Analogue-sequencer

Did I miss another message somewhere ???

> there are two "A"'s in "klaatu", if I remember correctly. 

I think so too - will need to check the titles on tDtESS DVD...

> extra points if anyone can remember which song "still stood 
> still" is a line 
> from.

Ooh, ooh, I know, I know... Ultravox, All Stood Still ?

> the pedant. (silently cursing his thoughtfulness towards colourblind 
> co-worker because he has to translate red/green/amber into 
> red/blue/purple or just 
> plain butt-out of any operational discussions)

Think of the karma ;-)
If you could find a 16 pole, double throw switch, you could make it
switchable to the normal operation.
There are green elements in the RGB LEDs. I think I cut their legs off
though.

Cheers,
Colin f

there are two "A"'s in "klaatu", if I remember correctly. there are in the 
band's name, anyway. 
extra points if anyone can remember which song "still stood still" is a line 
from.

the pedant. (silently cursing his thoughtfulness towards colourblind 
co-worker because he has to translate red/green/amber into red/blue/purple or just 
plain butt-out of any operational discussions)

Hi,

> there are two "A"'s in "klaatu", if I remember correctly. there are in the
> band's name, anyway.

Name take from the main character in the 1951 film "The day the earth stood
still", good film, good use of Theremin :-)

> extra points if anyone can remember which song "still stood still" is a line
> from.

Yawn.. Ultravox 'all stood still'

 The turbine cracked up
 The buildings froze up
 The system choked up
 What can we do?

 Please remember to mention me
 In tapes you leave behind

 We stood still 
 We all stood still
 Still stood still 
 We're standing still


And now a REAL test, in what film are two of the women called 'Alpha' and
'beta', the 'femme-fatal' called "Helen Salinger" and the 'butch hero'
called "Kip Reissner".
I'll give you a clue, it was shot in 5 days on a VERY low budget, and its
NOT any of Ed Woods films!

Paul (full of useless knowledge)

On Wed, Nov 24, 2004 at 06:26:03PM +0000, Paul Maddox (Mail LIsts) wrote:
>
> And now a REAL test, in what film are two of the women called 'Alpha' and
> 'beta', the 'femme-fatal' called "Helen Salinger" and the 'butch hero'
> called "Kip Reissner".

that's _cat women of the moon_, yo!

-- 
yours,
niall.
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Niall,

>> And now a REAL test, in what film are two of the women called 'Alpha' and
>> 'beta', the 'femme-fatal' called "Helen Salinger" and the 'butch hero'
>> called "Kip Reissner".
> 
> that's _cat women of the moon_, yo!

Hahaha, well done... You must as sad as I am

Paul (love them 50's sci-fi films)

On Wed, Nov 24, 2004 at 07:33:02PM +0000, Paul Maddox (Mail LIsts) wrote:
> 
> Hahaha, well done... You must as sad as I am

ahem!

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yours,
niall.
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