I found my copy of The Mad Capsule Markets OSC-DIS album couple days ago .Thought I lost this amazing album. This Japanese kid made a copy for me back in 98. Our whole relationship was crazy underground music. I was a big fan of Japanese acts like Cornliues, Towa Tei, Fantastic Plastic Machine, Pizzacato 5 and then he introduced me to the Capsules. Love these guys pure hard core techno, very much like Atari Teenage Riot but like how ATR comes to you with a chain saw, Capsules come to you with surgical tools.
Uncategorized — nibaq's delicious on January 31, 2006 at 7:28:48
Someone asked me last week “How happy are you from 1-10″ and I thought for a bit cause if he said 10-0 it would be easier but I replied “A 7 or 8″, and he was surprised by that high number compared to other people he asked and wondered why. The first thing that came to my mind was “Seahawks going to Superbowl”, he then said “oh it sports and didn’t want to hear about it, and then some food came.
The reason I said Seahawks was part of the whole reason for my state of happiness, I had something to look forward to. There is a state of happiness now, but that is really hard to achieve due to it’s briefness. Yet to me being really happy is having something to wake up to in the morning and well just look forward to.
There was a time that waking up for me was utter and extreme hell. Not from the lack of sleep or my diet, but that I had nothing to wake up for. Waking up consisted of me going “why, and what do I have to do today”, not “what I wanted, but HAD to”. It was very troubling state of mind.
I could take a look at this in the Maslow heirarchy of needs or even in the Erikson’s stages. So I guess I am growing as a person or something like that. Funny thing is both those thoughts end with things that Buddhism works on achieving.
Even tonight I went to the airport to pay the MTC bill and just hanged around there all alone and was so content on being there. Felt so relaxing just roaming around, eating some teriyaki while reading The Economist. It has really been a long time since I have eaten alone and well being totally in my own space within a public setting and being comfy in it.
I guess I reached some sort of sync where my outside and inside are at a balance or something. Guess it is the sync of the Hijra new year and the Chinese one. Guess that has to mean something.
Uncategorized — nibaq's delicious on January 30, 2006 at 7:23:20
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How beers code their production and experation dates
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The story begins at Yale, where three threads of American social history — espionage, drug smuggling and secret societies — intertwine into one. ParaScope is pleased to present this treatise on the Order of Skull and Bones, whose initiates fill the rank
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Pretty much makes fun of the whole masons, Kenedy assaination, war in Iraq and numberology.
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In 1933 Past Master Alfred Dodd published a book that purported to contain evidence linking William Shakespeare with the creation of Freemasonry, an international secret society built around an interest in esoteric knowledge, including the ancient art of
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How agriculture developed from 10,000BC to now. Breaks the Malthusian myth via technology capitilism and human development.
Around midnight last night internet in Kuwait went down. Seems there was a fire at the exchange that took it out. GPRS via Mtc working now.
We are all some what familiar with the story The Boy Who Went Forth to Learn Fear and it is many variations. Yet there does exist a boy who does not know pain. Seems there is this rare medical disorder that doesn’t allow him to feel pain, and he doesn’t cry when he is hungry, or needs changing since it doesnt’ physically bother him.
This is just the strangest and freakiest thing:
According to Axelrod, levels of pain vary.
“For some children it’s a mild degree such as breaking a leg, they’ll get up and walk on the leg. They feel that something is uncomfortable but they keep on moving,” she said. “For other children, the pain loss is so severe that they can injure themselves repetitively and actually mutilate themselves because they don’t know when to stop.”
The boy even mutiliated his own tongue when he was teething cause well he felt no pain when he bit it.
This is actually scary to imagine a child’s life like that. Really gives you a glimpse on what pain does to the human body, it sets limits and well it is a better understanding of your body and life.
Uncategorized — nibaq's delicious on January 28, 2006 at 7:24:21
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Following the Euro by serial number and seeing where it turns up
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Interesting info on the economy and politics and the way USA bribes this island so they can use them as a “made in usa” label even though it is made by asian immigrants being paid slaves wages
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There are five things going on simultaneously which need to be taken care of: 1. The telephone is ringing. 2. The baby is crying. 3. Someone knocks at the front door or rings the doorbell. 4. There is laundry hanging on the line and it begins to rain. 5.
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Uncategorized — nibaq's delicious on January 27, 2006 at 7:25:03
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Some wonderful ideas on cooking and food from 2 chefs
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ICING (Intelligent Cities for the Next Generation) proposes to research concepts of e-Government based on a multimodal, multi-access approach to a ‘thin-skinned City’ that is sensitive to the citizen and to the environment, using mobile devices, unive
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It’s this overlay of the virtual over the real that makes the cyberspace metaphor obsolete. Cyberspace, after all, is conceived as something like the astral plane–a digital reality that exists “elsewhere.” But it’s precisely this “elsewhere” that’s being
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I want to learn how clocktime finds its way into children’s everydayness and how they come to understand and appropriate the public time system. To that end, I have selected a variety of children’s stories that make use of clocktime and other temporal the
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Know when it pays to buy organic food products to reduce your exposure to pesticides and other additives, when it might sometimes pay, and when it’s a waste of your money. Use this section the next time you’re making a grocery list.
