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Monday, September 15, 2008
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cooking is about breaking boundaries and how boundaries are broken - do i crush garlic or cut it?
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Monday, September 15, 2008
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a retreat a concert a music festival a showdown a parking lot christmas catharsis a museum a conference a horserace woodstock muscle beach the moulin rouge a scene cannes a seminar a be/love/teach/die-in vacation any other religious festival or holiday, maybe holloween plus holi easter summercamp
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Monday, September 15, 2008
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so when tuning was developed, the solution to being able to play in all keys with ten fingers was to create fixed strings or pipes of 11 scale degrees, each one tuned to a pitch that was a compromise between all the various shades of pitch that scale degree could have. so for example the major third on the piano... E is a tolerable major third up from C and also a tolerable major second up from D, but not a beautiful third or second.
it would be annoying to add more strings or pipes for the other notes, since then you couldn't reach an octave with one hand using our tradition keyboard layout.
now that we have electronic keyboards, there is no reason to stick with the one-to-one key to pitch relationship. each degree (keyboard key) of the scale can have several tunings.
someone build it, dammit!
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Monday, September 15, 2008
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so i'm making cuts in tatiana's letter scene from eugene onegin. i got it down to 12 pages. when it's short it becomes a different aria, especially around the line, "voobrazi ya zdes' odna, nekto menya ne ponimaet" "imagine i'm here alone, no one understands me".
in the shortened version she's a girl making an unreasonable demand on a man - "love me and take me away from here because i need you" but in the 18 page version it becomes the universal unreasonable demand - "love me because i need you"
is there any time when that demand is just?
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Monday, September 15, 2008
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mySociety – check out these people, this is what it says on their site, "we run most of the UK's best known democracy websites. Using our services, 200,000 people have written to their MP for the first time, over 8,000 potholes and other broken things have been fixed, nearly 9,000,000 signatures have been left on petitions to the Prime Minister, and at least 77 tiny hats have been knitted for charity." 
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
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a retreat a concert a music festival a showdown a parking lot christmas catharsis a museum a conference a horserace woodstock muscle beach the moulin rouge a scene cannes a seminar a be/love/teach/die-in vacation any other religious festival or holiday, maybe holloween plus holi easter summercamp
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Sunday, September 07, 2008
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a camp meeting a revival the 4th of july a panic a renegade hollywood backlot/soundstage (where the grips and engineers also act and direct) a pickup game in an abandoned lot labor day a tailgate party (where we're also the football players, cheerleaders, announcers, refs, food) a rave a monster truck rally altamont a carnival Carnival a release valve for capitalist accumulation (social and material) charismatic religious transformation (as dave hickey puts it) ekstasy a masked ball a puppet show with stuff (michael, who's the stuff guy?)(and role reversal) the tireswing a temporary trailer park "hey let's go hang out in the playground" a holding environment (psych) the junkyard/the dump (for pickers) or the freestore a fertility right (exuberant means overly fruitful) irrigation farming car camping the county fair an intermezzo a family reunion a parade an imaginary garden with real toads a gated community the galleria a work camp an orgy re-creation
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