Brian Dewan

	OFF THE CHARTS: jimmy carter says yes! - gene marshall - offthegene
	Found at skreemr.com

Nice legs, shame about the brain

And, here is a taste of the new Negativland release Richard Nixon Died Today (mp3)
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Borghild's makin' poetry with the cell-phone camera...

Steps of deception, a newsstand for the canine community,
or an urban tomb? And why is everything out of balance?

Tom, Dick and Harry...

Teleport

Easter Island wannabees are just airheads

Han Solo's aunt was also frozen in carbonite.
The procedure left her in suspended animation.
The scene was ditched in "The Empire Strikes Back"

Outside the cemetary, written on the grey thingie...

I wonder why it is posted outside a cemetary.
(from the Hitch Hiker's Guide to...)

...and maybe a little Python:

MRS. BROWN:
[sigh] Makes you feel so, sort of, insignificant, doesn't it?
MAN:
Yeah. Yeah. [sniff] Can we have your liver, then?
MRS. BROWN:
Yeah. All right. You talked me into it.
MAN:
Eric!

"Everybody needs something nice in their lives" - well, who would disagree...

Just to tease blind people...

Compulsory stunt acrobatics does not apply to the disabled -
Taken at the University of Tromsö, in the land of the midnight sun.

Candles that fart

A rubber duck on the roof of your Saab, is better than ten in the muffler.

The Norwegian College of Elite Sport
Where male intimacy, hot showers and doing tricks with balls are all part of the curriculum.

"Fhv Fanejunker og Kvartermester"
Is that some kinda drug lingo?

"Telefonformann"
Chairman of the telephone?!

"Rouhi's" The hairdresser & teddy-bear shop.

The tin-foil disposable barbeque and the emptied six-pack...
Summer has come to the inner city parks!

Promising... promising... but can it really be?!
Can it be true - around the corner... really?

Behold paradise! - Art for your arteries!

White Sunday, and brown christmas tree.

The cinema had to make way to a new convenient store.
But hey, have a go on these great swings...

And all the kids had frizzy hair...

Solitude stinks

A miniature glacier, often overlooked and unappreciated.

You wish...

Our lokal greengrocer displays a box of oranges with spots.
It is there, right by the two turned over fridges.
Last week it was a sack of potatoes...

Our lokal greengrocer displays cartons of juice from a country far away.
A feast for the eye. A carnival for the senses. $1.25 a liter.

Our lokal greengrocer displays an assortment of vegetables from the wonderfull world of conserves. Tomatoes and chickpeas - yummy!

Where christmas trees go to die

Suburban treehouse overlooking the industrial area.
A futile effort to distance yourself from the industrialized world.
Zen value; 1,5 out of 10.

Make my day Kubrick

Escape from Kyle Shields on Vimeo.

Made on a $800 dv camera (!) - from boingboing

Need motivation?

More motivation found here.

Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muß man schweigen

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus is the only book-length work published by Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein in his lifetime. He wrote it as a soldier and a prisoner of war during World War I. First published in German in 1921 as Logisch-Philosophische Abhandlung, it is now widely considered one of the most important philosophical works of the twentieth century. The Latin title was originally suggested by G. E. Moore, and is a homage to Tractatus Theologico-Politicus by Benedictus Spinoza. The reason for Wittgenstein's "notorious" literary style—his utterly sober and succinct manner of expressing himself—has generated much speculation by commentators. Though Wittgenstein in later writings sharply differed with the philosophical ideas he expressed in the Tractatus, he retained the basic writing style—short sentences or paragraphs rather than narrative exposition in all of his writings.

As the last line in the book, proposition 7 has no supplementary propositions. It ends the book with a rather elegant and stirring proposition: "What we cannot speak of we must pass over in silence." (In German: "Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muß man schweigen.") The Ogden translation renders it: "Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent."

Photo of M.A.Numminen. Song by M.A.Numminen.

	M.A. Numminen - Song 6
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MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.

Floating Evil Head

Joined

Two trees in a cemetary in Oslo with joined branches

	Nina Hagen - Auf'm Friedhof
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