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(Yes, I strongly believe in it, though sometimes it is hard to find in this world where everything seems to fall apart.)
More to follow soon.
More to follow soon.
Mood: 
calm
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Of the Relation of Space & Time
Plaza of (Realised and) Unrealised Time
03 July 2009 @ 14:39
nerdy03 July 2009 @ 12:47
....on counter-culture, economy, Crowley and simple joys.
Podcast
btw - I hope we'll have some thunder & rain to-day. It is far too hot, exspecially during night-time.
Podcast
btw - I hope we'll have some thunder & rain to-day. It is far too hot, exspecially during night-time.
Mood: 
hot
hot30 June 2009 @ 21:53
....and in between she gave many people a lot to talk about in an area they would have neglected otherwise.
Goodbye, Pina Bausch.
Goodbye, Pina Bausch.
Mood: 
sad
sad28 June 2009 @ 21:33
Just a snapshot of a notepad I found in a small shop a couple of weeks ago. I have almost forgotten about it, but today I am cleaning up the Mac from all the old funny and stupid pictures I have taken.
Mood: peaceful
peaceful27 June 2009 @ 22:08
This is somewhat of a musical ancestral hunt.... =)
There are rumours that the musical bow was developed from the hunting bow but to be honest: no evidence has been brought up to warrant the thesis for the earlier times. In Africa are tribes using old hunting bows for playing music on them, but they may not have done so in times long passed.
This is the first musical bow I have built. The string is an old high e from a guitar. To make the musical bow sound loud enough to record it with the build-in equipment, I pressed one end of the bow against the iMac; usually you'd take either the end of the wood or the string between your teeth or have a calabash attached to the bow. As you may hear I pluck the string; there are other methods like rubbing &c.
There are rumours that the musical bow was developed from the hunting bow but to be honest: no evidence has been brought up to warrant the thesis for the earlier times. In Africa are tribes using old hunting bows for playing music on them, but they may not have done so in times long passed.
This is the first musical bow I have built. The string is an old high e from a guitar. To make the musical bow sound loud enough to record it with the build-in equipment, I pressed one end of the bow against the iMac; usually you'd take either the end of the wood or the string between your teeth or have a calabash attached to the bow. As you may hear I pluck the string; there are other methods like rubbing &c.
Mood: 
creative
creative22 June 2009 @ 20:18
From time to time I am completely fascinated with Can. Once I had a book on the band, probably sold in the face of moving house for I don't have it anymore. Here is a video with a very short (?)interview with English subtitles.
Mood: tired
tired