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J. P. Barlow has an ah-ha moment with VoIP.
Google 2003 year end zeitgeist.
What percentage of computers connected to the internet are under the control of remote operators (crackers)? Last night during drunken conversation I was speculating it was over 70%. Of course I really have no idea, but it *could* be that high. Any guesses?
Later this month at the Kent Gallery:
Paul LAFFOLEY
UN APERITIF DE L’ABSINTHE
(a brief display of new work)
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, January 22 thru January 26
In tandem with the Outsider Art Fair at the Puck Building, one block from the gallery.
Exhibition hours 10 to 6 daily FREE.
Evening Lecture Admission $10.
plus
A lecture on Various Themes
(accompanied by Paintings, Drawings, Slides, Readings and Video Verite)
PART I: Saturday Evening, January 24 from 7 to 9 p.m.
PART II: Sunday Evening, January 25 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Topics
Dimensionality, with a reading of Robert A. Heinlein’s (1907-1988) story “…and he built a crooked house” (1940) The story of a California architect that builds a Tesseracht House (a fourth dimensional (house).
The Principles of Geezer Art
The Earth-Moon Link up leading to physically alive architecture with video
The origin of my family name with slides
The current information on Time Travel
The History of Le Theâtre du Grand Guigol
The Zeppekolin or where I should be living right now
A working model of The Anthe Hieronymusbox Two. The three-dimensional version, combined with some palm reading, tarot reading for healing
The story of when Andy Warhol asked me to do some set up material and pictures for a Project on Hart Crane (1899-1932) and Brooklyn Bridge.
and other subjects to be announced
I feel much more relaxed in an even numbered year.
You can now click on pictures in my photolog and read or leave comments. I'd be interested if people have ideas about how they think such a page should work.