Arguably, this list could stand to be muchh longer, but apparently any party (such as the Constitution party in the US) with any legitimate elements to its party platform is not considered frivolous.
What appears to be a reasonable facsimile of the full text of Fuller's Synergetics.
Just got back from the excellent Buckminster Fuller retrospective at the Whitney. This is an .svg file of a Fuller projection.
Found in a 1975 edition of Synergetics.
Forgot about this, but it's why I ended up reading the book in the first place. Now I need to reread the interview.
The music, it must be noted, is terrifying. It makes the bees seem like killer robots.
If this thing does birth a small black hole and swallow up the earth, it might just have been worth it just for these pictures.
Full-resolution photo taken by the Hubble of a teeny-tiny segment of the sky, which is also of course huge beyond imagining. 11.3 days of exposure, et voila. Just over 100mb of space.
Site for The Quiet American, a traveling field recordist who makes many of his compositions and some of his source material available for download.
Nice quality recording of an ants' nest. (Note - recording is credited to Jana Winderen, though hosted on Chris Watson's site.)
here's my muxtape. the theme is "these are 12 songs I like."
Wow. I might have to go see this to get a real take on it, because after reading this short review, I'm very conflicted about it.
Talking about gender in the context of athletics, especially at this level, is a really good way to do it. Olympians *are* their bodies. But the dithering in the second half - "gender is in the heart" - lets the real life examples down.
