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Showing posts with label meatspace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meatspace. Show all posts
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Sunday, August 02, 2009
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Random sketch of the day
This drawing probably reflects the balmy weather more than it offers any insight into my state of mind. For an almost-abandoned doodle, I kind of like how this came out.
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Friday, June 26, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Travel notes
Pointillist memories of San Fransisco, its half-glimpsed streets, the antique neon of Haight-Ashbury as red and liquid as sangria. (Fresh-shaven scalp grudging against worn vinyl cushions as miles dissolve in a polished calligraphy of rivers and serpentine desert roads.)
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Sunday, June 14, 2009
Saturday, June 13, 2009
"No one wants to hear the horrible truth!"
It's been years since I last uploaded any drawings to the Web, so here's a recent self-portrait, complete with menacing UFOs. Hopefully more will follow.
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Friday, May 29, 2009
Photomania
I recently acquired a battery recharger, which makes snapping photos all the more irresistible. I like taking shots of statuary; fortunately (and to the surprise of many) there's no shortage in Kansas City.
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Saturday, May 23, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
"Supernatural Investigator" stills (part two)
Dramatic headshots. For good or ill, my episode of "Supernatural Investigator" is packed with 'em.
Because it's only fitting that a show about life on other planets should feature a host who looks like living proof.
(Images courtesy of Vision TV.)
Because it's only fitting that a show about life on other planets should feature a host who looks like living proof.
(Images courtesy of Vision TV.)
"Supernatural Investigator" stills (part one)
I finally received a DVD of my February appearance in the titular role of Vision TV's "Supernatural Investigator." As I'm allowed to post a couple minutes of footage for promotional purposes, I figured I might as well share a few stills instead.
First up is an unflattering shot of me "grilling" the University of Wyoming's Jeffrey Lockwood, an entomologist who taught a NASA-funded course devoted to communicating with ETs (via written English).
And here I am entering a recording studio with the SETI Institute's Seth Shostak. (I disagree with many of the Institute's guiding tenets -- most notably its irrationally harsh, largely uninformed dismissal of UFO evidence. That said, Shostak was a charming and cordial host and I enjoyed strolling the SETI Institute's museum-like central corridor. And where else can you find a paperweight emblazoned with the Drake Equation?)
I had the chance to answer a question for the SETI Institute's radio show. The theme was technology. As I was in the habit of chronicling my travels via Twitter, I related my own somewhat schizophrenic relationship with gadgets.
On a tangential note, I've grown to dislike the gray shirt I'm wearing in the bottom two photos. It makes me look vaguely like Dr. Evil.
(All images courtesy of Vision TV.)
First up is an unflattering shot of me "grilling" the University of Wyoming's Jeffrey Lockwood, an entomologist who taught a NASA-funded course devoted to communicating with ETs (via written English).
And here I am entering a recording studio with the SETI Institute's Seth Shostak. (I disagree with many of the Institute's guiding tenets -- most notably its irrationally harsh, largely uninformed dismissal of UFO evidence. That said, Shostak was a charming and cordial host and I enjoyed strolling the SETI Institute's museum-like central corridor. And where else can you find a paperweight emblazoned with the Drake Equation?)
I had the chance to answer a question for the SETI Institute's radio show. The theme was technology. As I was in the habit of chronicling my travels via Twitter, I related my own somewhat schizophrenic relationship with gadgets.
On a tangential note, I've grown to dislike the gray shirt I'm wearing in the bottom two photos. It makes me look vaguely like Dr. Evil.
(All images courtesy of Vision TV.)
Friday, April 17, 2009
New photos
I took some new photos on a walk today. (It was a short walk, as I'm still recuperating from a nasty virus.)
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As a special bonus, I've included rare, never-before seen footage of my cats (above).
You can find the rest on my Flickr stream.
As a special bonus, I've included rare, never-before seen footage of my cats (above).
Monday, April 06, 2009
Do vegans worship Cthulhu?
This murky visage adorned my table at a local vegan restaurant (located in an old church basement, of all places). It resembles, at least to some extent, a certain H.P. Lovecraft character. Make of this what you will.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
The 2012 meme
I took this low-quality cameraphone picture in a Barnes & Noble. Personally, I'm grateful for the 2012 phenomenon: it's helped focus much-needed attention on issues pertaining to the near-future and our role as planetary stewards.
I'm ultimately agnostic regarding whether anything remotely "weird" occurs on December 21, 2012. My guess is that the fervently New Age crowd is in for a disappointment (which will, of course, be duly incorporated into its existing belief structure for fear of fracturing the entire edifice).
But if thinking about the future by way of the 2012 meme catalyzes interest in making the future a place where we might actually want to live, I'm all for it. And perhaps the ancient Mayans would have agreed.
