Archive for March, 2008
Earth Hour 2008
by Administrator on March 29th, 2008
On March 29, 2008 at 8 p.m., join millions of people around the world in making a statement about climate change by turning off your lights for Earth Hour, an event created by the World Wildlife Fund.
Headlines In The World Of Physics
by Administrator on March 29th, 2008
Doomsday fears spark lawsuit over collider
Critics worry about mini-black holes, strangelets; experts reject claims
EIROforum / CERN
Walter Wagner and Luis Sancho filed a lawsuit in Hawaii’s U.S. District Court. The suit calls on the U.S. Department of Energy, Fermilab, the National Science Foundation and CERN to ease up on their LHC preparations for several months while the collider’s safety was reassessed.
Read the story here.
New signs of a space-time shift
Findings seem to confirm Einstein’s relativity theory
Read the story here.
Has gravity sprung a leak?
Extradimensional physics might solve puzzle
Fermilab
Something Terrible Just Happened!!!
by Administrator on March 16th, 2008
something terrible just happened!!!
i was checking my email and everything was normal as usual, when out of nowhere i was attacked by a mcskillet burrito!
it got big and would not let me check my messages.
i asked it nicely to leave but it just sat there being all big and shiny and greasy.
i finally touched it with my computer hand and it yelled mcskillet potatoes at me and then ran away.
i know this is somewhat hard to believe coming from me, so i took a screenshot of it.
be careful, this could happen to you!
bad boys, bad boys,
whatcha gonna do?
whatcha gonna do when
mcskillet comes for you?
Machine Project Announcement
by Administrator on March 16th, 2008
Dear friends,
Please join us at 4pm this Sunday March 15th (today!) for an afternoon screening of Satyajit Ray’s masterpiece, Pathar Panchali. The film features classical north Indian music scored by
Ravi Shankar. Free admission.
machineproject.com/film-screening-pathar-panchali-1955/
This is followed on Monday March 16th at 8pm by a talk/audio performance by Johannes Grenzfurthner titled The Innermost Unifier: Today it’s the Corporate Anthem. When we last saw Johannes, he and his co-cospirators from Monochrom were boiling down sixty gallons of coca cola to make a brick of coke and burying people alive in our backyard. For this event, Johannes will give a theoretical and applied overview on the musical genre of the corporate anthem.
machineproject.com/2008/02/01/corporate-anthem/
love,
Machine
Mio - An Artistic Genius
by Administrator on March 16th, 2008
Mio Painting
Mio is an excellent painter (as well as a very nice friend) that lives in France. His work is both fluid and expressive and his usage of color is consistently appealing. Below are several pieces that I especially enjoy. Visit his page at www.myspace.com/miopeintre where he has several hundred photographs of his work available to view.
“ETE 2007″
“ORGANIC1″
POVevolving Launch Party
by Administrator on March 11th, 2008
POVevolving is proud to announce the creation and launch of our curated limited editions project titled POVeditions. To celebrate, the company is having a launch party / exhibition in downtown los angeles on March 28th, 2008 from 7 - 11pm.
The exhibition will include new limited editions by:
Mel Kadel, Travis Millard, Alika Cooper, Stephen Rothwell, Alexis Mackenzie, Kiel Johnson, Karen Fiorito, John Carr, Michael Sieben, Mercedes Helnwein, Jeremy Mora, and Kasia Pawluskiewicz.
All of the prints are hand signed and hand numbered by the artists.
Visit POVevolving.com for the show flyer and a little visual hint at the prints…
Free Prints
by Administrator on March 3rd, 2008
Free Prints
these linoleum cut prints were made as gifts for anyone interested. if you would like one send me an address and i will drop it in the mail to you.
NedPR.org Podcast Segment
by Administrator on March 2nd, 2008
I recently did a segment for a podcast on NedPR.og that I think will be online 3/3/08.
To listen, stop by the NedPR.og site or download the podcast through iTunes.
There will be a painting titled “2012″ available to view that can only be seen on the NedPR.og web site.
