Live video cam from burnin’ womans
http://qtss.telascience.org/live.sdp
burning man site and info
http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2007/08/video-current-t.html
current.tv coverage of burning man
http://www.current.tv/network/video?id=39821750
More current TV 2007 vids day by day
http://www.current.tv/burningman/
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Erowid Conference Report: Mind States Costa Rica by Lux, Erowid Staff Writer
v1 - Jul 18, 2007
sample from Jon Ott-
“The End of the Treasure in the Basement”, by Jonathan Ott
Jonathan described himself as “not a prophet”, but someone who has been interested in the question of energy and the petroleum-based political and economic infrastructure of the [...]
Here are six animated clips of short Alan Watts excerpts from the people at FreshMinds. If you’re new to Alan Watts, chances are you’ll be instantly smitten and wonder how it could be you’ve never heard of him. If you’re an old fan of Alan’s, then I’m sure you’ll find these short animations to be [...]
Viking is releasing a 50th-anniversary edition on Thursday (the original came out Sept. 5, 1957), and is also publishing, for the first time in book form, the original version that Kerouac typed on a 120-foot-long scroll…
On the Road, The Original Scroll (amazon link)
The New York Times, Still Vital, ‘On the Road’ Turns 50.
From the Oil Drum site
Peak Phosphorus
Posted by Prof. Goose on August 17, 2007 - 10:00am
Topic: Alternative energy
Tags: agriculture, depletion, hubbert linearization, phosphorus, recycling
This is a guest post by Patrick Déry and Bart Anderson. Patrick Déry is a physicist, energy, agriculture and environment analyst and consultant in Quebec, Canada. Bart Anderson is [...]
MEA recently announced the winners of the 2007 (for year 2006) MEA Awards.
The Marshall McLuhan Award for Outstanding Book
in the Field of Media Ecology
Peter K. Fallon for Printing, Literacy, and Education in Eighteenth Century Ireland: Why the Irish Speak English
The Walter Benjamin Award for Outstanding Article
in the Field of Media Ecology
Corey Anton for “Playing [...]
“In the end, porn doesn’t whet men’s appetites—it turns them off the real thing.”
Read the article.
Great read. Porn, the tetrad. What does it Reverse? Makes the case for Media Ecology 101 being required course material.
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