathan. he's devised a universal time system to overcome time zone changes. a bit of a nightmare to logistically work out for the symposium. i would tell him 'no' on implementing for the symposium, but maybe we could work out a net.radio schedualler using it. 

what's your opinion?

derek


----Original Message Follows----
From: jonathan jay <jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Derek Holzer <republikasleazka@xxxxxxxxxxx>
CC: "xchange@xxxxxxxxxx" <xchange@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: (Xchange) Acoustic.Space.Lab update
Date: Fri, 6 Jul 2001 16:18:57 -0700 (PDT)
I am still awaiting a responce on my suggestion of the use of XTime as a global time system in which to frame trans/multi timezone distance participation in the 
global streaming event.

regards,

jonathan jay

www.XTime.org
www.MicroRadio.NET



On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, Derek Holzer wrote:

> X-Changers,
>
> A lot of great ideas and resources came up at the IRC session last friday
> for the Acoustic.Space.Lab symposium coming up in August, along with some
> interesting links. All of this info will go up on the site!
>
> ++Some suggestions that were made during the chat included:
>
> ++Monitering the 'weather' in space.
> ++Using the control motors to make the 32m dish antenna 'dance'.
> ++Filtering the reception frequencies to use as voltage controls for a
> modular synthsizer, or using them as MIDI triggers.
> ++Short Wave broadcasting for global reception (!)
> ++Sympoisum discussions on HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research
> Program), Tesla and mind control.
> ++....playing marbles in the dish........
>
> ++Suggestions from the list about the possibilities of 'remote
> participation' are still welcome. The last day of the symposium will be an > open-streaming session from Riga. Sadly, internet access at the site of the > radio telescope is very limited to a slow dial-up (unless we figure out how > to do a satellite hook-up via the dish itself), so most remote participants 
> will have to wait until the 12th to contribute.
>
> ++Articles on any of the following areas are being solicited for the
> reader/symposium discussion:
> Tesla for the 21st Century, HAARP, mind control, net.streaming theory,
> satellite communications for the masses, communications technology as
> new-media, [continuing to use] radio in the digital age, free access to
> radio bandwidth for data distribution, etc.
>
> Below are some links culled up from the chat and from Rasa, Raitis + myself. 
>
> Best,
> Derek
>
> ++Acoustic.Space.Lab:
> http://gracies.org/spacelab
>
> ++Acoustic.Space.Re-Lab:
> http://acoustic.space.re-lab.net
>
> ++Pics of Irbene Telescope (Rasa + Raitis):
> http://acoustic.space.re-lab.net/irbene/
>
> ++Video of Irbene telescope (Borderland):
> http://borderland.tv/star.html
>
> ++Basics of Radio Astronomy (Zina Kaye):
> http://laudanum.net/acousticspacelab/
>
> ++Raw radiotelescope reception 'sounds' like this (Mr. Snow):
> www.seti.org.au/html/HydLine.wav
>
> ++And 'looks' like this (Mr. Snow):
> http://www.aoc.nrao.edu/vlba/html/GALLERY/galradim.html
>
> ++Transforming radio frequency signals into control
> signals for a modular synthesizer (Jeremy Hicks):
> http://arc.imago.com.au/jhicks/source/ww.html
> (click on otto-24.mp3)
>
> ++HAARP - HIGH FREQUENCY ACTIVE AURORAL RESEARCH PROGRAM:
> http://w3.nrl.navy.mil/haarp.html
>
>
>
>
>
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============================ 2001.07.07 47:152.XT ============================= 
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