Exploring the Infinite
This image is from the concert we went to Saturday night at the Machine Shop. Travis Meeks and his crew gave an excellent performance lasting nearly two and a half hours! Glad to hear he's working on releasing the Purple album under his own label. He came out with a swollen right cheek bone. Said he'd been literally beating himself
Michael is a big sci-fi fan. He bought a couple new books at the bookstore today, one of which was The Year's Best SF 13. When we got home he showed it to me, I flipped it open and the first thing I read was this quote from John Kessel's The Last American: Artist “The great artist is a rapist.
Perhaps the most remarkable thing about
It is a game that you must enjoy. The pants command it! People Bucket Downloads available for Mac, Windows, Mobile.
True pioneers… The making of House of Cards: They've opened this to the public to explore and experiment with the data to create your own visualizations. Find out more about the first camera-free video in history over at Google Code. It's beautiful in it's simplicity, no?
…and then deliberately crossing it! Found this over at Random Vandal
There’ll be no Meredith Brooks crap on this here blog. Maybe I’m just being a bitch, but I can’t stand her and that effin’ overplayed Bitch song of hers.
Chaos. Infinity. Immortality. The idea that there is something beyond what we know, something larger than our existence, yet perhaps something as simple as a single string of code. These concepts fascinate me and provide the foundation of my passion for fractals. Fractals are, to put it simply, plotted out mathematical equations that infinitely repeat. In the era of technology,
The first is from an installment called Displacements by Michael Naimark. First he filmed 3 people in an archetypal Americana living room then he spray-painted the whole room white and placed a projector in the same location of the camera. This was done three different times between 1980 and 84, but the version above is from 2005. The later is
Viral video, I know, I know. Just wanted to share this with my daughters.
I made a couple of these pies to bring to a friend's birthday party this weekend. The recipe came from my Grandma Luxton, who may have got it out of a magazine or something back in the day, but I hear it’s a southern heritage thing… It's super easy — no cooking or baking — and the pies disappear rather