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Saturday, December 25, 2004
HeadRoom | Home
A fascinating resource for high quality headphones. Even basic ones sound cool, and the terminology is interesting. I need to sleep but should check this out more. For my Clie, you know.
test
seeing if I can easily post to livejournal and to folks on my email
list at the same time. also post to blogger this way? yes! let's
see if it works.
list at the same time. also post to blogger this way? yes! let's
see if it works.
Google Directory - Computers > Systems > Handhelds
well I should be going to bed but I'm doing more escapist searching on my new Clie handheld. I'm even getting the lingo down. This page in the Google directory seems to have a lot worth going back to.
Tuesday, November 23, 2004
link to my art and an update
Well, this is an update on my current state as an artist: I am now single, living full time in San Franciso, and only working part time but not by choice. I have some money which is nice. I have been working a lot in my studio and recently almost got a commission to do a painting, learning a lot on the way. I have been very active in a art support group of folks like me who are trying to get into galleries etc. My current projects are finishing an artists statement, moving toward getting slides done, working, and showing up at art group meetings. I moderated the one last Sat.
In addition I got a membership to the SFMOMA and have been there several times, have been going to galleries, shows, networking with other artists, etc. I'm trying to figure out the best way to do an online portfolio: looking for suggestions. I can do web design but frankly am tired of it. Posting images to tribe at the link above seems to be ok for now.
I need to borrow a digital camera or buy a cheap one to be able to put up new photos of new work I am excited about. I need new business cards too. So much to do, lots of time. Thanks for reading my art blog!
In addition I got a membership to the SFMOMA and have been there several times, have been going to galleries, shows, networking with other artists, etc. I'm trying to figure out the best way to do an online portfolio: looking for suggestions. I can do web design but frankly am tired of it. Posting images to tribe at the link above seems to be ok for now.
I need to borrow a digital camera or buy a cheap one to be able to put up new photos of new work I am excited about. I need new business cards too. So much to do, lots of time. Thanks for reading my art blog!
Friday, October 08, 2004
Jean-Paul Sartre quotes and quotations - BrainyQuote
Some really great quotes of one of my favorite philosopers. He seems highly quotable.
Wednesday, October 06, 2004
The New York Times > Washington > Campaign 2004 > Full Transcript of the Debate Between the Vice Presidential Candidates in Cleveland
The link to the debate from last night.
Here are few choice excerpts from the VP debate with some commentary by me:
In line with Noam Chomsky's assertion that the US is the largest terrorist state around:
Cheney:"And we also then, finally, had to stand up democracies in their stead afterwards because that was the only way to guarantee that these states would not again become safe harbors for terror or for the development of deadly weapons."
Well, the US is ostensibly a democracy and it doesn't stop us. WMD r us.
Cheney states why they went in to Iraq. Hussein supported terrorism. Edwards highlights how badly things are going there. Very badly. Vietnam-badly.
I wonder if a Bush/Cheney admin would find a way to abandon Iraq the way they abandoned Afghanistan? Focus on N. Korea maybe? That is their record.
Edwards:"Our point in this is not complicated. We were attacked by Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden. We went into Afghanistan. And very quickly the administration made a decision to divert attention from that and instead began to plan for the invasion of Iraq."
There's a good cover article in a recent Atlantic about this diversion. I'm not a big proponent of the war against the Taliban but that diversion seemed worse. If you're going to bomb a country at least go after the guy you're looking for. Isn't he on dialysis? How fast can he move? Is he like Rasputin or something?
More reasons to like Kerry:
Cheney:"That’s part of a track record that goes back to the 1970’s when he[Kerry] ran for Congress the first time and said troops should not be deployed without U.N. approval. Then in the mid-80’s he ran on the basis of cutting most of our major defense programs. In 1991, he voted against Desert Storm."
Good stuff!
Edwards:"Here’s what’s actually happened in Afghanistan regardless of this rosy scenario that they paint on Afghanistan just like they do Iraq. What’s actually happened is they’re now providing 75 percent of the world’s opium. Not only are they providing 75 percent of the world’s opium. Large parts of the country are under the control of drug lords and warlords. Big parts of the country are still insecure. And the reality is the part of Afghanistan, eastern Afghanistan where Osama bin Laden is is one of the hardest places to control and the most insecure."
in response to Edwards' comments about Iraq:
"Mr. Cheney: Well, Gwen, the 90 percent figure is just dead wrong. When you include the Iraqi security forces that have suffered casualties, as well as the allies, they’ve taken almost 50 percent of the casualties in operations in Iraq, which leaves the U.S. with 50 percent, not 90 percent.
With respect to the cost, it wasn’t $200 billion. You probably weren’t there to vote for that, but the $120 billion is in fact what has been allocated to Iraq. The rest of it’s for Afghanistan and the global war on terror."
Well I feel so much better now. Only 50% and $120 billion. What a relief.
Cheney on Kerry:"In 1984, when he ran for the Senate he opposed or called for the elimination of a great many major weapon systems that were crucial to winning the cold war and are important today to our overall forces."
It's too bad we didn't scale back then. We might not have so many enemies today.
It seems to me, on a side note, that Cheney is supposed to appeal to the smart Repubs and Bush to the dumb ones. Kindof the opposite of the Bush/Quayle ticket. I guess. It worked 4 yrs ago with a little help. Cheney has no charisma or personality but appeals to the pragmatic who are on the side of jingoism, aggression, and post-colonialist terrorism. That's quite a coalition. Edwards and Kerrey seem to have that Kennedy/Clinton aura that appeals to liberals and hopefully many moderates who don't trust the Rep. And hopefully many third-party folks will do vote-pairing.
"Ms. Ifill Mr. Vice President, the Census Bureau ranks Cleveland as the biggest poor city in the country: 31-percent jobless rate. You two gentlemen are pretty well off. You did well for yourselves in the private sector. What can you tell the people of Cleveland or people of cities like Cleveland that your administration will do to better their lives?"
I like her.
"Mr. Cheney Well, Gwen, there are several things that I think need to be done and are being done. We’ve of course been through a difficult recession and then the aftermath of 9/11 where we lost over a million jobs after that attack."
Is he implying that it's the terrorist's fault we have a recession? Job loss? Talk about diversion.
I don't like or agree with everything Edwards says or disagree with Cheney's spin on everything, but it's pretty clear here who is the radical conservative favoring US hegemony and who is the left of center moderate/liberal will to work with others for American interests. And one change would be the President would actually be the President and not some evil old beltway hack.
I have to say that Edwards is a little Bush like in his repetition of certain points. I didn't see the debate but I doubt if he blinked as much.
"Mr. Cheney Well, I must say its one of the disappointments of the last four years is that weve not been able to do what the president did in Texas for example when he was able to reach across the aisle and bring Democrats along on major issues of the day."
No the rest of us do not live in Texas.
Well, I read the whole thing, skimming the repetitions at the end. There's definiteley a choice here, although for the ultra-left it may not be a fun one. I suppose the debate was more fun to watch then read, but substance is often less exciting. Friday should be interesting. Don't blink!
Here are few choice excerpts from the VP debate with some commentary by me:
In line with Noam Chomsky's assertion that the US is the largest terrorist state around:
Cheney:"And we also then, finally, had to stand up democracies in their stead afterwards because that was the only way to guarantee that these states would not again become safe harbors for terror or for the development of deadly weapons."
Well, the US is ostensibly a democracy and it doesn't stop us. WMD r us.
Cheney states why they went in to Iraq. Hussein supported terrorism. Edwards highlights how badly things are going there. Very badly. Vietnam-badly.
I wonder if a Bush/Cheney admin would find a way to abandon Iraq the way they abandoned Afghanistan? Focus on N. Korea maybe? That is their record.
Edwards:"Our point in this is not complicated. We were attacked by Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden. We went into Afghanistan. And very quickly the administration made a decision to divert attention from that and instead began to plan for the invasion of Iraq."
There's a good cover article in a recent Atlantic about this diversion. I'm not a big proponent of the war against the Taliban but that diversion seemed worse. If you're going to bomb a country at least go after the guy you're looking for. Isn't he on dialysis? How fast can he move? Is he like Rasputin or something?
More reasons to like Kerry:
Cheney:"That’s part of a track record that goes back to the 1970’s when he[Kerry] ran for Congress the first time and said troops should not be deployed without U.N. approval. Then in the mid-80’s he ran on the basis of cutting most of our major defense programs. In 1991, he voted against Desert Storm."
Good stuff!
Edwards:"Here’s what’s actually happened in Afghanistan regardless of this rosy scenario that they paint on Afghanistan just like they do Iraq. What’s actually happened is they’re now providing 75 percent of the world’s opium. Not only are they providing 75 percent of the world’s opium. Large parts of the country are under the control of drug lords and warlords. Big parts of the country are still insecure. And the reality is the part of Afghanistan, eastern Afghanistan where Osama bin Laden is is one of the hardest places to control and the most insecure."
in response to Edwards' comments about Iraq:
"Mr. Cheney: Well, Gwen, the 90 percent figure is just dead wrong. When you include the Iraqi security forces that have suffered casualties, as well as the allies, they’ve taken almost 50 percent of the casualties in operations in Iraq, which leaves the U.S. with 50 percent, not 90 percent.
With respect to the cost, it wasn’t $200 billion. You probably weren’t there to vote for that, but the $120 billion is in fact what has been allocated to Iraq. The rest of it’s for Afghanistan and the global war on terror."
Well I feel so much better now. Only 50% and $120 billion. What a relief.
Cheney on Kerry:"In 1984, when he ran for the Senate he opposed or called for the elimination of a great many major weapon systems that were crucial to winning the cold war and are important today to our overall forces."
It's too bad we didn't scale back then. We might not have so many enemies today.
It seems to me, on a side note, that Cheney is supposed to appeal to the smart Repubs and Bush to the dumb ones. Kindof the opposite of the Bush/Quayle ticket. I guess. It worked 4 yrs ago with a little help. Cheney has no charisma or personality but appeals to the pragmatic who are on the side of jingoism, aggression, and post-colonialist terrorism. That's quite a coalition. Edwards and Kerrey seem to have that Kennedy/Clinton aura that appeals to liberals and hopefully many moderates who don't trust the Rep. And hopefully many third-party folks will do vote-pairing.
"Ms. Ifill Mr. Vice President, the Census Bureau ranks Cleveland as the biggest poor city in the country: 31-percent jobless rate. You two gentlemen are pretty well off. You did well for yourselves in the private sector. What can you tell the people of Cleveland or people of cities like Cleveland that your administration will do to better their lives?"
I like her.
"Mr. Cheney Well, Gwen, there are several things that I think need to be done and are being done. We’ve of course been through a difficult recession and then the aftermath of 9/11 where we lost over a million jobs after that attack."
Is he implying that it's the terrorist's fault we have a recession? Job loss? Talk about diversion.
I don't like or agree with everything Edwards says or disagree with Cheney's spin on everything, but it's pretty clear here who is the radical conservative favoring US hegemony and who is the left of center moderate/liberal will to work with others for American interests. And one change would be the President would actually be the President and not some evil old beltway hack.
I have to say that Edwards is a little Bush like in his repetition of certain points. I didn't see the debate but I doubt if he blinked as much.
"Mr. Cheney Well, I must say its one of the disappointments of the last four years is that weve not been able to do what the president did in Texas for example when he was able to reach across the aisle and bring Democrats along on major issues of the day."
No the rest of us do not live in Texas.
Well, I read the whole thing, skimming the repetitions at the end. There's definiteley a choice here, although for the ultra-left it may not be a fun one. I suppose the debate was more fun to watch then read, but substance is often less exciting. Friday should be interesting. Don't blink!
Thursday, September 30, 2004
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's pages - Welcome
Leader of Burma's (Myanmar's) Pro-Democracy movement. She has been an inspiration to me over the years as a human being and as a Buddhist. This morning she reminds me that my problems are no big deal and that strength and peace come from within.
Saturday, September 25, 2004
BLOGWISE - Blog Directory and Weblog Research
I'm happy that I have been added to blogwise. I'm happy that blogwise is spelled with lowercase.
Tuesday, September 14, 2004
The Mythic Images Collection - Home of the Artists - Cthulhu, Great Old One
could be my new tattoo? fingers crossed. more squid images, this one sinister...
Friday, September 10, 2004
ArtBeacon | Welcome to nicole's works
Nice work. She has a show at Chow's at Church and Market right now. My neighborhood!
Thursday, September 09, 2004
THE LIVING JARBOE.v.2.2
this was quite a find! she has a tribe listing! hard to read but worth it for swans fans etc. if you haven't heard swans check out children of god.
Friday, August 27, 2004
Friday, August 20, 2004
Google Directory - Society > Politics > Anarchism > Theory
Getting ready for the RNC and the fallout. Article in the NY times today, front page, regarding different anarchist points of view on the convention.
Friday, August 13, 2004
Thursday, August 12, 2004
Wednesday, August 11, 2004
Saturday, August 07, 2004
A Little Bit About Novels...
a good page on the different types of novels. you, or I, learn something new every day. duh.
Friday, August 06, 2004
An Interview with Julia Kristeva
Not necessarily an introduction to her work, but a nice way to meet her. Her essays are very dense, like Derrida.
Jean-Paul Sartre
just one phil. in what seems to be a very helpful online encyclopedia of philosophy. Much more in depth than just a one or two page intro.
Critical Theory: Critics
a good list of lit crits and philosphers with links and bios, with the notable exception of julia kristeva
Tuesday, August 03, 2004
Scope: An Online Journal of Film Studies: essay on the Matrix and Baudrillard
haven't finished it but it seems good so far...
Maurice Blanchot : The Absent Voice : SPIKE magazine
I became intersted in Blanchot through de Man, the idea of the writer /philosopher or theorist, similar to Sartre.
The Matrix and Baudrillard's Concept of Simulation
a good start for Baud. and the Matrix analysis I think.
Sunday, August 01, 2004
Bertrand Eberhard - plateforme artistique copyleft
really interesting stuff: not all but a few works.
Thursday, July 22, 2004
daydream_nation.jpg
the amazing cover of Daydream Nation, a novel. Designed by Chayle Cook, the talented and yes, amazing graphic designer.
Amazon.com -zShops: blue by Charles Keatts
Decided that I would sell my book through Amazon, and change the overall novel, use Blue as pt. 1, Art of Fasting as overall title, adding to Blue the new pt. 2 Emergence. Available now, with the bonus of Daydream Nation, pt. 1.
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
Monday, July 19, 2004
Matrix Reloaded Explained
helped me understand or at least think about trilogy, especially 2 and 3, and even like 3 more than most people probably.
Friday, July 16, 2004
Google Advertising
I'm thinking about doing these. Pretty invisible, which is good and bad, depending. I've clicked on them.
Saturday, July 10, 2004
Tuesday, July 06, 2004
sister ray
sister ray
my personal blog, most of my writing has been going here lately, has rss feed, all that good stuff. if you are on lj I am not uptight about adding you to my friends list. otherwise I post fairly often there, stuff about this site, etc. also under http://ck23.livejournal.com
my personal blog, most of my writing has been going here lately, has rss feed, all that good stuff. if you are on lj I am not uptight about adding you to my friends list. otherwise I post fairly often there, stuff about this site, etc. also under http://ck23.livejournal.com
Friday, July 02, 2004
new look
i like it. i just got a gmail account. beta. sisterlithium at gmail dot com. i am probably going to move most of my accounts to that, we'll see. i like hotmail, but a gig is sounding good.
refurbished look
spent a lot of time today going through css of a blogger template and trying to change it to suit me. made a lot of progress but there are still problems. well, there you go. my new room/studio/office is starting to look better as I clean and paint. the area, mission, castro, very cool man. such cool people. it's rad, dude. actually it is cool and it will be interesting as long as I keep my head about me.
Thursday, July 01, 2004
advanced theory blog: Feed Burner
advanced theory blog: Feed Burner
great site, pop culture, commentary, subtle yet effective.
I am taking a break from my site while I move to San Francisco from the East Bay. I did start messing around with rollovers and nav bars. Javascript!
great site, pop culture, commentary, subtle yet effective.
I am taking a break from my site while I move to San Francisco from the East Bay. I did start messing around with rollovers and nav bars. Javascript!
Friday, June 25, 2004
music link: studio 5 productions
a friend of mine and co-worker with a variety of musics, for music enthusiasts
Friday, June 18, 2004
everchanging site and blogs
i am constantly changing things on my site lately, trying to figure out what I am doing. such a list of things to do, publish stuff, get images, contact people, promote, market, ask for money, enter contests, etc. prioritize.
this blog seems as likely to be personal as well as related to other projects. it's all related, with a certain degree of privacy i suppose. at least more potential of being read than my livejournal blog which is getting old. tribe seems to be of more value.
talk to sarah about putting her chapbook under mayumi press. it might be a good idea.
redeem: as in the Four Quartets, time as redeemable...to rescue or save from sin. I have read that poem probably more than any other.
this blog seems as likely to be personal as well as related to other projects. it's all related, with a certain degree of privacy i suppose. at least more potential of being read than my livejournal blog which is getting old. tribe seems to be of more value.
talk to sarah about putting her chapbook under mayumi press. it might be a good idea.
redeem: as in the Four Quartets, time as redeemable...to rescue or save from sin. I have read that poem probably more than any other.
Saturday, June 05, 2004
Arts and Letters Express - Reviews and free downloads at Download.com
Arts and Letters Express - Reviews and free downloads at Download.com
may be good, but check out desktop software at cnet, virtual desktops and such. could be fun!
may be good, but check out desktop software at cnet, virtual desktops and such. could be fun!
Sunday, May 30, 2004
Tuesday, May 25, 2004
photos for daydream/immersion
Looked at Carolyn's work, it's great. Picked out a few, she is very cool. Offered to do specific shots, I should take her up on that, collaborate. People's park would be a good area.
Saturday, May 22, 2004
another zine
so if lithium will be the print version of the ezine, then for my own stuff, a collection, I'll want another zine. How about white light white heat, and then grab some of my older stuff, out of the box in storage. the old wlwh files, and other stuff.
changes
I'm taking link to Blue off the site because The Art of Fasting is really a revision of Blue. Blue will still be on Amazon for a while until I can figure out how to get it off, get my other stuff on. I'm excited about having my blogs here set up for ftp. I will probably add grapics at some point. I could put one here, just for fun. from the ezine of the same name, stirring: I really like this photo.
Friday, May 21, 2004
Ok, so chayumi.com grows, evolves. It's now Chayumi Design, to encompass the Web Design pages and other stuff. Focus has shifted, backed away. I'm looking for an audience, although the site is not as tight as it could be, so I am focused on getting all links down before mass marketing. Flash, maybe. CWD has flash of course. That I don't promote, just need to set up a html option page. And a link. I like how everything ties together. Pretty soon I'll need an assistant. Maybe Rob, Willis, someone else who wants to learn web design.
Saturday, February 28, 2004
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Cheap Reseller Hosting
probably better and cheaper than ipower, has post-nuke already installed! recommend to clients if ipower not up to their needs or budget.
probably better and cheaper than ipower, has post-nuke already installed! recommend to clients if ipower not up to their needs or budget.
Sunday, January 18, 2004
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