Interesting Links:
The first is the blog of Ivan Noble. Noble was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2002 and has since been keeping a journal of his attempt to survive the illness. He has recently published his final entry, entitled "The Time Has Come", admitting that his blogging is coming to an end as he is entering what he refers to as "the last...
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The first is the blog of Ivan Noble. Noble was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2002 and has since been keeping a journal of his attempt to survive the illness. He has recently published his final entry, entitled "The Time Has Come", admitting that his blogging is coming to an end as he is entering what he refers to as "the last...
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i've been fascinated with dreams recently. specifically, my own dreams. to give you a bit of background, for most of my life i remembered none of my dreams, they were gone as soon as i awoke and, for all i know, may never have existed in the first place. fortunately this changed about ten months ago and i still remember the first one:
i was...
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i was...
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one more week off before the classes start up again. it's panning out to be another busy semester. i'm officially the vice-president of an organization on campus, i'll be taking over as the advertising manager for the campus newspaper, i'll be official college press which means i'll get in to all of the pre-screenings of films coming out, and i already have a host of...
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flimshaw:
where do you go to school?
self-improvement is masturbation...
Its early January and winter has finally left its footprint on the city. A smooth, white landscape stretches out for miles over the frozen ground. The ice storm has left the trees crystallizedenormous, frozen skeletal hands reaching for a cold, gray sky. The times when I forget the beauty of this place, that this place can even be considered beautiful, that is...
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Its early January and winter has finally left its footprint on the city. A smooth, white landscape stretches out for miles over the frozen ground. The ice storm has left the trees crystallizedenormous, frozen skeletal hands reaching for a cold, gray sky. The times when I forget the beauty of this place, that this place can even be considered beautiful, that is...
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I'm a little late, but Happy New Year everyone. I had a great time ringing in the New Year in a comfortable, inebriated haze, props to Bacardi and Sprite! I hope everyone had a happy and safe holiday and I'll be back sometime soon with a real update.
BTW, the new ...Trail of Dead album is great check it out whenever it comes out
BTW, the new ...Trail of Dead album is great check it out whenever it comes out
kybella:
Happy New Year to you!!!! 
now is an awkward period in time. holidays 2004. merry christmas, happy hanukah, bitchin' kwanzaa to all.
the catastrophic events in the indian ocean have created quite a strange contradiction. images of a snowy, winter holiday inter-spliced with scenes of utter destruction on an exotic, sunny beach seem somewhat surreal.
i was watching the director's commentary for the film elf recently and director jon favreau...
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the catastrophic events in the indian ocean have created quite a strange contradiction. images of a snowy, winter holiday inter-spliced with scenes of utter destruction on an exotic, sunny beach seem somewhat surreal.
i was watching the director's commentary for the film elf recently and director jon favreau...
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flimshaw:
i couldn't agree more with the first bit. seriously, favreau, what the fuck?
last night rented my first henry ray steckler movie. "the incredibly strange creatures who stopped living and became mixed up zombies" i haven't watched it yet. i've read stuff about steckler before, but this is the first time i've seen any of his stuff for rent, on dvd no less. i plan to watch that and again try to deciper eraserhead over the weekend.
last night rented my first henry ray steckler movie. "the incredibly strange creatures who stopped living and became mixed up zombies" i haven't watched it yet. i've read stuff about steckler before, but this is the first time i've seen any of his stuff for rent, on dvd no less. i plan to watch that and again try to deciper eraserhead over the weekend.
if anyone is interested, the link to the spoken word bit is at Zed, as always, thoughts are welcome.
kybella:
Very cool, dude... 
another boring night in misery. not much has been going on, as usual. i made it through another semester. yay and stuff.
i caught the life aquatic tonight. if you like wes anderson you'll probably dig it, i did. it's not quite his best in my opinion, but i don't think too many people are worried about my opinion.
i recorded a spoken word track...
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i caught the life aquatic tonight. if you like wes anderson you'll probably dig it, i did. it's not quite his best in my opinion, but i don't think too many people are worried about my opinion.
i recorded a spoken word track...
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i'm tired of writing. if there is anyone out there who really wants to discuss the possible implications of semiotics and ecological theory of perception as a posteriori/a priori knowledge and the possible further impact of semiotics evolving into ecological theory...well then, i've got a colloquium this tuesday that i'll be more than happy to let you take the reigns of!
if there isn't anyone,...
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