So we’ve been putting up the pages of the Consistent Variable Project one by one over the past month or so. Not one a day, exactly, because sometimes the days fly by and fill up with outsideness or thesis defenses or what have you, but frequently and lovingly. Though much has been going on, I [...]
Expectedly, this is contextualized as “power-sharing” and “fiscal imbalance” stuff, as a point of continuity in the narrative legacy and the always-argued benefits of flexible institutionalized processes of governance and administration in Canada, which is to say that the statements are coded as things deserving affirmation and ought to seem natural, common-sense…who would oppose them? [...]
Quilting and other such complex, fulfilling, crafty tasks are not just for those folks who exude the ability to multi-task, as the haiku on this page tells us. Non-busy bees can easily take up quilting too, and accumulate speed over time until they acheive “busy” status. But before you can hit that height, you [...]
Hallo Open Lovers!
We’d like to apologize for our brief downtime (server madness) and for the disturbing quiet that surrounded it. You can read a bit about what we’ve been up to over on the Indyish blog, but I’ll say this here- work as a taxomony consultant is somewhat interesting but the amount it takes [...]
Yes. Masaru Emoto. The man who thanks water and the crystals shapes it takes as he speaks.
Masaru Emoto, born July 22, 1943 in Yokohama, Japan, is best known for his controversial claim that if human thoughts are directed at water before it is frozen, images of the resulting water crystals will be beautiful or [...]
Ahh, the burners. Many of us must have looked at the kit and thought “what could i creatively burn?” It’s such a wild and natural way to use and disrupt a piece of cloth or a rule like ‘consistent variables’. But only a very few went for it, and this one was the burning that [...]
