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Xperimental.us: Danni Shinya Luo "Spiritual Deficiencies"

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Jueves, 4 de febrero de 2010. Danni Shinya Luo "Spiritual Deficiencies". Enviar esto por correo electrónico. No hay comentarios.:. Suscribirse a: Comentarios de la entrada (Atom). Ilustración primavera de 2006. Blog de Iwata -Airbrush. El mundo en la Mochila. Hazme el chingado favor! Imagen DIgital / Preprensa. Not if but when. This Week in NY. Ver mi perfil completo. Plantilla Awesome Inc. Con tecnología de Blogger.

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Nada Nuevo en el Horizonte: Top 10 razones de porqué la cerveza es buena para la salud

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Top 10 razones de porqué la cerveza es buena para la salud. Si eres mayor de edad y. Te gusta la cerveza. Todo el mundo busca una razón. Para tomarse una cerveza. Al menos mucha gente lo hace. Aquí hay 10 grandes razones. Para beber más cerveza. Quizás haya más aún. La cerveza es realmente buena para tu salud, así que. Se ha demostrado que el alcohol en general reduce el estrés. Esto es obvio, y podría ser la mejor razón de porqué la cerveza es buena para la salud. Es buena para el corazón. De las emboli...

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Accidental Abundances: You just have to wait

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The more angles we choose to view it from, the more its amazing accidental abundance imposes itself. You just have to wait. On Tuesday, April 28, 2009. In my previous post. I wrote about a Paris Review interview with the current US Poet Laureate Kay Ryan. In the same interview, she is asked about her partner of 30 years, Carol and how the two are coping with Carol's cancer. Here are some excerpts which I found particularly moving. I: How are you two coping with Carol's illnes? The opposite of a poem.

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Accidental Abundances: Know where to turn off the button

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The more angles we choose to view it from, the more its amazing accidental abundance imposes itself. Know where to turn off the button. On Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Found via kottke.org. Love and hate are the same thing. That's Marshall McLuhan. (via submitted for your perusal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the abundant silence we proceed into ourselves. The infinite variety and mystery of life. Searching for an ever-escaping mutuality. The opposite of a poem. Know where to turn off the button.

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En Algún Lugar de WWW: Fotografia de Chicago Impresionante

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En Algún Lugar de WWW. Fotografia de Chicago Impresionante. Recuerdan aquella fotografía de Sidney. De 750 megapixeles, bueno, ahora podemos disfrutar de la ciudad de Chicago a una resolución de 1 Gigapixel, lo leí en haha.nu. Me impresiona el nivel de acercamiento que se puede hacer, disfrutenlo! Jueves, junio 28, 2007. Suscribirse a: Comentarios de la entrada (Atom). Fotografia de Chicago Impresionante. Auto interactivo en línea. Introduzca los términos de búsqueda. Envíe el formulario de búsqueda.

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Accidental Abundances: Sweet dreams that leave all worries behind you

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The more angles we choose to view it from, the more its amazing accidental abundance imposes itself. Sweet dreams that leave all worries behind you. On Tuesday, May 5, 2009. Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald singing Dream a Little Dream of Me. Also here: ♫ http:/ blip.fm/ 5o9mw. From 1967 by Mama Cass Eliot. Leave you with two more gems from Louis and Ella. And this featuring Ella alone - singing Gershwins "Summertime" at a concert in Berlin/Germany. Also this Billie Holiday version. Like a dog meowing.

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Accidental Abundances: The infinite variety and mystery of life

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The more angles we choose to view it from, the more its amazing accidental abundance imposes itself. The infinite variety and mystery of life. On Thursday, April 30, 2009. Impressive project. Emphasis mine. Africans have more genetic variation than anyone else. Over 10 years, Tishkoff and an international team of researchers trekked across Africa collecting samples to compare the genes of various peoples. More at the link above. Also this kinda related study. Again, More at the link above. Indeed, Zuri&#...

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Accidental Abundances: Dispelled in mid-air & dissolving like clouds

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The more angles we choose to view it from, the more its amazing accidental abundance imposes itself. Dispelled in mid-air and dissolving like clouds. On Friday, April 24, 2009. Am tweeting about Wallace Stevens today and in addition to his wonderful poetry, I am finding so many great quotes by this esteemed Modernist poet. Here is one that I liked:. The passage is from Stevens' essay "Two or three ideas" (from Opus Posthumous. Though written in prose, it is supposed to be. The opposite of a poem. Did you...

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Accidental Abundances: Poetry has its balms

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The more angles we choose to view it from, the more its amazing accidental abundance imposes itself. Poetry has its balms. On Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Loved these lines about poetry by Kay. Who was appointed the Library of Congress's sixteenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry in 2008, in an interview in Paris Review. Interviewer: Do you feel that part of the laureate job is to convince the reading public that poetry is useful? From later in the interview, this lovely excerpt:. KR: I don't know if I'm i...