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ahmad just staggered into the lab, spittle dangling from his chin, wild thoughts flapping behind his lucidity-free eyes. long time no see.
{ Monthly Archives }
September 2005
echo
my favorite california kitty.
links for 2005-09-30
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search syntax basics and advanced tricks for using google more efficiently
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a man and his turtle
MY POD IS WARM FOR YOU
it says “pod”
links for 2005-09-29
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societies worse off ‘when they have God on their side’
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industrial photography, history, and architecture
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the common media network
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the rhetorics of life and multitude in michel foucault and paolo virno
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art spiegelman highlights history through art
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the winners of the 2005 novartis and the daily telegraph photographic awards make an exciting and diverse set of images
maybe i just need to scratch more, instead
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Baseball games periodically erupt into faux brawls. One team takes offense at an insult from the opposition, tempers flare, and soon all the players race to the center of the field for a screaming and shoving match. It’s rare that anyone is actually hurt; all the testosterone and adrenaline get safely expressed in a way that entertains the fans, and some players are so inspired by the melee that they ratchet up their performances a notch. It might be time for your personal equivalent of one of these outbursts, Capricorn. You and your cohorts may need a catharsis to release the backlog of creative energy that has been a bit blocked.
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology
links for 2005-09-28
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Chris Ofili paintings of dung-adorned monkeys dazzle in London
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the books riders leave on the subway
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curiously, a disproportionately large percentage of the books on this list are gay-themed
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according to bookslut, he’s the judy blume of the millennial generation, and banned just as often
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chris crutcher writes about censorship
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this is new to me - where have i been?
links for 2005-09-27
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a collaborative writing experiment
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It is a highly addictive drug, but governments everywhere encourage its use [don’t make me spell it out for you]
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more about geriniol
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all bukkake jokes aside, japan fucking rocks
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weird and wonderful vocabulary from around the world
bus stop faeries
eo wrote: you need a faerie
i had a faerie today, in the form of an extremely drunk fellow cursing and kicking the door to the (closed on monday) hair salon that sits at the same location as my bus stop. then he staggered back and forth on the sidewalk slurring and spitting and reeking of something powerful. he kept asking me to unlock it for him, which i assured him i could not do. then he started patting my shoulder and calling me ‘peanut butter’…
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i was relieved to see my bus arrive.
ouch.
the kidney monster has returned. deep hollow ache in the back, like having been kicked with jackboots. fever flushed and flashing through the limbs. sitting upright in the chair, in the lab anyway - this is not the week to get sick again.
links for 2005-09-26
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i am fond of the word fuck
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zOMG want!!
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make your own flipbook
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crash course in the smarty php template engine
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a practical guide to internet reconnaissance
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It’s not the words, it’s how you use them that counts.
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find some good news for a change
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make your own credit buttons
links for 2005-09-24
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one good reason to digitize your comics
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the gayification of cthulhu
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kinky friedman for governor of texas: why the hell not?!
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read more poetry
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the art and politics of webporn
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fun with propaganda posters
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“A personal chronicle of what hurricane Katrina has done to my poor proud people.”
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doh! why didn’t i think of this first??
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i want to move to japan
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Banned Books Week 2005 is September 24–October 1
links for 2005-09-23
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NOAA fisheries service rescues the last four trained dolphins washed into Mississippi Sound after hurricane Katrina
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meebo: web IM interface
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the concept of the self and how it becomes distorted when affected by mental illness or brain injury
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sign me up! oh … wait …
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14 rare books you can “handle” in 3-D online!
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beautiful illustrated book blog
links for 2005-09-22
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Millions of Tiny Spiders Spin Mystery in a British Columbia Clover Field
1001 fresh cymbals and fish
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Psychologist Rollo May spoke of how important it is not to be drowned in the grungy flow of everyday life. To stay sane, let alone be healthy, we need influences that captivate our imaginations and remind us how we’re more than the thousands of details that demand our attention from minute to minute. That’s why he recommended that we seek out inspiring symbols and myths. They take us out of and beyond ourselves, evoking a purifying release. I bring this to your attention, Capricorn, because it’s a great time for you to go shopping for fresh symbols and myths. To stimulate your imagination, here’s a motif to consider: “Open sesame,” the magical formula that Ali Baba used to unseal the door to a cave full of treasure in *Arabian Nights.*
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology
links for 2005-09-21
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vending machine heaven (of course, it’s in japan)
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listen and you decide: a soldier’s musical journal
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is your library a library of TERROR??!
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beautiful photographs of insects, blog entries that i cannot read
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oh fuck yeah, sign me up!
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this has been a favorite site of mine for years now
links for 2005-09-19
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Expectations hitch ride on pain’s brain pathway
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on el jay? fwahahah!
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real naked people - very NSFW
links for 2005-09-18
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one day they will rise up and eat the brains of the circus master
links for 2005-09-17
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adopt-a-library: libraries helping libraries in the katrina zone
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i really really hate flash sites, but this guy’s stuff is incredible
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uhhhhhhhhhhhh… … WTF!???
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obsessive drawing - for people like maya!
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you say evacuee, i say refugee - let’s call the whole thing off
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Auswahl von Arbeiten!! (i want one of everything please)