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Friday, 13 February 2009
Hallucinate without the use of drugs
Turn on the full screen option and stare at the screen and when instructed look around wherever you are.
Try and look at your hand for example.
Try and look at your hand for example.
Brion Gysin's Dreamachine
Genesis P'Orridge, Marianne Faithfull & Brion Gysin from the documentary 'Flicker'.
Dreamachines at the October Gallery London for the Bryon Gysin exhibition 12 October 2008.
Thursday, 12 February 2009
Brain-steak bikini
Serge Clerc comic strip 'Tales From The Cramps' (in French) from the pages of 'Metal Hurlantl' here.
Jack Kerouac's 'On The Road' scroll exhibition in Dublin
You can see the original manuscript scroll at University College, Dublin, Ireland until March 31.More details here.
Wednesday, 11 February 2009
Leonard Cohen donates $200,000 (AUS) to Australian bushfire fund
(Photo by TimN)Leonard Cohen,
you are one of the most amazing, inspiring and generous people to have ever walked this earth.
Full story from the 'BBC' here.
לא נראה כמוך שוב
אני להצדיע לך
(If anyone is interested Tim (whose photos of Leonard Cohen amongst others have graced this blog) has started a 'sheer joy of having seen Leonard Cohen on this world tour' group on Facebook. You can join it here.)
'Sam' becomes an international star
This astonishing photo was on the cover of yesterday's 'Herald Sun' here in Melbourne.
Koalas do not usually behave like that as they are so timid.
Koalas do not usually behave like that as they are so timid.
"SAM became the most famous koala in the world when firefighter David Tree stopped to give her a drink amid the devastation."
Pictures of Sam, travelled around the globe and featured in major newspapers including The New York Times, London's The Sun and on CNN.The image provided a much-needed picture of hope in a week filled with news of despair. Yesterday Sam was recovering in Mountain Ash Wildlife Shelter.
Full story here.
UPDATE: this video has now surfaced.
Pictures of Sam, travelled around the globe and featured in major newspapers including The New York Times, London's The Sun and on CNN.The image provided a much-needed picture of hope in a week filled with news of despair. Yesterday Sam was recovering in Mountain Ash Wildlife Shelter.
Full story here.
UPDATE: this video has now surfaced.
David Tree, the firefighter said he was in the middle of backburning at Mirboo North when he saw the stricken koala. “I could see she had sore feet and was in trouble, so I pulled over the fire truck. She just plonked herself down, as if to say ‘I’m beat’,” he said.
“I offered her a drink and she drank three bottles.
“The most amazing part was when she grabbed my hand. I will never forget that.”
Mr Tree and his brigade then received an emergency call-out to save a house, but minutes later Sam was picked up by wildlife carers.
“I offered her a drink and she drank three bottles.
“The most amazing part was when she grabbed my hand. I will never forget that.”
Mr Tree and his brigade then received an emergency call-out to save a house, but minutes later Sam was picked up by wildlife carers.
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Can rhythm help heal?
Story from the 'BBC' here.
(Nice to see Topper Headon behind a drum kit again but this is what Mickey Hart has been saying for years!)
(Nice to see Topper Headon behind a drum kit again but this is what Mickey Hart has been saying for years!)
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