In the United States a man builds a house in which to spend his old age, and he sells it before the roof is on; he plants a garden and lets it just as the trees are coming into…

In the United States a man builds a house in which to spend his old age, and he sells it before the roof is on; he plants a garden and lets it just as the trees are coming into…

by Joshua Allen Harris
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http://www.woostercollective.com/

Method and system for displaying … - Google Patents
(tags: patent israel us_patent browser 3dbrowser job consulting)

Current Cites for March 2008 is out! I posted on an article in this month’s Online called “The New Rules of Web Design”. You can find the issue here…

Oscar took the rooster winning the final round over at The Morning News! Apparently the book has been praised in literary circles for quite some time. But hey I’m not in literary circles so this was a nice sunrise for me. I am curious about Remainder, …

Two guys rockin’ their shamisens.

Kingfisher, with a fish.

Joshua Allen Harris’s Air Bear

…and hates Americans (that are like me). and is a convicted felon.
Watch this video to find out more.
John Gorenfeld, a respected journalist, has published BAD MOON RISING, a very interesting look into…craziness.
From the horses’ mouth:
[Bad Moon Rising]…is the larger-than-life story of Reverend Moon, the billionaire Korean preacher behind the Washington Times, the heart of [...]

This is fantastic.  Heather made this public art installation in Utica, NY.

click on the picture for documentation.

Whitney Biennial @ Armory

Originally uploaded by jakilevy.

For those of you that missed the closing of the dystopic show, here is a sampling, a smattering of sorts. The picture in the post is a preview of people preparing for the plastered participants to perform at this [...]

Rohit Bhargava is a very smart guy. I saw him in action at SXSW Interactive a few weeks ago leading a session called 10 Ways to Piss Off a Blogger. He basically got the assembled group to write the kernel of a chapter of what I expect to be his next book for him. Genius!
In [...]

I grew up on Mad magazine with its mix of dorky humor and current events. I would get at it the library — it was always the most banged up (and usually missing) magazine that the library carried. Part of reason for Mad being so ragged was the back page fold in section. [...]

March 27-30, 2008

Pier 94…
12th avenue + 55th street
E+C, 1 or 9 subway
Noon to 8 pm

Today is the last day.

These are the lines, but to bypass the first one, buy the tickets online. There are two separate lines, but the other one is much shorter. I say it’s worth the money and the time (waiting in line) if you’re an aspiring artist.

Really wanted these pieces by Robert Crumb, one of my favorite illustrators. I can’t afford them, but if you can, I think they’re a steal. It would be a great investment because he has a lot of history, and there’s even a museum of his works. There’s a great documentary about him titled Crumb. I just love the cross-hatching and detail of these illustrations.

Price: $22,000.00

Price: $22,000.00

Price: $18,000.00 [This is the one I would have purchased. I love his daughter's work too, which I think was featured in Ghost World.]

Price: $18,000.00

I will post up links to my Flickr set here later today.

I’ve discovered Twitter makes for bad blog posting…

Go see it, it’s probably one of the best Broadway shows. I love the production design and more importantly the story (a prequel to the Wizard of Oz). I only wish I thought of the story first. It’s about the good and bad witches, but there is an interesting spin on who is the heroine.

My only caveat is to buy tickets that cost a little more. We sat in the balcony, so I can see the tape and markings of where the actresses/actors have to stand.

Go see it, it’s probably one of the best Broadway shows. I love the production design and more importantly the story (a prequel to the Wizard of Oz). I only wish I thought of the story first. It’s about the good and bad witches, but there is an interesting spin on who is the heroine.

My only caveat is to buy tickets that cost a little more. We sat in the balcony, so I can see the tape and markings of where the actresses/actors have to stand.

Event: D.A.T.A. No. 29
Speakers: Dr. Sarah Cook, Rob Costello, Alan Butler, K Bear Koss.
Date: April 3rd, 2008, 7.30-9pm
Venue: Hop House, 160 Parnell St., Dublin 1
Admission: FREE!!!
The Dublin Arts and Technology Association is proud to present D.A.T.A. No. 29, taking place at the now legendary Hop House, Korean Bar and Restaraunt, 160 Parnell [...]

It’s massively overstuffed backpack day!!

finally updated my website with some (relatively) new work. finishing up a kupa design project. rented a storefront with some friends to turn into a small exhibition space. getting ready for the contractors extravaganza at the long march space on april 5. see post below.

too much information in too few lines. i know, and not even a photo to go with it. more later.

The role of the UN in Iraq: A “diavlog” (I’ll never get used to that word) between Mark Leon Goldberg, a regular from UN Dispatch, and Thomas Pickering, US ambassador to the UN from 1989-1992.

Not sure where I found this, but it’s pretty amazing. Speaking of public pareidolia… Every May 1 for more than twenty years, an unknown individual has taken out a full-page advertisement in the Daily Wildcat, the University of Arizona student…

Samsung Leeum Museum of Art

I’ve been thinking about visiting this Samsung Leeum Museum for months. It is conveniently located in downtown Seoul, considerably near my place. Anyway, Anna and I decided to go this friday… of course, I forgot about it until she brought it up on Thursday… I’m so forgetful these [...]

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Postcards From Yo Momma
Some of these emails sounds very familiar.

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Postcards From Yo Momma
Some of these emails sounds very familiar.

SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “links for 2008-03-29″, url: “http://www.teamkanestreet.com/blog/2008/03/29/links-for-2008-03-29/” });

Today, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao beat The Savage Detectives in the Zombie Round over at The Morning News. The win in this round of the fiction battle means Oscar is going to the finals! Sweet! A book I stumble upon in the airport happen to m…

Finally caught up on posting my TOAD (take one a day) photos after ignoring it for nearly a month. Scurry over to Flickr and check it out.
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Edward Tufte on the iPhone
(tags: tufte apple mac iphone interface)

Conceptual iPhone Apps
(tags: iphone mac apple apps mobile concepts)

The Real Meaning of 4,000 Dead: “The number 4,000 is too great to grasp even for us that are here in Iraq. When we soldiers read the newspaper, the latest AP casualty figures are glanced over with the same casual interest as a box…