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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory: May 2013
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory. Practice makes.more practice. We grew up collecting records. I remember my excitement as a young teenager, my pocket stuffed with the cash paid by my first under-the-table job (stuffing padded envelopes with cologne samples for Helena Rubenstein), heading with my friend Angela to a record shop around the corner from the office, where you could find bins full of albums that were five dollars. What did I buy? By Billy Joel. Rumours. By 1982 I was away at college myself; I h...
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory: November 2012
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory. Practice makes.more practice. Comparison Shopping: Extended Warranty Programs. I used the American Express extended warranty program for the first time when our milk frother (how yuppie are we? Recently my iPhone's battery case (a Mophie Juicepack Air) stopped working properly. I checked to see when it had been purchased and found the warranty expired in September. So I called American Express and gave them the required information: product name, problem, purchase...Then ...
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory: September 2011
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory. Practice makes.more practice. I never liked coffee. It was my father's drink. My mother drank tea, so I thought coffee was for men, with that logic children are born with. The fact that my grandmother drank coffee was confusing, but like any good theoretician I didn't let the facts get in the way of my conclusions. Tea- from loose leaves. And learned that tea could be delicious. For the past several months we have had an espresso machine at home, so the ritual has changed...
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory: October 2012
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory. Practice makes.more practice. Life without Refined Grains. A few months ago, Victor came home from a business trip committed to a higher-protein, lower- carbohydrate diet. Partly this was because he'd noticed a colleague of his had become significantly trimmer in the past year, and his colleague attributed his long-term weight loss to a higher-protein diet. While we have been limiting refined grains, we have been increasing protein, in the form of animal products (eggs, m...
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory: The Iron Stag King at the House Theatre of Chicago
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory. Practice makes.more practice. The Iron Stag King. At the House Theatre of Chicago. Victor and I went to see this show. A couple of Saturdays ago and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. To us it felt like a return to what we like most about The House Theatre. Inventive staging of plays that are unapologetically couched in genres that you don't usually find in the theater. Specifically, science fiction/fantasy plays. The Iron Stag King. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory: Woyczek on the Highveld by Handspring Puppet Company and artist William Kentridge
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory. Practice makes.more practice. Woyczek on the Highveld. By Handspring Puppet Company and artist William Kentridge. While I'm not a fan of Georg Buchner. I was anxious to see this production. A couple of Sundays ago at MCA Chicago. When I learned that the South African artist William Kentridge. Was associated with it. I first encountered Kentridge's work at an MCA Chicago exhibit in 2008-2009. And was enthralled by it. While I'm still not a big fan of Woyczek. Convinced me ...
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory: October 2011
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory. Practice makes.more practice. Jason Salavon, Computational Artist. At the University of Chicago yesterday, Victor and I attended an interview with Jason Salavon. As part of the Chicago Humanities Festival day in Hyde Park. This artist's work is amazing. He transforms digital information into aesthetically pleasing and often fascinating works. One piece, Field Guide. Is a copy of "the entire 2007 IKEA catalogue, leaving only color and structure." Another piece.
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory: Bonuses for Poor Performance
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The Blog Is [Not] the Territory. Practice makes.more practice. Bonuses for Poor Performance. Like a lot of people, my reading of political news gets increasingly voracious as Election Day nears. This morning I was struck by this article. From the New York Times. Which discusses the surprising fact that the Romney campaign is hurting for money. What particularly struck me, though, was where some of Romney's campaign money has gone: bonuses. Making it through a terrific convention? No So these folks are ge...
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And the Winners Ar. - rus porn
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And the Winners Ar. October 26th, 2009. The 2009 Columbus Literary Awarding victors hold been denoted! Patronize by the Greater Columbus Humanities Council and administrated by Thurber House, the two-year Columbus Literary Awards know the most outstanding literary plants produced by Franklin County authors in the genres of fiction, nonfiction, and poesy. The 2009 victors are:. Culwell haved the 2008 Thomas Merton Price for Poetry of the Sacred. He holds printed several poems and plants of fiction.
