Union Station, Washington D.C.
Dreamland Faces @ Darling Hall (Milwaukee, WI) (7/11/04)
http://www.popwars.com/movies/dreamlandfaces.html
I'm teaching a class called Digital Arts Workshop: Sequential Imaging. We're critiquing Scott McCloud's seminal work "Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art."
I'm teaching a class called Digital Arts Workshop: Sequential Imaging. We're critiquing Scott McCloud's seminal work "Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art."
This was taken by K Anderson at the Corn Club, an attic up the street. We played there on June 12, 2004.
This was taken in an eatery called Organ Piper Pizza, which houses an incredible organ, a Mighty Wurlitzer. I went there with my roommate, my landlord, my bandmate and his girlfriend, and my landlord's most recent house-sitter. A fun gathering.
Ron Reseigh, the organist playing that evening, played two of my requests: Joplin's "The Easy Winners" and James' "Angela (Them From Taxi)". The latter was a weird juxtaposition: a lazy song underpining the chaos of several birthday parties, kids and waitstaff abuzz.
The pizza itself was surprisingly good, especially because I wasn't expecting much. I recommend the cheese pizza over the veggie pizza.
I'm not that surprised by the slight (is it more than slight?) negative correlation between my time spent videogaming and my mood.
Videogames - for the most part - are a solitary endeavor. And sure they are fun and awesome but I often cite videogaming as a way to escape the pressures of modern living, ironic in that videogaming is a part of modern living. Such pressures may weigh more in my assessment of my mood (or rate) of that day.
This chart adds and then averages the time spent videogaming per month for the years 1998-2004 and then compares that to the time spent videogaming per month for the year 2005.
On February 22, 2005 I received my pre-ordered copy of Gran Turismo 4. The following month I netted over 4000 minutes videogaming, which comes second only to July 2001, when I was playing FInal Fantasy VIII and Gran Turismo 3.
QI, along with a bunch of other words including OI, is going to be allowable in Scrabble tournament play come March 2006. Big changes that allowed me to play off the last U (for OPUS) because I knew that I could play QI if I got the Q. So I did, making SEGNI/QI and losing the game because EZ plays JUGS off the TWS. (FE also got played for the first time.)
SCALARIS* is phoney.
At the end of each day, I try to gauge the overall "mood" of the day - a sort of "rating" the day. A great day gets a "5", and a terribly bad day gets a "1". Whole numbers only to make it easy.
Anyway, the corelational coefficient for Slices of Pizza consumed and my mood for the year 2005 is a surprisingly positive one: .4172.
More analysis is needed but it's a good thing my dairy-fast is officially over come tomorrow.
I remember being struck at the breakfast table manners of my bandmates in the Horn Band. Well, at least on this occasion, everyone had his or her gaze on newspaper.
This is a "Bacon and Egg" pizza made at a place in south Milwaukee, WI called Primavera. Yes, I ate it. It's one of the 40 meals I had in the year 2005 where I ate meat.
I consumed 149 slices of pizza in 2004. The next year that amount was reduced to 88.5 slices. I wasn't purposely getting rid of pizza from my diet; however, I was trying to lower my "dining out" expenses, which I did.
And now I've drastically reduced the intake of diary in my diet, which proportionally reduces the kinds of pizza I can eat. But this is a temporary thing, I keep telling myself.
The John Ashcroft Fan Club performed at the Corral Room in the Tornado Club in Madison, WI on April 30, 2004.
January weighed in at almost 3.5, easily making it (ala Youngna via unknown) the Best! January! Ever!
It's also the best month in over two years. January '06 was a suitable follow-up to a 3.419 December '05, setting me up for busting the curse of February, traditionally the worst month of the year for me.
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