Musings From a Musician Anesthesiologist

Musings from the Editors' Desk

Holiday musings.

A M d his Editor’s Page is being written during the Christmas reak, a traditional period of family reunions, relaxation, ecreation, and reflection. It is often a time when people tep back and try to put the daily activities in which their ives are immersed into a broader perspective. In that spirit, thought I would share with you some of my musings uring this time. The first issue that occurred...

Moody's Musings.

Surprise! I bet you thought Moody’s Investors Service rated only bonds and other arcane Wall Street instruments. In fact, Moody’s also evaluates specific sectors of our economy and renders its famous score on a host of individual pharmaceutical companies. I think you’ll find my quick review of Moody’s outlook on the U.S. drug industry to be of interest.1 It should come as no shock to us that Mo...

Musings of a Lilliputian publisher.

I must plead my extremely limited experience of publishing and point out that it has been restricted to the history of medicinea most unrepresentative, and certainly the least profitable, branch of medical publishing. Why should an author want to publish his own work in the first place ? In my case speed of publication was the only reason. As I had only eight weeks in which to bring out a book ...

From Authored to Produced Time in Computer-Musician Interactions

Copyright is held by the author/owner(s). CHI’13, April 27 – May 2, 2013, Paris, France. ACM 978-1-XXXX-XXXX-X/XX/XX. Abstract Human musicians have since long developed methods and formalisms for ensemble authoring and real-time coordination and synchronization of their actions. Bringing such capabilities to computers and providing them with the ability to take part in musical interactions with...