Scott MacLeod's Anthropology of Information Technology & Counterculture: Life: playing Scottish small pipes daily ... in a similar way to blogging daily ... ... much about learning and playing daily a musical instrument - so practicing a musical instrument ... And re yesterday's blog post ... Linaria (bird) ... and as part of World University's upcoming wiki Music School, planned in all 7,099 living languages, (Also, how will atom pixels emerge, and vis-a-vis neural pixels - as information technologies - and especially anticipating sub-atomic pixels ... for computer modeling at all these scales for STEM ... and in a realistic virtual Harbin/earth/universe?) ... and re this Stanford neuroscience conference I just attended today ... the Fourth Annual Symposium of the Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Nice to meet you, Sheng Qiang, and Vinit (two Stanford students)!

Hi M,

I didn't hear last night about "Are you going to develop further, from your most recent writing project, to write a beautiful Cuttyhunk local historic district plan into existence? :)" ... and not in writing too. Might you? ... (... perhaps with other folks too)

Think I could begin to conceive of playing Scottish small pipes daily newly to video recording - in a similar way to blogging daily, which modality I seem to be in (and I've been doing this for many years, probably for a variety of reasons) :) ... interesting to think of playing somehow like writing/blogging daily ... wanting to say something symbolically, I think ... and in media with my blog ... interesting to construe piping this way ...

... much about learning and playing daily a musical instrument - so practicing a musical instrument ... http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Practicing_-_Playing_a_Musical_Instrument - and here the Scottish small pipes ... http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Scottish_smallpipes_and_borderpipes .- re World University and School's wiki interactivity as well ... and as part of World University's upcoming wiki Music School, planned in all 7,099 living languages.

L,
Scott

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And re yesterday's blog post ... http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2017/10/linaria-bird-online-bagpiping-lessons.html

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Lyrics/poetry writing as information technology

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Video-symbolizing as information technology

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Blogging daily as an information technology informing bagpiping daily, newly to video?

Linaria (bird): Online bagpiping lessons via College of Piping (Glasgow) and with Lorne MacDougall, Initial technical process re recording video to my computer for free, "Since winning the Inverness Gold Medal in 1981, Jack has pretty much “kept the recorder running. ... "", How to do all of this with a brain wave head set and with recording into a realistic virtual earth (think Google Streetview/Brain) and at the cellular and atomic levels?, And with MD scrub hats on transformed MIT Media Lab-wise into brain wave headsets for neural research even while soaking in the Harbin Hot Springs warm pool?

http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2017/10/linaria-bird-online-bagpiping-lessons.html

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Hi, M,

For learning, learning, learning ... this piping to video thing ...

just played and recorded these piping tunes on my Scottish small pipes (all tunes I enjoy) ...

- The River Creed
then
- Duncan McGillivray, Chief Steward
then
- Amazing Grace, then with singing, then the 2nds

a bit bumpy ... but for learning ...

Not quite saying something with piping yet, like I may be doing with blogging / writing .. but it's a start

5 am morning today and yesterday ... bedtime here ...

How was your day, M?

Wondering about actually blogging with my piping recordings eventually (and even with my own compositions with harmonies and with lyrics / singing / poetry) eventually even. :) This would be an entirely new direction for my blog which began in 2008, on June 27, 2008 - 10 years now, and DAILY - what a lot of ideas shared!

L,
Scott

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How will atom pixels emerge, and vis-a-vis neural pixels - as information technologies - and especially anticipating sub-atomic pixels ... for computer modeling at all these scales for STEM ... and in a realistic virtual Harbin/earth/universe?

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... and re this Stanford neuroscience conference I just attended today ...