The Uncanny Valley
Idle. Wild.
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Our morals are based on disgust. Being able to live with oneself determines how one stops from misbehaving. Temptations are so strong that only a powerful emotion such as disgust can make us resist.letter to the editor, NYT
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These song arrangements for the ukulele are provided by Doctor Uke for his students and/or patients. They are to be used for educational and/or medicinal purposes only.
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Claude Debussy’s Études (L 136) are a set of 12 piano etudes composed in 1915. The pieces are extremely difficult to play, as Debussy himself admitted, describing them as “a warning to pianists not to take up the musical profession unless they have remarkable hands” [1]. They are broadly acknowledged as his late masterpieces.[2]
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Looking up antiquated slurs, as it turns out. Reading WARHOL by David Bourdon
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I am trying to produce carrot ginger dressing. Betting my first couple drafts will be real weird.
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Rule #1 at ABC No Rio is that every person there has a great, great time! This is made possible through the extensive use of goofiness, light-heartedness, and an overdose of silliness. There is no hard edge at ABC No Rio, only geek edge. Most of us are geeky dweebs who dance about as hard as your grandma. Leave your attitude at home. If you have no sense of humor or your favorite past-time is to manslaughter people in the pit, go to the Ritz or wait for the next CBGB show. Please keep your macho-ness to yourself. Also, no goshed-darn fighting! We’re all very fragile hardcore people who cry at the sight of blood so if you’re in the mood for a good show, crazy pit antics, and a show unlike any you’ve never seen before, come on down to ABC No Rio.Jon Reed, Inward Monitor Zine #3, Spring 1990
