This Is Karma
This is Karma from Erling Hoveid on Vimeo.
rudimentary fragments of a discontinued etherbot
“Be in this world as if you are a traveler, a passerby, with your clothes and shoes full of dust. Sometimes you sit under the shade of a tree, sometimes you walk in the desert. Be always a passerby, for this is not home.”
Parfyme's Harbour Laboratory
The story of Parfyme's Harbor Laboratory, an exploration of alternative uses for København's harbour.
Via Chris, the chap who made places for people under other places.
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Tools & Shadow
Caught in late autumn afternoon sun. Tools & Shadow. We got the work done by 3:30, so I had time to take a few shots.
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FRONTIERS OF PROGRESS
But---where and when did the exploration of this information handling frontier begin? Who initiated it? Was it the business machines manufacturers? Was it the Federal Government? Was it in 1954 when the first large scale. ..electronic computer system for business data processing was installed by General Electric. ..at Appliance Park in Louisville, Kentucky? The answer to these questions is, of course, NO. It was GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
But the year was 1920!
- Ronald Reagan, Frontiers of Progress - 1961 Sales Meeting.
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Monster Traps
I got some black, yellow, and white paper. Next, I cut an oval out of the black paper for the hole. Then I cut two pieces of the yellow paper in the shape of cheese. I also cut two pieces out of white paper to look like socks. Next I used a green marker to make mold on the cheese. Then I used a brown marker to make the socks look dirty and stinky. Finally, I got a rug. How my trap works: First I will make a hole in the floor of my bedroom. Next, I cover the hole with my rug. Then I will put the moldy cheese and stinky socks on the side of the rug that is farthest from the door. The monster will smell the cheese and the stinky socks and he will come in my room. When the monster walks toward the socks and cheese he will fall in the hole that is under my rug. That is how I trap my monster. Finally, I will put him in a jar. - Mark
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