Japan: Best Pics So Far

Japanese: The Writing System

Mastering the writing system can be the greatest hindrance to learning the Japanese language.

Industrial Guijin: An Unending Panorama

Mary Beth laying down the law at an industrial train station in Chiba.

Pipi and Kahoru's Drum Concert

Peipei and Kahoru are sisters that really like to work the system here at CCSI; they come just for the PE and then they leave.

Flashback: the NCSG

One of the first electrical devices I ever designed and built was a static generator.

Gatorball: The Next Big Thing?

So recently I've been teaching gym to the elementary school kids at CCSI on Tuesdays. Last week we played Capture the Flag, which the kids seemed very familiar with, and this week we played soccer for about twenty minutes, then I introduced Japan to a new game, one I had only played once or twice as a freshman in high school, but which struck me then as perhaps the best game I'd ever played.

Christianity and Ministry in Japan

Less than one percent of Japanese call themselves Christian.

Japan, Week 2

It's only been about nine days since I landed in Narita International Airport, but so much has happened that it feels like longer.

Hard Clipping - Could it be a Good Thing?

The digital world isn't as forgiving as the analog world once was.

Space Rock Track submitted by Nailujo +download link

A technical review of "1201" as submitted by Nailujo...


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Three Tips for Professional Mixing

So you got seven tracks or so, all of which line up correctly, but it still sounds like it was recorded in your basement. It was, but you don't want anyone to know that. To become a professional mixer takes years of practice, but with these three quick tips, you can make all of your mixes just a little