Comments on: Author Bio http://jdsawyer.net The Worlds of J. Daniel Sawyer Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:54:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Principles of Contracts: Everyone Knows Peggy Lee (Or Should) | Books in the News http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-74692 Principles of Contracts: Everyone Knows Peggy Lee (Or Should) | Books in the News Wed, 01 Jun 2011 02:25:35 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-74692 [...] post, by JD Sawyer, originally appeared on his Literary Abominations site on [...] [...] post, by JD Sawyer, originally appeared on his Literary Abominations site on [...]

]]> By: J. Rabidoux http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-18553 J. Rabidoux Mon, 24 Aug 2009 07:46:20 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-18553 Rarely do I chuckle upon reading an author's bio. However, upon perusing yours I nearly fell out of my chair - so riddled was I with snickers, chuckles, and guffaws. Utterly delightful. Thankfully, I recently stumbled upon a "Down from Ten" promo. Happily I'm now subscribed, and await the auditory stimulation which was so tantalizingly promised in said promo. BTW, have you thought of an Amazon banner - link, as an extra money maker? Another podcast I listen to seems to do well by it. aloha - J. Rarely do I chuckle upon reading an author’s bio. However, upon perusing yours I nearly fell out of my chair – so riddled was I with snickers, chuckles, and guffaws. Utterly delightful.
Thankfully, I recently stumbled upon a “Down from Ten” promo. Happily I’m now subscribed, and await the auditory stimulation which was so tantalizingly promised in said promo.
BTW, have you thought of an Amazon banner – link, as an extra money maker? Another podcast I listen to seems to do well by it.
aloha – J.

]]> By: admin http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-15647 admin Sun, 07 Jun 2009 21:15:27 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-15647 Marg - Thanks for listening. I'm sorry that you felt this way about the episode - Reprobates has always been a conversational cast. One of the pitfalls of that is that new participants take a little while to find their groove. Hope other episodes wind up suiting you better -- and thank you for the feedback. -Dan Marg -

Thanks for listening. I’m sorry that you felt this way about the episode – Reprobates has always been a conversational cast. One of the pitfalls of that is that new participants take a little while to find their groove. Hope other episodes wind up suiting you better — and thank you for the feedback.

-Dan

]]> By: marg http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-15638 marg Sun, 07 Jun 2009 09:23:14 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-15638 I started listening to a very interesting podcast with Richard Carrier titled Ancient Science part 2. I have to comment on the interviewing. One person, don't know the names of the two who were interviewing was constantly interrupting Richard and making comments as if he was the presenter. He didn't seem to know what he was talking about and it came across that he was more interested in himself being heard than to let Richard talk. I started listening to a very interesting podcast with Richard Carrier titled Ancient Science part 2. I have to comment on the interviewing. One person, don’t know the names of the two who were interviewing was constantly interrupting Richard and making comments as if he was the presenter. He didn’t seem to know what he was talking about and it came across that he was more interested in himself being heard than to let Richard talk.

]]> By: admin http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-3383 admin Wed, 03 Dec 2008 17:38:01 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-3383 Sculpting God is on Hiatus, and will return for the remainder of its run (another 4-8 stories) after my current novel, Antithesis, finishes podcasting. You can find Antithesis at http://antithesis.jdsawyer.net Thanks for your interest - I'm glad you are enjoying the stories so far :-) -Dan Sculpting God is on Hiatus, and will return for the remainder of its run (another 4-8 stories) after my current novel, Antithesis, finishes podcasting. You can find Antithesis at http://antithesis.jdsawyer.net

Thanks for your interest – I’m glad you are enjoying the stories so far :-)
-Dan

]]> By: Ricky R http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-3382 Ricky R Wed, 03 Dec 2008 16:55:38 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-3382 I was wondering is Scumpting God completed or are there more episodes past episode 8? Thanks, Ricky I was wondering is Scumpting God completed or are there more episodes past episode 8?

Thanks,
Ricky

]]> By: Vincent http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-5 Vincent Tue, 29 Apr 2008 00:24:25 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-5 Hi, your Sculpting God podcast is great. Very interesting stories, but the promos between are too loud. Is there anyway you can level the volume with the stories? I usually listen to podcasts as I'm laying in bed at night and the difference in volume levels is really jarring. =) Hi, your Sculpting God podcast is great. Very interesting stories, but the promos between are too loud. Is there anyway you can level the volume with the stories?

I usually listen to podcasts as I’m laying in bed at night and the difference in volume levels is really jarring.

=)

]]> By: admin http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-3 admin Tue, 04 Mar 2008 11:17:06 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-3 Hi Mark - Glad you enjoyed the video editing article. For screencasting - as long as you don't need real-time broadcast abilities xvidcap, gtk-recordmydesktop, and screenkast all work pretty well, as does invoking the following from the command line: ffmpeg -f x11grab -s cif -i :0.0 /tmp/out.mpg If you want to grab something that uses openGL, the only game in town I'm aware of is a program called "yukon." Hope that helps! -Dan Sawyer Hi Mark -

Glad you enjoyed the video editing article.

For screencasting – as long as you don’t need real-time broadcast
abilities xvidcap, gtk-recordmydesktop, and screenkast all work pretty
well, as does invoking the following from the command line:

ffmpeg -f x11grab -s cif -i :0.0 /tmp/out.mpg

If you want to grab something that uses openGL, the only game in town
I’m aware of is a program called “yukon.”

Hope that helps!
-Dan Sawyer

]]> By: Mark L Taub http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-2 Mark L Taub Fri, 29 Feb 2008 19:42:29 +0000 http://jdsawyer.net/about-the-author/#comment-2 Dan, Ejnjoyed your article on video editing software in the March issue of LJ. Question: are you familiar with any good screencasting software for Linux? Something equivalent to Camtasia or Snapz Pro? thanks, --markt Mark_Taub@prenhall.com Dan,

Ejnjoyed your article on video editing software in the March issue of LJ. Question: are you familiar with any good screencasting software for Linux? Something equivalent to Camtasia or Snapz Pro?

thanks,

–markt

Mark_Taub@prenhall.com

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