The title, of course, a reference to Death's awesome song...
Here's her interview after the brutal fires in Auburn:
Sunday, September 06, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
LOL-Tiggerz!
1) Yesterday as I strolled about Hongdae and Shinchon taking pictures I had no card in my camera!
2) All dressed up, suit, tie and lesson-plans in hand I catch a cab to work today to discover..
Classes begin tomorrow!
The good news? Tuesday is my day off each week.
Half a week of the semester already under my belt!
2) All dressed up, suit, tie and lesson-plans in hand I catch a cab to work today to discover..
Classes begin tomorrow!
The good news? Tuesday is my day off each week.
Half a week of the semester already under my belt!
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Somehow, total nutbags still have my address...
2009 Sep 9th - Wed at 6:00 PM
MICHAEL E. SALLA, Ph.D.: The Science, Spirituality, and Politics of Extraterrestrial Civilizations.
Potluck dinner followed with a presentation by one of our most outspoken scientists exposing the still existing Cold War cover up of our contact with extraterrestrial civilizations and the opportunities presented by our new transparency policies.
Location: Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) - 101 San Antonio Rd. - Petaluma, CA 94955
www.exopolitics.org
Ah, really, could you fuckers just die?
I got some "noetics" for you and it all focuses on the first two letters, you lame fucks.
Christ.. 27% of the US is farking birther/neo-con/president-is-foreigner idiots..
then you have to add these wingnuts to the overall percentage of negative contributors to the gene pool.
How did humans ever get past the third generation>
Moments of Historical Infamy
Seven, August, 1965...
I am just beginning to develop into the handsome devil that I am today
BUT
"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" is knocked out of first place on the US Singles Chart by "I'm Henry the Eighth, I Am" from Herman's Hermits.
Did we then have, at last, no shame?
I am just beginning to develop into the handsome devil that I am today
BUT
"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" is knocked out of first place on the US Singles Chart by "I'm Henry the Eighth, I Am" from Herman's Hermits.
Did we then have, at last, no shame?
Monday, August 24, 2009
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Best Neil Young Song EVAR!
Crazy obsessive lyrics, killer riff, insanely fractured pyrotechnic guitargasms in the solos
No discussion will be brooked...
No discussion will be brooked...
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Look, I'm a Scar!
Click on it and you'll see a version that is still only .66 the size the page was.
Friday, August 21, 2009
The Grind Down to the Grind (and some good news)
Been a long time since I posted here as I have been working on projects, small and large.
I've been editing like a madman on various pieces that just keep flying in on the mojo-wire.
Still getting my classes for Fall together. I refuse to go through the kind of chaos that last semester was. While my evaluations rose steadily, I'm still an egotistic little shit who wants to be at the top of the list, and I wasn't. It hurt my little ego.
Finally I've been working on the whole lit-deal, such as it is, over at Morningcalm.
The good news being that a semi-big article I wrote about translated Korean lit is just now published on the Sat-Sun Korea Herald (you can see it here - I am also the skilled photographer who didn't notice his own fat shadow on the pavement!).
I saw an article on Korean Lit in the Herald last Sunday and was kind of surprised, since the Herald is an English newspaper, that it only talked about works in Korean. On reflection this was not too surprising, since I bet many English-savvy Koreans pick up the English-newspapers to keep in practice. Still, on Monday I sat me down and slapped out about 1K words on good Korean Lit in translation. Gave it a once-over on Tuesday morning and it went skidding back out over the mojo-wire.
Wednesday I got a response that they wanted to publish on Saturday, but needed something graphic. The scan I sent of some of my body-parts was deemed too graphic in one sense, and not impressive enough in another. So I grabbed all the books and scanned the covers (which is what had been the graphic interest in the piece I first saw to start all this). But in the text of the article I named a couple of bookstores and in my email I said pictures were available.
Which is how I ended up out in the rain on Thursday afternoon, taking pictures and eventually meeting a lovely Canadian couple who I went out with for beers..
LOL.. all good... I got another publication for not much work and it's on the lit-tip...
And today was drop-dead gorgeous in Seoul - not so humid, a bit windy, even a hint of cool. Graduation day between terms so happy kids and parents running around between the colored parasols of flower-sellers; determined ajummas twisting roses and wrappings into photographs.
Nice-uh!
I've been editing like a madman on various pieces that just keep flying in on the mojo-wire.
Still getting my classes for Fall together. I refuse to go through the kind of chaos that last semester was. While my evaluations rose steadily, I'm still an egotistic little shit who wants to be at the top of the list, and I wasn't. It hurt my little ego.
Finally I've been working on the whole lit-deal, such as it is, over at Morningcalm.
The good news being that a semi-big article I wrote about translated Korean lit is just now published on the Sat-Sun Korea Herald (you can see it here - I am also the skilled photographer who didn't notice his own fat shadow on the pavement!).
I saw an article on Korean Lit in the Herald last Sunday and was kind of surprised, since the Herald is an English newspaper, that it only talked about works in Korean. On reflection this was not too surprising, since I bet many English-savvy Koreans pick up the English-newspapers to keep in practice. Still, on Monday I sat me down and slapped out about 1K words on good Korean Lit in translation. Gave it a once-over on Tuesday morning and it went skidding back out over the mojo-wire.
Wednesday I got a response that they wanted to publish on Saturday, but needed something graphic. The scan I sent of some of my body-parts was deemed too graphic in one sense, and not impressive enough in another. So I grabbed all the books and scanned the covers (which is what had been the graphic interest in the piece I first saw to start all this). But in the text of the article I named a couple of bookstores and in my email I said pictures were available.
Which is how I ended up out in the rain on Thursday afternoon, taking pictures and eventually meeting a lovely Canadian couple who I went out with for beers..
LOL.. all good... I got another publication for not much work and it's on the lit-tip...
And today was drop-dead gorgeous in Seoul - not so humid, a bit windy, even a hint of cool. Graduation day between terms so happy kids and parents running around between the colored parasols of flower-sellers; determined ajummas twisting roses and wrappings into photographs.
Nice-uh!
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Lolcatz on Y E Yang
From a generally shitty poem (obviously and admittedly based on "The Mighty Casy") over at ESPN comes this last verse on the occasion of Yang beating Tiger..
Oh, somewhere in South Korea the sun is shining bright,
A band is playing somewhere, and there the hearts are light,
And in Seoul the men are laughing, and little children shout;
But there was no joy for Tiger as he meekly putted out.
Oh, somewhere in South Korea the sun is shining bright,
A band is playing somewhere, and there the hearts are light,
And in Seoul the men are laughing, and little children shout;
But there was no joy for Tiger as he meekly putted out.
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