Multi-track hen teeth isn't something new that came with digital technology, but the digital revolution has taken this recording process to a whole new level. Since a multi-tracked recording that has been saved onto a computer disk is nothing more than a computer file, it can easily be moved through the Internet to multiple locations. The biggest advantage is that a musician can now literally e-mail his unfinished recording to another musician. Then the other musician can lay down a new track onto the original recording and then e-mail it back to the original guy. Basically, the recording can be made one track at a time without the musicians ever having to leave their homes. This isn't practical for large recording stars, but for small musicians it can be an incredible tool for creating and recording their own songs. .
Computer-based recording's emergence in the music world has brought the cost of recording music down to a point where nearly every musician can afford to make his own quality musical recordings. In the early days of analog recording up until the early 1990's, hardly anyone without a huge record deal were able to make quality recordings of their own music. However, tape-based analog recorders began to become obsolete, analog 4-track recorders began to go down in price to where even the lowliest musician could afford them. This was of course due to the increased presence of available digital equipment, which was at the time still very expensive.
Costs for digital recording equipment quickly began to go down as well. In 1991, Alesis introduced an ADAT machine (Advanced Digital Audio Tape) that provided eight tracks of digital recording ability for only $3995.00. One can currently purchase a sixteen-track digital recorder with its own built-in hard drive for around $1500.00. Thanks to this digital revolution in recording, people could now have their material on the street for less money and time.
The coyote then begins to boast about how large he is and how much larger his teeth are than the little snake's teeth. "Let me see your teeth-, Coyote said. Never-Grows-Larger opened wide to reveal tiny teeth. "Look at my teeth."" Coyote snarled to reveal big, sharp teeth. ...
She was reborn as a cat, and the first wife reborn as a hen. The cat ate the hen's eggs three times, and then ate the hen. The hen (the first wife) made a wish to eat the enemy and her offspring before she died. The hen reborn as a leopardess, and the cat reborn to a doe. ... If one could see the past lives, it is justifiable for the cat to eat the hen's eggs three times as a revenge because the first wife caused the death of the second wife and her three unborn children if we apply the Christianity concept of eye for eye and teeth for teeth. ...
They don't chew their food because they don't have teeth so they swallow their food whole, part of their stomach work to grind their food up. ... These cages are bad for hens to live in. ... The feeding for these hens is unbelievable. ... The hens are fed reduced-calorie feed. ... This causes more pain and distress to the hens. ...
In fact even the human body's teeth and intestines are not designed for eating and digesting animal products. ... Caged laying hens are used to lay 95% of our eggs. ... In the slaughter house both hens and chickens are hung upside down by ulcerated and blistered legs and lead down a conveyer belt. ... To help prevent these atrocities again the best solution would be halting all of you egg consumption, but otherwise look for labels that read, "Laid in NESTS by UNCAGED hens". ...
There was only a few hairs left on his bald skull and a very few teeth left in his mouth, and his pitiful condition of a drenched great-grandfather had taken away any sense of grandeur he might have had."" (361). ... This theme of old men being nuisances is exaggerated when the old man is treated like a common barn animal, "before going to bed he dragged him out of the mud and locked him up with the hens in the wire chicken coop."" (361). The old man is constantly referred to by the young as trouble, "that pitiful looking man who looked more like a huge decrepit hen- (362) and, "they would dri...
The cruelty was shown instantly when they decided lock the old man up with the hens in the wire chicken coop. ... Comical things start to happen: "...like the blind man who didn't recover his sight but grew three new teeth, or the paralytic who didn't get to walk but almost won the lottery, and the leper whose sores sprouted sunflowers....
He stank fearfully, because his outer skin was always rotting, a runny putrefaction which made him itch, and which he tore away from himself by scraping his back against the granite teeth of the deep." ... A prince upon any one of them would snap your Hens into order." ...
The bunch is about the size of a hen's egg and contains upwards three hundred ants. ... Other mature chimps used sticks as picks to clean out their teeth. ... She employed her fingers as well as an assortment of handy wooden tools, one of which being a piece of red cedar denuded of leaves, used for picking foreign particles from the teeth. ...
