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Balla Et ses Balladins – Paulette
sampled by Brian Kidd for J.Cole. It’s available on The Syliphone Years, re-issued by Sterns.
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The launch party/fundraiser at Gallery Diet on Wednesday, September 28th, 7-9pm
untitled (cinquante-quatre et nw deuxième avenue)
solvent transfer and color pencil on paper
11 x 15 inches
2011
banksimple
banksimple seems to be ready to launch.
Ira Glass on Radiolab
Ira Glass geeks out on Radiolab for Transom.org.
I marvel at Radiolab when I hear it. I feel jealous. Its co-creators Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich have digested all the storytelling and production tricks of everyone in public radio before them, invented some slick moves of their own, and ended up creating the rarest thing you can create in any medium: a new aesthetic.
Jad Abumrad is a MacArthur Fellow.
Robert Krulwich‘s piece on Lucretius is lovely.
Leonardo, chef
Leonardo was a mad chef. He enjoyed kitchen contraptions, of his own designs; but, how would it run? “By wind or by water? By cogs and by cranks? By oxen or by peasant-power?” In the late 1490s, most things ran via peasant-power.
Assassin’s Creed did a good job shaping my image of Leonardo; I don’t see him as an old man anymore. Leonardo in the game loves a puzzle, old language and of course, puzzles buried n old language. This blog post on The Kitchen Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci , HarperCollins Publishers; First Edition edition (April 1, 1987), has also informed that image.
Star Trek – September 8, 1966
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