Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Muxtape vs. RIAA

Muxtape was cool. Muxtape was simple. Muxtape was fun. And now it's gone, at least for how we knew it. It'll be back soon, according to Justin, who came up with that cool little amusement, and I wish him the best for the comeback!

Read the whole story here:
http://muxtape.com

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Bleepgeeks, Eden, September '08

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Capture by Yuriy Borzakovskiy



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Capture by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Another capture by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Yet another capture by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Even yet another capture by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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More capture by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Money shot by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Captured by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Photographed by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Paparazzed by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Mugged by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Shot by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Pictured by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Seen by Bibijane Peppermint Regenbogen



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Human Culture Influenced By A Parasite?

The single celled brain parasite Toxoplasma gondii, spread by cats, seems to play a global role in human behavior. Have a read here:

http://scienceblogs.com/notrocketscience/2008/10/toxoplasma_the_brain_parasite_that_influences_human_culture.php

So it has statistical relevance in terms of how men and women act, on a global cultural scale. Is it the macho parasite? Very interesting if the causality turns out to be true! And it turns out that I never liked cats for a reason!

T. gondii on wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxoplasma