To do in LA: Living art from Mushrooms, Oysters
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So, no oysters or alcohol
So, no oysters or alcohol
02/11/2004 07:01 PMI've missed most of the morning's presentations and spent the time
either hugging a pillow or the porcelaine thing in the toilet, you
know, the one where you put things and they disappear with a
"whoosh". It can't be a hangover - I had two glasses of
wine and a beer yesterday - so I'm wagering on some sort of a food
poisoning. I almost threw up during
Pe
rtti Korhonen's presentation in the morning - that would've
certainly created some excitement. :-)
Gah.
I dared to have a bit of rather excellent tomato-basil soup for lunch,
but I feel that we are still negotiating whether the soup should have
rights to a bit of fresh air every now and then.
The crappy thing about these conferences is that if you are not in
100%, you suddenly feel like an outsider real fast. Everybody's
talking about "the great presentation" from the morning, or
talking about the slide... And you are completely out of it.
Not to mention the precious moments you could've used to talk to the
wonderful minds that have been collected here.
Mushrooms
Mushrooms
02/10/2004 02:45 AMFeed validators seem to be popping up
everywhere...
...Student eats entire bag of mushrooms,
steals car, gets lost in CT. Twice
Student eats entire bag of mushrooms,
steals car, gets lost in CT. Twice
07/12/2004 07:26 PMfavorite item from today's paper .. Good mushrooms in New
England
boston.com/news/local/connecticut/articles/2004/07/11/studen
t_on_wild_ride_after_ingesting_drugs
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Artist's medium: pen and ink on hides,
paper, fish skins, seal skins, tree
mushrooms, plywood, ceramic tile.
Artist's medium: pen and ink on hides,
paper, fish skins, seal skins, tree
mushrooms, plywood, ceramic tile.
03/23/2005 01:07 PM
The
art of George
Aden "
Twok"
Ahgupuk:
Denali,
oomiak, blanket
toss, whale
hunt,
caribou, and
quite
a
few more
subjects. Don't miss the
fourth-graders.
Living will help available
Living will help available
04/05/2005 05:22 PMUSA Today Apr 5 2005 9:48PM GMT
Living with HIV
Living with HIV
07/06/2004 11:34 AM
In My Place.
Brent posted a link on his blog today to an "ongoing, unfinished
series of journal entries [he's been writing] since testing positive
for hiv last year". I'm taking the entries one at a time, as they're
poignant... so I've not yet read through them all. It's a brave
thing... brave and beautiful.
God speed Brent, and I hope that your sharing will touch the hearts of
those who suffer alone.
It's a living.
It's a living.
12/26/2004 01:46 AM
Unproduced
screenplays, including
Edward
Ford, written by Lem Dobbs (
The Limey) and
one
(pdf) by
Charlie Kaufman
(
Eternal Sunshine..., Adaptation, Being John Malkovich). The
Dobbs script is
often cited as one of the best (if not
the best) unproduced screenplays in
Hollywood. The site also has scripts by Al Jean and Mike Reiss
(
Simpsons,
Sledge Hammer!), Adam Fierro (
The
Shield), T. S. Cook (
The China Syndrome), Nicholas Kazan
(
Homegrown,
Reversal of Fortune,
Frances),
John Kamps (
Charley Varrick,
Madigan) and others.
US Living Will Registry
US Living Will Registry
03/24/2005 03:33 AM
The US
Living Will Registry electronically stores advance directives,
and makes them available to health care providers 24 hours/day via
secure internet or telephone facsimile... a free service, by the
way. Be sure to check out the
state-by-state
list of Advance Directive Forms. See also, the
American Bar
Associations information for advanced medical directives.
Living Without a Pulse
Living Without a Pulse
07/30/2004 08:43 AMA Design for Living
A Design for Living
08/10/2004 05:49 PM
Your Living Room is Theirs, Not Yours
Your Living Room is Theirs, Not Yours
01/09/2004 09:58 PMI moderated
this panel on
high-definition TV at the CES show today, featuring some of the
top people from the cable and satellite industries, plus several
members of what's quaintly called the "content" business. The topic
got around to DRM (digital restrictions management), of course, and
the panelists' answers were -- to put it mildly -- unsatisfactory.
Living with Webservices
Living with Webservices
09/12/2004 10:32 AMTeledyN, Gary Lawrence Murphy, has a tremendous essay up, 'Living with
Webservices'. It has greatly expanded my thinking about the future
internet ecosphere. Much good stuff: ...It must be just me because
there are so many of these sites, and...
Better Living Through Bookmarklets
Better Living Through Bookmarklets
04/09/2004 04:10 PMWebmasterBase Apr 9 2004 7:40AM GMT
low-impact living
low-impact living
04/16/2004 11:34 PM
The low-impact
living initiative produces information sheets on a range of
low-impact topics. Don't believe the hype.
Living on maintenance
Living on maintenance
04/15/2004 05:13 AMIn just a few years' time, today's top enterprise software vendors
could face a life of penury, living off shrinking ...
Living Below Your Means
Living Below Your Means
02/12/2004 03:39 PMMoney-saving tips from your friendly pharmacist.
From the land of the living, to the air
and sky...
From the land of the living, to the air
and sky...
03/28/2005 03:32 AM
Paul
Hester, Aussie drummer of such antipodean bands as
Split Enz
and
Crowded
House (as well as occasional
television performer), has
committed suicide at 46.
On living in an old country
On living in an old country
04/16/2004 06:19 AM
Derelict London. A
gently melancholy collection of photographs of abandoned shops,
hospitals, housing estates, public lavatories, and much more. See
also
Britannia
Moribundia, on the national obsession with dinginess and decay.
This is where England most truly excels: in all the characterful
shabbiness of its drizzled parks, soiled launderettes, frayed tailors,
abject chemists .. and cowed solitary cafes. Living the LAN life
Living the LAN life
06/22/2005 02:50 AMGame enthusiasts convene in San Francisco to battle each other for
prizes and bragging rights.
Photos: LAN mania hits S.F.
HP in Living Color
HP in Living Color
06/03/2004 12:22 PMEver wish you could afford one of those color laser printers to make
your printed output look like a million? Ever wish you could actually
AFFORD one? Yeah, me too.It seems that the days when the average color
laser printer cost as much as the average family car are over. In
today’s world of shrinking prices, HP has crossed the $500
barrier. Not by much, but crossed it none the less. Mere mortals will
now be able to turn out those stunning pictures we see (and drool
over) at the office super-stores.Read more…
Better Living Through Chemistry
Better Living Through Chemistry
06/28/2004 09:59 AMAfter reading about how pharmaceutical companies are marketing their
products, I'm experiencing the kind of mild anxiety and nervousness
that can only be corrected with
Paxil CR.
Spyware Living Up To Its Name
Spyware Living Up To Its Name
11/19/2003 02:16 PMWhen most people talk about "spyware" they're discussing applications
that have the ability to "phone home" with additional personal data
about who you are and what you're doing. However, it sounds like some
people are creating specific spyware designed to
do very specific
espionage. The article discusses a piece of spyware that appears
to have been targeted at a specific company, looking around their
network and then shooting corporate documents out, perhaps to use as
blackmail later on. It appears some folks are taking "spyware" to the
next level.
Would you make a living will?
Would you make a living will?
06/18/2004 06:17 AMThe government wants to introduce a law to allow people to make
advance decisions on their health and welfare should they become
incapacitated. Would you make a living will?
More living room
More living room
12/02/2003 01:06 AMSpeaking of iTunes, its release for Windows did finally motivate me to
rip the rest of my music and organize it, so I don't have the mess of
its physical artifacts laying around my small living area. (Instead, I
put them in
a handy
place.) Which is nice. But, damn, now I have to buy an iPod for
car listening,
just like Jobs was planned!
Living Myths
Living Myths
07/19/2004 03:06 PM
Living Myths.
Living large
Living large
04/06/2005 10:04 AMClothing company Torrid makes cool clothes for overweight teens. Its
bodacious bras and extra-large camisoles help salvage fat kids'
self-esteem. But do they also encourage obesity?
Living WAY off the grid.
Living WAY off the grid.
05/21/2004 01:07 PM
Father and 12
year old daughter camp undiscovered for four years in city park. A
heartwarming story of love, generosity, and happy endings.
War in our living rooms
War in our living rooms
03/11/2003 09:43 AMAt the beginning of Glory, having never seen war before, Matthew
Broderick's character, Robert Shaw, gets shell-shocked on the
battlefield, unable to function with the
Living With Your Budget
Living With Your Budget
08/04/2004 09:57 AMLiving with a budget doesn't have to be such a hassle.
Living Smarter
Living Smarter
06/05/2004 10:24 AMMeta-Efficient points to
ways to live your life using up fewer resources -- doing right by the
planet, and yourself.
"The Living Room Candidate"
"The Living Room Candidate"
07/06/2004 02:58 PMShark Tank: The best one really is
living well
Shark Tank: The best one really is
living well
02/01/2005 09:06 PMWhen this data analyst pilot fish is fired a week after a big fight
with his boss, he's furious -- and not just because the boss was wrong
about the technical issue they were fighting over.
The Year of Living Indecently
The Year of Living Indecently
02/05/2005 09:55 PMboring
nytimes.com/2005/02/06/arts/06rich.html?ex=1265173200&en=056b
2273368da49a&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland
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It's a living: Blogging can pay the rent
It's a living: Blogging can pay the rent
07/12/2004 09:14 AMChicago Tribune Jul 12 2004 1:21PM GMT
Living In A Digital World
Living In A Digital World
06/21/2004 04:21 AMDon't blame it on the kids, because it looks like more and more people
are starting to prefer searching for digital information to browsing
library stacks. As search engines increase their cataloging of the
"deep
web", professors and students alike are
shunning cavernous library halls to look for their research
materials online, and librarians are catching on to the trend. No
one is predicting the end of books or paper. (That would be silly.)
But no one can dispute that digitally searching for specific
information is often faster and easier than doing it the old-fashioned
way. The challenge is preserving the benefits of the older methods
while still fully capturing the more modern advantages. For instance,
search engines don't lend themselves to the same sort of serendipitous
discoveries as flipping through books or magazines. So let's hope
librarians can figure out ways to make information retrieval more fun
and digital.
The Living Room Candidate
The Living Room Candidate
07/07/2004 04:43 AMhas made available online .. The Living Room Candidate .. every TV
ad
livingroomcandidate.movingimage.us/index.php
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Living La Vida Broadband
Living La Vida Broadband
07/15/2004 11:51 AMAdmittedly, it's an article with just a few anecdotal stories, but the
NY Times is trying to get a feel for
how broadband changes many people's lives.
Basically, the story suggests that broadband becomes like a utility
that people who have it come to rely on completely. There's one story
of a family who found the perfect home they wanted to buy, but when
they found out there was no broadband service in the area yet, it
became a deal breaker. Of course, if the Times really wanted to see
what happens when broadband becomes a utility, they should be looking
at South Korea and Japan. Even if they only looked in the most
heavily broadband saturated American cities, we're still way behind a
few other countries that have made a much bigger effort to push
broadband adoption.
Lucky the Bunny Is Living Up to Her Name
(AP)
Lucky the Bunny Is Living Up to Her Name
(AP)
07/30/2004 08:26 AMAP - Lucky the bunny is living up to her name.
Sustainable Living Project
Sustainable Living Project
05/28/2004 12:43 PM
The
World Wildlife Fund and
BioRegional are starting
development on a
sustainable living programme in Mata de
Sesimbra, Portugal. Looking at the details, i think it looks like an
interesting experiment, especially after reading
this Metafilter thread
regarding our use of the planets resources.
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Machine Project announces the opening of "Organized" by artist Phillip
Ross, on Saturday April 10th from 5-8 pm. Mr Ross will give a talk on
his work at the gallery the following Sunday, April 11th at 3pm.
Artist, amateur bio-engineer and member of the San Francisco
mycological society, Mr. Ross uses living organisms as the inspiration
and means by which he makes his work. Through the design and creation
of highly controlled environments, Mr. Ross manipulates, nurtures and
transforms a variety of living species into sculpture.
