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Neuroenhancement and Wedding Planning, Not Together Though

I’m back in the saddle. Hyah!

There are only four jobs in the world
Inside the world of a celebrity wedding planner
The drugs do work: my life on brain enhancers
Sensory augmentation equipment
Gene Ray at MIT – 2002
Leaders of the Pack
Path, the antisocial network
The invention of the viral video
Pasilalinic-sympathetic compass, or the snail telegraph
Ultimate Writing Tool
Back online after a year without the Internet
Quantum Internet for two years now
Former G-man says all Americans’ calls recorded, searchable, WTF?
Ode to my 160GB iPod
Son of Dave – Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
Deb ‘Spoons’ Perry – The Black Keys’ “Lonely Boy”
“I’m a guy that writes music. I’m available for parties. Seriously, anybody who wants a dude to sit around and write music at their parties, hit me up.”
Billable Hours You Can Dance To
Why do ice cream vans sound the way they do?
musical genre map
Tim Duggan’s fashion photography
What do people look like in A=AGHT?
My White Friends
Hats of Meat
Kwanzaa cake
Frugal Squirrel’s site for crisis preparedness

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Artists We Dig- Photographer Tom Gould

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Tom Gould is a videographer/photographer hailing from the mighty New Zealand who is now based in New York City. Like a true veteran he’s dived right into the underbelly of the underground, capturing all that is gritty and hip hop like legends Large Pro, El da Sensei, Peanut Butter Wolf and Thirstin Howl the III to graffiti kings like Wane and Fuzz One to Polo fiends the Lo-Lifes. I get the feeling the homie must be a native wherever he goes cuz he infiltrates and moves amongst crews like no outsider can. And it all comes through in his art.

Check him out on the interwebs- blog (tumblr), website, & vimeo (he’s shot & directed some awesome videos too).

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José Parlá “Prose” At Yuka Tsuruno Gallery In Tokyo

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The ever awe-inspiring and affable José Parlá has been a busy man lately, from his commissioned work for the Brooklyn Nets’ Barclay center to his collaborative work with French Photographer JR in Cuba (documented in book form, JR & José Parlá: Wrinkles of the City, Havana, Cuba) to his solo show now up at the Yuka Tsuruno Gallery in Tokyo. If you have a chance, definitely check it out cuz I can verify firsthand his work is much more amazing in real life where you can get dizzy trying to pick apart his density of layered script/tags. Peace to Ease/Inkheads.

More flicks of the show and his work with JR after the jump (via ArrestedMotion.com & JR-Art.net)…

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Project A & A Photography Exhibit Tonight in Berlin

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This is an awesome photography project made even more awesome cuz the Common Folk homie Alani Cruz is the co-conspirator. He came up with the idea of doing a double exposure project with someone he’d never met before. Enter Amy Yang. For the past couple of years Alani, who is in Japan, would shoot a roll of film and then send it to Amy in Tapei for her to shoot therefore creating the double exposure. The result, spontaneous experiment of controlled “happy little accidents” that birth uncertain masterpieces that could never be created otherwise. There’s always a risk of ruining a shot but also the excitement of creating something that could never be planned. Remember how exciting it was to get a roll of film developed and see how the photos turned out? Well, compound that excitement ten fold when it involves experimenting with double exposure.

Luckily the gods of art smiled upon these two awesome photographers cuz their bets paid off and they turned out some truly amazing photographs, ones that could have never been conceived without the total risk of their experiment. And to top it off, these two strangers will be having their own very first face to face meeting to celebrate their collaboration.

Check out all the details, here.

And check after the jump for the initial email that kicked off the project and some more photos…

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Civilization – What is it?

Was Marina Chapman really brought up by monkeys?
College campuses provide luxuries
Damanhur
Biker-druids, Stonehenge and the Battle of the Beanfield
National Geographic Trove
Modern art has partially been a CIA plot
Cortex – L’Enfant Samba
Permanent Vacation dance scene
bedroom artist(?) Oscar Scheller phones in album cover
the “extra fancy” knob
pocket Etch-A-Sketch hack
Microfiction
F bomb paperweight
Learn To Say F**k You To The World (animated short)
Good Girl Art
Unseen photographs of a legend that never was: Vivien Maier
Patricia Piccinini sculptures
Out of sight out of mind from ACiD productions
Steak, blood, bloody steak, steaky blood
Revisiting the Myth of The 12-Year Old McDonald’s Burger That Just Won’t Rot

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Pants, pasts, PETA, PointCast

What a crazy week. Here are some links about fun things and maybe some not-so-fun-weird things. Keep thinking.

Classy Readings of Terrible Fan Fiction: in the kongs banana hored
Philadelphia MOVE Bombing Still Haunts Survivors
Anti-drug PSAs
What we learned from the movie Hackers
Yak Bak and Talkboy
PointCast: The Rise and Fall of an Internet Star
National Geographic airs video of first commercial cellular phone call
Gratuitous user interfaces
Pictures of Hipsters taking Pictures of Food
Mad money in the garlic black market
Bond: Explosive (from Classified [US Version] )
PETA Kills
A guinea pig’s inner ear can power a radio transmitter.
The Afronauts
Soweto & Sowebo comparison photoset
Magritte on Words and Images
Erik Johansson
Her Secret Past
The rapper who inspired James Franco’s “Spring Breakers” character
A Three Year Prison Term for Saggy Pants?
Hi-Vis Fashion
Reporting things on Facebook: is it worth it?
This image should not be seen by the whole world

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