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funky crib notes podcast 2: water plus bacteria plus fat grooves

diembe — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 21:57:43 +0000

Philly does stormwater management the right way. Bacteria go batshat crazy in solitary confinement. Featuring the tracks "Big Bronzy Shooter" by Zero1, "DeepInHouse1" by c-sar, and "Let's Go Outside" by St. Adam.

Funky Crib Notes Vol 2 by Dave Bois
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there’s no place laaah muh … muh… buh whaaa hoo zuh nnn nn nuh

diembe — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 03:58:34 +0000

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funky crib notes podcast 1: free association, free tunes, free learning

diembe — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 21:04:49 +0000

Some introductory notes and housekeeping. Thoughts on the very impressive and generous Salman Khan. A tip of the hat to deep space and all the cool stuff we're finding of late. Featured tracks: "Vectra" by jpfm band, "One Night in BCN" by Mr. K, and "White Gummie Bear" by DJ Lucian, all courtesy of Jamendo.com

Funky Crib Notes by Dave Bois
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fcn volume 1.mp3 (2978 KB)

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Penny Experiment, 78 of 100

diembe — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:50:41 +0000

Seriously. I’m just delighted and impressed with Jeffrey Strain’s Penny Experiment, and I am proud as hell that I’m able to participate in it.

His concept is to leverage a single found penny into something bigger. Among the conceptual tricks up his sleeve to transform one cent into real change is his call out for artists to create original, postcard-sized art to donate for sale to raise funds (got yer crayons handy? there may be a few numbers left! run don’t walk!). Jeff’s goal for the project is to generate food bank donations and purchases.

Clever, creative, heartfelt, and other-oriented. Really great stuff.

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the penny experiment — TERRIBLY excited about this

diembe — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 07:03:35 +0000

now THIS is cool:

I’m looking for artists that would be willing to donate a bit of their time and talent for the penny experiment project. What I’m hoping to find is 100 different artists who will each create one postcard size piece of art that incorporates a number of their choosing (between 1 and 100) and a penny. In return, the artist will get (if desired) a bio on this website under the image of their artwork, a link to their own website and the knowledge that they helped out a lot of people in need during these difficult economic times.

The size of the art should be somewhere between 3 inches x 5 inches and 5 inches x 8 inches (a small to large postcard) on postcard type material incorporating both a real penny and the number that you choose. The style, color scheme, etc is completely up to you.

The art will be sold with 100% of the money going to purchase food for food banks. If this sounds like something in which you would like to participate, please contact me with five (5) numbers in order of preference that you would like to use for your art (you will only use one of these numbers, but this will allow me to assign one if some have already been taken). Please also feel free to contact me or leave a comment with any questions that you may have.

I will be submitting a piece. I asked for any ol' number, and have been assigned "78,." which is a totally kickass number. I'm excited about the possibilities for it. Many thanks to Julienne, who put this on my radar screen. Terribly cool concept. Delighted to be participating.

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coming soon …

diembe — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 20:36:07 +0000

mp3 mixed-up melange of music and musings on myriad matters from the mundane to more meaningful.

translation: podcast. i play music, i blab briefly about things that catch my attention. no big whoop.

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now, i can simply laugh

diembe — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 21:34:00 +0000

am being revisited by the ghost of christmas past. delighted that i can look at this image and chuckle in amusement without any of the twinges of agony and dread that characterized my day to day back when i made this one a couple years back.

i cannot adequately express my ongoing relief and gratitude at how this december does not find me up to my man-teats in purchase orders, following a list of 30 trucks in transit, and chasing down pennies on a bottomless stack of invoices.

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la danse macabre

diembe — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 08:38:26 +0000

D. thinks that the zombie book and being held in rapt attention by the plague documentary is a balancing mechanism in reaction to the daily search for good news. He’s pretty insightful.

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seriously. the best $9.99 i ever spent.

diembe — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 08:36:47 +0000

I may come back later and add (for comparison's sake) the original, unedited scan of my recent drawing from which the above was cropped and subsequently tweeked.

The image was wrangled and monkeyed-with by way of the image processing software that came bundled with the digital-camera-on-a-keychain coup I scored a few weeks ago. I've written of this damn camera, I know. And I still like the camera, but there's no doubt that so far, I've spent more time with and derived far more joy from the crap-hack-ular software that rode shotgun.

Quite pleased with how this image came out. It harkens up a sense for reading some old, yellowed newprint Sunday comics just as the cold medication starts doing its thing.

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i’m still pinching myself …

diembe — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 21:21:46 +0000

http://www.tonic.com/article/the-k-chronicles-my-holiday-wish-list/

That I get to write, and get paid for it, still feels like a huge victory even a year on. Terribly grateful for it.

My delight is recently compounded in a big way by the addition to the Tonic.com line up of the comic art of Keith Knight. I have been a fan of his work for well over a decade, I think he is among today's very best: deceptively simple but fingerprint-unique line style; the social and political insight of a member of the faculty; often laugh out loud, mess-yerself funny; and sometimes deeply poignant.

To have my stuff and his sharing space on the same platform is inescapably huge for me.

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