MIMM artist Dee Las Vegas spent alot of days and nights producing this remix track, and DJZonabi spent a few hours working on it with him as well.

You [...]]]> We have been hard at work on our Music Is My Medicine (MIMM) projects, including a remix track for the BeatPortal D-Nox & Beckers remix competition.

MIMM artist Dee Las Vegas spent alot of days and nights producing this remix track, and DJZonabi spent a few hours working on it with him as well.

You must be registered with BeatPortal in order to cast your vote by “Spinning” his remix (”Spin” button near play). BeatPortal is a good site for electronic music and info, and you can use a spam email if you need to, we just want to get as much support and spin votes as we can!

Please also spread the word either by posting to status or linking your friends to the contest. Here is the link:

http://www.beatportal.com/remix/detail/call-me-dee-las-vegas-remix/

Please contact me or anyone from @MusicIsMyMedicine if you need more info on how to vote.

Keep Groovin’

joser (djzonabi)

automatically, the reply began, “it’s easy, see that beautiful blue-and-green orb over there…”

and below us was a calm, almost peaceful planet.

“…you simply zoom in to it.” and the planet became bigger, until it encompassed almost all of our view. “now you choose a [...]]]> we were floating in space, when a voice said: “how do we return?”

automatically, the reply began, “it’s easy, see that beautiful blue-and-green orb over there…”

and below us was a calm, almost peaceful planet.

“…you simply zoom in to it.” and the planet became bigger, until it encompassed almost all of our view. “now you choose a continent- a land mass.” and the planet grew larger as brown and green lands starting to reveal themselves to us.

“now pick a country,” and we zoomed in more as mountains and fields expanded outward giving birth to seemingly hidden cradles of lines, “and then pick a city.”

“see all those people? choose two of them.”

He brought this up-and-coming green-energy firm in Austin [...]]]> Thanks to Nirav, avid cyclist, adventurer, and also my former manager at GSD&M’s Idea City- for talking about and sharing some news on Green Energy movements not just here in Austin, but around the world. His lady recently graduated with a degree in Environmental Engineering – pretty awesome.

He brought this up-and-coming green-energy firm in Austin to my attention via this news blurb talking about their plans to start up a new kind of company centered on renewables and touting new ideas for business models that may sound esoteric. A smart energy grid in Austin is one of their aims, and it may start with projects as simple as programming washing machines to run late at night when power consumption (need and demand) is at its lowest.

Austin green-energy partnership poised to launch.

Pecan Street Project seeks to develop new renewable energy technologies to spur investment and lure jobs.

After two years of preparations, an Austin-based coalition of government, business and academic interests is poised to launch an ambitious initiative to reinvent the way electricity is generated and used.

The Pecan Street Project seeks to make Austin an incubator for green energy technology, which would spur new business development and attract jobs to the region.

Dr. Colomé is a writer, fine artist, mathematician, physicist, and astronomer originally from Mexico and currently lives [...]]]> Dr. Cecilia Colomé offers a FREE lecture about discoveries and breakthroughs of the “known” universe. A special emphasis will be placed on pre-columbian Astronomical knowledge and techniques. The class consists of slides and discussion and will last 1.5 hours.

Dr. Colomé is a writer, fine artist, mathematician, physicist, and astronomer originally from Mexico and currently lives in Austin, Tx.

Wednesday July 22
6:30 – 8pm

Dr. Colomé will offer a monthly series for the community.
We are so lucky to have her, don’t miss this great opportunity to learn about the world and other celestial phenomenon!

Taken from the FaceBook Event:

Facebook | Astronomy 101.

The Mexico City-based Mexican Institute of Sound consists not of an “institute,” or even a band. It’s just one man, Camilo Lara. Lara amuses himself by using the name “Mexican Institute of Sound.” [...]]]> The Mexican Institute Of Sound Returns : NPR Music.

The Mexico City-based Mexican Institute of Sound consists not of an “institute,” or even a band. It’s just one man, Camilo Lara. Lara amuses himself by using the name “Mexican Institute of Sound.” In Spanish, the initials are almost the same as the Mexican Institute of Health — the most bureaucratic institution he could think of.

Lara’s new album, Soy Sauce, is the talk of the alternative music scene in Mexico City. It pushes eclecticism to a new level by mixing mariachi with hip-hop, rock and electronica, while some songs feel reminiscent of ’80s British New Wave. There’s a love song, “Te Quiero Mucho,” which disintegrates into the braying of barnyard animals. He has a Mexican pop star, Paty Cantu, who usually sings soulful love songs in Spanish, appearing in a hip-hop tune in English.

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Also in Steam news today:

NCSoft is making their beautiful new MMO, Aion™ available for pre-purchase today on Steam. Choose either Aion Standard Edition or Collector’s Edition.

In addition to being able to play the Aion [...]]]> Rebellion’s authentic World War II sniper simulation, Sniper Elite, is now available on Steam worldwide.

Save 10% when you purchase by July 23rd.

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Also in Steam news today:

NCSoft is making their beautiful new MMO, Aion™ available for pre-purchase today on Steam. Choose either Aion Standard Edition or Collector’s Edition.

In addition to being able to play the Aion beta for free until full launch on September 22 (and 25th in Europe) each version comes with additional pre-purchase incentives. Steam players who purchase the Aion Collector’s Edition also receive additional in-game items.

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