February 2011
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Feb 5th
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December 2010
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“The world is like a ride in an amusement park, and when you choose to go on it...”
– Bill Hicks (via regulator) We kill them so hard. Here’s to watching the ride from the point of knowing you’re on a ride… and having an opinion about it!
Dec 22nd
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November 2010
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October 2010
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Playlist: Genetically Impossible →
from KSJS’ own radio personality, Bittersweet.
Oct 18th
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Oct 14th
“A man’s errors are his portals of discovery.”
– James Joyce 1882-1941
Oct 9th
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“A committee is a cul-de-sac down which ideas are lured and then quietly...”
– Sir Barnett Cocks 1907-1989
Oct 9th
“Life is one huge empty space outside, and still is until you find those pieces...”
– Someone named William.
Oct 3rd
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September 2010
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Sep 8th
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August 2010
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July 2010
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Bobbi Vie: Far East Dragon Lion Dance Association... →
My longtime friend and supporter, Albert Le, is having a 10th Anniversary Dinner for his group, Far East Dragon Lion Dance Association. Please read the following for event details and help out in whatever way possible: “Dear Friends, Family, Colleagues and Community, I wanted to take this… See link for details.
Jul 25th
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Jul 23rd
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Jul 10th
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June 2010
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Devo: Back In Focus, Tongue In Cheek →
Mark Mothersbaugh: We licensed DEVO songs over the years to quite a few commercials. We always kind of liked that subversion of mixing fine art with commercial art….
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Michelle Obama tells international audience why... →
LA Times: Culture Monster
Jun 13th
Blessings for Dr. Wong
Dr. Yen Lu Wong is retiring. If you can spend some quality time with us, stop by the Humanities Department to say goodbye.
Jun 11th
May 2010
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May 17th
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May 15th
“Everything is a self-portrait. A diary. Your whole drug history’s in a strand of...”
– Chuck Palahniuk (Diary) (via electricollection) (via scottielee, iwriterudewords)
May 12th
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April 2010
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Humility Now: Counting others more significant.:... →
cradelikz: The good people at Love In Stereo featured us as their “Awesome Cause” today! loveinstereoblog: … He’s a full-time student at Miami-Dade College and works two part-time jobs, but you can often find Julio Anta in the dumpsters of supermarkets retrieving unexpired, packaged food… That is freaking beautiful.
Apr 28th
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Apr 27th
Inspirational Speech
artbytuan: Not sure who wrote this. Someone gave me a copy of this when I was in college. Found it the other day while archiving files, speeding up my computer. Going to share it with you. Hope you pass it on. Download - Inspiration Speech Passing it on. Thank you.
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“Show me somebody who doesn’t have a dream about the future, and I’ll...”
– anonymous
Apr 11th
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artbytuan intake & exhale: Access Granted →
Part of my mind unlocked today. While looking through archived thoughts I noticed a few were missing, so I had to hunt for it. It seemed that the ideas ran off to work itself out independently. It was left within the pages because it was still immature, not yet for usage. When the time is right… You have such a strong sense of process, an appreciation for thoughts which have or have not...
Apr 6th
Support local San Jose band, Corpus Callosum. →
See video.
Apr 2nd
March 2010
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Mar 26th
“Books have the same enemies as people: fire, humidity, animals, weather, and...”
– Paul Valery (via wallytj-32) (via cradelikz) That’s why books should take up self-defense training, eat well, get a good education, and “be prepared.”
Mar 13th
February 2010
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Feb 25th
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Measuring creativity →
bobulate: When musicians improvise, their brains turn inhibitions down and creativity up. Scientists set out to measure exactly what is going on in the heads of musicians, using jazz as the constant: [T]hey go into what we call a “dissociated frontal activity state.” There’s this notion that someone like Coltrane is “in the zone,” he’s far away from the concerns of everyday life. And he is in...
Feb 10th
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