Watching TV

1. The WireHBO
   
2. LostABC
   
3. The Daily Show with Jon StewartComedy Central
   
4. Family GuyFOX
   
5. My Name is EarlNBC
   
6. American DadFOX
   
7. The OfficeNBC
   
8. HeroesNBC
   
9. Nip/TuckFX
   
10. Metalocalypse[AdultSwim]
    
11. Robot Chicken[AdultSwim]
    
12. South Park[ComedyCentral]
    
13. How I Met your MotherCBS
    

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Tan tan ta ta Day!

Fallen Angel in Catalonia (Spain)

Strange creature found in spanish forest (near the town of Campdevànol) at night.
I think is probably a Teaser Trailer for a movie ala Blair Witch Proyect looks very good
I found this description in YouTube:
Two local guys from Girona (a town near Campdevànol) Spain, have captured some footage of a strange 'creature' in the woods. They also found blood and some detached white wings (3m). They have been investigating paranormal activity in the area for quite a few months now and believe they have really discovered a non-human life-form. The footage is unbelievable.

If you know more about this post a comment!

Vendemiary

This summer I started growing stuff. What kind of stuff? You may ask. Organic stuff for the most part. Take a peek!

StrangeGirl #8 (First Published Comic Book Work)

Next Wednesday (May 3rd) go to your local Comic book store and ask for StrangeGirl #8 which features a drawing by yours truly!! It's just one drawing but it is my first published work for the fans out here start collecting. Thanks to Rick Remender (the writer).

Red River Bird Studios: Majestic Sunset, Color

Red River Bird Studios: Majestic Sunset, Color

Comic Art Fans

I put some of my art up in an online gallery at Comic Art Fans. Take a peek and leave you coments.

Revolver

I know, I know is all Madonna's fault but I think Swept Away was a good movie regardless of her. Putting that aside Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch were excellent movies so now that he (Guy Ritchie, the director) is back to that genre he should be forgiven of his Madonna sin. Check out the trailer.

The Devil and Daniel Johnston

This is a Biographical movie about the King of Emo, finally being released in March 2006. Here is the regular trailer and here the Hi Def trailer.

Hayao Miyazaki

TCM RECOGNIZES THE MASTER
Dedicates Month of January to Hayao Miyazaki

Thursday January 5
8:00 p.m. Spirited Away (2002) – English Dub
10:15 p.m. Princess Mononoke (1997) - English Dub
1:00 a.m. Spirited Away (2002) – Subtitled
3:15 a.m. Princess Mononoke (1997) Subtitled

Thursday January 12
8:00 p.m. Nausicaa of the Valley of the Winds (1984) – Dub
10:00 p.m. Castle In The Sky (1986) – Dub
12:15 a.m. Nausicaa of the Valley of the Winds (1984) – Subtitled
2:15 a.m. Castle In The Sky (1986) – Subtitled

January 19
8:00 p.m. My Neighbor Totoro (1988) – Dub
9:30 p.m. Porco Rosso (1992) – Dub
11:15 p.m. Whisper of the Heart (1995) – Dub
1:15 a.m. My Neighbor Totoro (1988) Subtitled
2:45 a.m. Porco Rosso (1992) – Subtitled
4:30 a.m. Whisper of the Heart – Subtitled

January 26
8:00 p.m. Only Yesterday (1991) - Dub
10:15 p.m. Pom Poko (1994) - Dub
12:30 a.m. Only Yesterday (1991) – Subtitled
2:45 a.m. Pom Poko (1994) – Subtitled.

Mirror Mask

Neil Gaiman author of American Gods and creator of The Sandman graphic novels, directs his first feature. It will premier in September in selected theaters.

DVD on February 7 / trailer

Eight Myths About Video Games Debunked

Games don't make kids violent, adult's trying to prevent kids from playing do. Some facts on the subject here.

Howard Stern

The Last Show on FM today, click on the pic to see the live broadcast.

The Boondocks

This is the best American animated show of the year, from content (political content) to animation style. American Dad is funny but this is way edgier and unapologetic. Check this interview with the creator from The Onion's AV Club.

Stanley 'Tookie' Williams

Stanley 'Tookie' Williams, co-founder of the Crip street gang in LosAngeles, was executed in San Quentin Prison on December 13 just aftermidnight.By his own account, Williams co-founded the Crips street gang in LosAngeles. He was convicted of four murders and sentenced to death in 1981.Whatever Williams may or may not have done in the gang life, he hasmaintained his innocence in the case that sent him to Death Row--a casebased on circumstantial evidence and testimony by witnesses who were facingfelony charges including fraud, rape, murder, and mutilation. Even the 9thCircuit Court of Appeals admitted in a September 10, 2002 ruling that thewitnesses in Williams' case had incentives to lie in order to obtainleniency from the state in either charging or sentencing.There is an cruel, sick irony in the fact that Stanley Williams is facingexecution. By the system's own standards he has been a model prisoner. Hehas spoken out against gang violence, and written Tookie Speaks Out AgainstGang Violence--a series of eight books that are in schools, libraries, andjuvenile correctional facilities throughout the nation and around the world.The television movie starring Jamie Foxx, Redemption, was based on his life.Williams has received numerous awards including five nominations for theNobel Peace Prize.Williams played an important role in promoting the gang truce movement,which emerged especially out of the fires of the L.A. rebellion in 1992.When other gang leaders in Watts asked him to voice his support for the gangPeace Treaty in 1993, Williams sent a videotaped message upholding thetreaty to a gang summit.The U.S. just executed the 1,000th person since the Supreme Courtre-legalized the death penalty in 1976. A majority of people on Death Roware people of color--including 77% of all federal death row prisoners. Thedeath penalty in this society is a ruthless enforcement of oppression.California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger coldly and callously refused togrant him clemency, saying that the facts do not justify overturning thecourt decision. Even though Tookie Williams had changed and became a veryoutspoken advocate against gang violence and for peace. They showed him nomercy. But it is deeper than this. In a highly political statement,Schwarzenegger also said that Tookie Williams' 1998 book Life In Prison wasdedicated to people like Assata Shakur, Mumia Abu Jamal and particularlyBlack militant George Jackson which, according to Schwarzenegger, is asignificant indicator that Williams is not reformed and that he still seesviolence and lawlessness as legitimate means to address societal problems.George Jackson and the other prominent Black figures mentioned inSchwarzeneggers statement are heroes to a lot of Black people and people ofall races and nationalities because of their revolutionary stance. This isproof that this is a politically motivated execution.It does not matter to Schwarzenegger and the powers-that-be that StanleyWilliams has changed. That he has consistently spoken out against gangviolence. Or that the evidence which led to his conviction of four murdersin 1981 was circumstantial and that the testimony against him came frompeople facing felony charges of fraud, rape, murder, and mutilation. Or thathe had consistently and repeatedly said that he is innocent.Since his final appeal was denied, the powers-that-be have put StanleyWilliams execution on a fast track. They moved it up ahead of people who hadtheir final appeals rejected before him.This represents a leap in the vicious, racist, and genocidal program theyhave for the masses of people in the inner cities. Many of the youth of theinner city have no jobs and no prospects of ever being employed. The systemhas no productive use for them. The working of this capitalist systems putspeople in desperate situations where crime becomes the only option for many,many of them to live. Then, Black and other oppressed youth are attacked andmaligned and demonized. William Bennett, a former adviser to Ronald Reagan,has said: If you want to get rid of crime you could abort all Black babiesand the crime rate would go down. Thats genocide.The execution of Tookie Williams comes on the heels of Hurricane Katrina,where tens of thousands of Black people were left to die. The Bush regime ismaking it LOUD AND CLEAR.Look at what they did. People in New Orleans did not have to die. But thepowers that be left thousands of people to suffer and die needlessly, whileat the same time demonizing them and sending in the National Guard tosuppress them. Didnt Bush himself issue an order to shoot to killanyone whowas caught looting, no questions asked? The system's well-oiled propagandamachine spewed out lies about Black people raping babies and robbing andmurdering each other. The very clear message was: the masses of Black peoplein New Orleans were demons and deserved to die.Hundreds and even thousands of people who tried to get into New Orleans torescue, feed and give medical aid to people were stopped by the army andpolice and prevented them from helping people. A congressman from Louisianasaid they had been trying to get rid of the projects in New Orleans foryears and god decided to do them a favor by getting rid of them.Again the message was that Black people are bad seeds who do not deserve tolive.Pat Robertson, one of Bushs Christian Fascist advisors, has called for abiblical model for crime and punishment which suggests genocide against themasses of people in the inner cities as well as preparation to use extremerepression and even execution against people who do things which are minorcrimes or in many cases no crime at all.What kind of system is this that does these things? It is one that cries outfor proletarian revolution..Although Stanley Tookie Williams was not a revolutionary, he dedicated hisbook Blue Rage, Black Redemption in this way: To poor people, prisoners,slaves and the disenfranchised everywhere through faith and theories putinto practice you bend the most oppressive circumstances to your will, tomake the impossible possible.

Written by Joe Vaele taken from the Revolution website rwor.org

The One

Gummo

For some unknow reason this song is not included in the Movie soundtrack, this is probably the best one.

Whisky

Whisky, the next movie of the creators of 25 watts is coming out in August 6, 2005 (now on DVD in Uruguay), they won a couple of prizes on Cannes.
SYNOPSIS: Montevideo, Uruguay. Jacobo, a 60-year-old man, lives alone since the death of his mother, of whom he took care up to her last day. All he has in life is a humble sock factory about to go out of business. Marta, 48, Jacobo's right hand has worked for him for twenty years. She is the most experienced employee, an acting supervisor who also assumes other tasks, such as keeping Jacobo out of trouble. read more!

Nuhlluz

Go to the Red River Bird Gallery to see a High Definition Scan of this drawing.

Devilah: The Head Hunter

Go to the Red River Bird Gallery to see a High Definition Scan of this drawing.

Daimon: Fallen (Season1)

Go to the Red River Bird Gallery to see a High Definition Scan of this drawing.

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (second gig)

Ghost in the Shell (the tv show) also know as the anime show that made me read a book, is back for a second season. The first thing I noted was: Produced by the Ghost in the Shell committee, this indicated to me some kind of loss of funding, what I think is very common in anime shows. The second thing I noted was a significant decreased in the animation quality, that went from a fairly realistic approach to the more "classic" anime look in the character designs and backgrounds. Is a shame that an outstanding show like this both in animation and content gets a character doing a monologue with a 2 frame animation. But regardless of that the second episode "Night Cruise" delivers an excellent character driven plot orbiting around a lonely "Notes from the Underground" kind of character that reminded me why Ghost in the Shell is such a good show and so different from anything else on animation or even tv.

Made me read a book?

Capote

This guy is a genius actor, it a very complex roll that he plays flawlessly. I have to go read the book now.

The Real Godzilla and King Kong

Godzilla! That’s what they’re calling a brand new (though 135 million year old) species of crocodile found in fossil form in Patagonia, in the southern tip of South America. During the Jurassic Period, that region was submerged in a tropical bay and, as we now know, was home to one of the fiercest creatures to ever swim the seas. Though technically a crocodile, the Dakosaurus andiniensis differed greatly from our modern croc—and even more so from its contemporaries.
Measuring thirteen feet, the Dakosaurus had fish-like fins in place of feet, meaning that it never came on land like our modern crocodilians. Far stranger, though, was its head: whereas other crocodiles of the Jurassic Period had long, slender snouts and long thin teeth good for tossing back lots of little fish, the Dakosaurus’s head more closely resembled a Tyrannosaurus rex. Its snout was short and high, and its jaw spanned a foot and a half, full of huge, serrated teeth—the biggest ones reaching four inches, about the size of a width of your palm. Though there is no way to know for sure what the Dakosaurus ate, we can be sure it was big. Diego Pol, a researcher at the Mathematical Biosciences Institute and the Department of Biomedical Informatics at Ohio State University, said, “Dakosaurus probably fed on other large marine reptiles.” Although the Dakosaurus differed from other crocodiles in many ways and closely resembled some of the large, predatory land dinosaurs, there are sufficient similarities to be sure it was indeed a crocodile.. Pol says it is an example of convergent evolution, the process by which mostly unrelated organisms may acquire very similar characteristics even when evolving in different ecosystems. Pol worked with Zulma Gasparini of the National University at La Plata in Argentina. Their findings were published on November 10 in the online version of Science.
While Dakosaurus died out with the dinosaurs, the modern crocodile is a living testament to its lineage. Likewise do we see reflections of Gigantopithecus Blacki, the ten-foot tall, 1,200-pound primate which some call King Kong, in today’s gorillas and orangutans. The only remains of the Gigantopithecus we have are the fossils of three jawbones and close to a thousand teeth—some collected at digs and some collected from Chinese apothecary shops, who sell “dragon bones,” or fossils, for their believed curative properties. However, much can be approximated from just teeth and jawbones. Using an average head-to-body ratio of the modern orangutan and Australopithecus afarensis (“Lucy”), a one-inch wide molar becomes a ten-foot ape. Other than the size, our visual of Giantopithecus is more-or-less speculative, but one thing is for sure—the 1,200-pound ape was not a tree-dweller like the orangutan. For that reason scientists generally agree that its body would have more closely resembled that of the earthbound gorilla.
Now one other thing is for sure: The Gigantopithecus walked the earth at the same time and in the same regions as did early humans. Using an extremely precise dating method which uses electron spin resonance to determine the age of organic material, geochronologist and associate professor at McMaster University Jack Rink recently discovered that Gigantopithecus roamed southern China for nearly a million years—up until 100,000 years ago, when the species became extinct. During this time span that region was also host to the human race, as it was undergoing important evolutionary changes. In fact, one theory is that the early humans contributed to the Gigantopithecus’s demise: the giant ape, man, and a now-extict giant panda are all thought to have been consumers of bamboo. The giant ape and panda wanted it for food, and man wanted it for tools. With a less voracious appetite but a more resourceful brain, us humans apparently won the competition. For my part, I’m just glad we don’t compete for food with giant squids.

Walk the Line

Great Movie & Soundtrack.

Rashomon

{ book.lastread

• Science Fiction Favourites, Isaac Asimov more>
• In Other Words, Christopher J. Moore, Simon Winchester more>
• Notes from Underground, Fyodor Dostoevsky more>
• Catcher in the Rye, JD Salinger more>
• The Laughing Man, from Nine Stories, JD Salinger more>
• A Midsummer Night's Dream, William Shakespeare more>
• Darwin his Daughter & Human Evolution, Randal Keynes more>
• The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, Michael Chabon more>
• American Gods, Neil Gaiman more>
• Rashomon & Others , Ryonosuke Akutagawa more>

*note: all the links are of the edition read.

Good Night and Good Luck

This movie about the McCarthy hearings speaks about now more than any news program on tv. Excellent acting and dialog. A must see.

Red River Bird Studios: Take 2

For some reason the design I did before didn't hold up (even for 2 weeks) so I decided to give it another try. Hopefully it will last a little longer. So the Studio doesn't have a web page right now but we got a phone number and a fax number feel free to call and fax like there is no tomorrow.


Red River Bird Studios

bird@aerealcity.com
TEL: 1-514-504-9755
FAX:1-636-660-1425

Blog in Space II: The Certificate

This a Certified Space Blog now.

Immortal Mice

I am Jerry McCloud from the clan McCloud. I was born in the highlands of Scotland...
For anyone that thinks that the Highlander movies/series were stupid and unrealistic read this and prepare your sword.

Big Brother is a Printer

Secret Code in Color Printers Lets Government Track You A research team led by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) recently broke the code behind tiny tracking dots that some color laser printers secretly hide in every document.

Full story

Blog in Space

We are in spaaaace!
The Aereal is now proudly being broadcast in space....
Really, thanks to Mind Comet, that are probably insane
people or have money enough to dip themselves in gold.
The process is fairly simple they have a powerful antenna that
they aim at lets say Omicron Persei 8 and just broadcast the blogs.
Some one is going to be very surprised when they get the first
Alien comment saying that no one cares what Earthlings think.

{ design.history

This are some of my old web sites, most stink, some have good ideas on them, others are rip-offs of other sites. A few of them are in Spanish so get you BabelFish ready.

• Aereal City (Green)
• Aereal City (Simple Lime Green)
• Aereal City (Red)
• Aereal City (Fancy)
• Zaap!
• Backteria
• LibreCea
• Muertoz Warez Center
• Necromonium
• DNG (Digital Necromonium Gallery)
• Tu5k Studios
• Magoz Comix
• V1 Design
• AllFile

There is a few more I want to get there but I have to find them, and some others that are not online anymore.

Everything is Illuminated

Yesterday in an attempt to see Jim Jarmush's Broken Flowers on one of the two functions still playing (West Boylston Theater) around here, I was happily surprised by this film. At the moment of getting the tickets for BF the girl at the counter tells us that there is a scratch in the entire film and we could go and see how bad it was before buying them. After checking the green strobe light in the middle of the screen we decided to see what else was playing. Our first option was The Constant Gardner but it was 5 minutes into the film already. An Elijah Wood movie was playing that, after some inquire we decided to give a chance. The movie starts with a freakishly looking Jonathan (Wood) at her grandmother's death bed, continues with a flashback of a child Jonathan at his grandfather's funeral and illustrates us about his slightly creepy collection habit. After this we are introduced to the main characters and proceed with the "rigid search". The storytelling is very interesting, jumping between past and present. The choice of having all the Ukraine characters (all except for Alex (Eugene Hutz) who is a "premier" character and translator) speak their native language gives the story a realistic geographic anchor . There has been a healthy amount of great films with WWII and the holocaust as central themes, but this one manages to "illuminate" in a different way both the large, because of the setting and small scale of those times thanks to the deep personal nature of the story. The story is based on the novel (by Jonathan Safran Foer) and how the author seeks a woman in a small town that saved his grandfather. The acting is very moving, specially Alex's Grandfather (Boris Leskin), who doesn't say a lot pleasant things but tells a very sad and regretful story thru his eyes. Photography and Music of old and modern times make this film shine in a seldom seen part of the world that is full of memories and melancholy.

more >
read the novel>

{ science.energy: Biodiesel

Another theme of interest to me is practical energy and how not to give money to the Fat Evil Oil System (FEOS for short). I got some articles in how to do your own biodiesel out of used cooking oil. Here there is some interesting ones:

• Make your own biodiesel >>
  Very extensive and detail.
• Fabrica tu propio biodiesel >>
  Same as first but in Spanish.
• Biodiesel: A Primer >>
  More practical less science.

I guess the more interesting facts on this is that if you can get the used oil for free (that is, usually, a hassle to get ride off) and you have the time; can be a very profitable hobby at a personal or family scale. Applied to a small business (For example Food production and delivery) will drastically cut down cost in transportation.
In a farm environment will exploit crops unsuitable for food and help reduce cost of production and transportation. More surprising yet is the fact that the best producer of vegetable oil is an algae that grows in human or animal waste water, imagine the use of city sewers to produce this energy. Not a nice job to do, but I guess we'll have to omit the sense of smell and disgust in robots for this task.

{ science.idea-research: Zero Point Energy

I did some quick research on ZPe (Zero Point Energy) and this is what I think can be used for a story and how I understood it: When you have two objects of neutral charge close to each other by a couple of atom diameters the wavelength of this space is reduced. In "Normal" empty space there are particle-antiparticle systems that appear and disappear constantly. If you deduce the wavelength the amount of these systems decreases making it less populated or emptier, so the outside vacuum pushes the objects close together, is similar to the effects of wind and water in aero and hydro dynamics.

Try this hold two sheets of paper forming a V shape and you blow in the middle the sheets will come together. So in theory this works like basic movement that is power by the vacuum. My application for it will be to use some kind of springs (more on this next)to make this movement continuous and with that movement generate energy. For the springs this is my idea: stuck to the neutral charge objects we need some kind of material that will not pass charges a buffer insulation, and stuck to that we need an object with a charge (positive or negative, lets say positive for the example) so if we have negative charge objects in the positive side of this sandwich (positive/buffer/neutral) the vacuum will separate the opposite charges and the magnetic energy will try to put them back together if u can create a balance and have control over the negative single objects you can create an oscillating atomic machine. This machine will be symmetric and have two sides working at the same time. If all this can be constructed all we need now is to take some atoms and put together a dynamo that will transform this movement into usable energy. Another way could be to have a series of these machines and create some kind of wave that I guess will generate energy by itself. Keep in mind that this is all theory and my objective is to create some basic pseudo science to fuel sci-fi fiction.
I will do some sketching of the system (Ala Back to the Future) and put it here soon.

For an interest read on Quantum Machines GenieBuster has an interesting article.
And for some visual help see this guys work on Flash Math Creativity.

{ RSS Feeds

I'm doing some research to get a couple of RSS feeds up and runing directly on this blog.
The first Candidates are:

• Betanews (This is a news site about software and computers mainly)
• Newsarama (I'm not sure they have the feed now)
  
  More coming soon.

To access this blog in RSS form (Atom) click in this icon

{ comics.manga

• Blade of The Immortal 無限の住人 (Mugen no Jūnin) by Hiroaki Samura see>
• Blame!, by Nihei Tsutomu see>
• Samurai Executioner 首斬り朝 (Kubikiri Asa) by Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima see>
• Battle Royale バトル・ロワイアル by Koshun Takami and Masayuki Taguchi see>
• Black & White 鉄コン筋クリート (Tekkon Kinkurito) by Taiyo Matsumoto more>

[ RRBStudios ]

• { rrbs.pics
  Nuhlluz
  Devilah: The Head Hunter
  Daimon: Fallen (Season 1)
  Branch from the Tree of All Knowledge
  The Dark Knight (Batman/DC)
  Waiting for Dawn
  La Abominacion Final (Cazador/La Urraca)
  Harry Demon
  Guy Woodhouse
  Lucas Torres (Allamas)
  Daimon (Daimon, season 0)
  Baal (Daimon, season 2)
  Cazador's Castle (Cazador/La Urraca)
  Cronicas Nocturnas (Montevideo Comics)
  Daimon, watercolors (Daimon, season 1)
  The Gardener (Allamas)
  Devilah The Head Hunter
  The Eyeball, cover
  Gargoyle
  Mike Thorpe (Maddness)
  Aereal City (The Aereals)
  Priest Statue (Daimon, season 0)
  Sunset Monk (Allamas)
  The Onulus (Strange Planet)
  Stair Tree
  
• { rrbs.web
  

*note: unless otherwise noted, all the names characters and art are copyright of Red River Bird Studios.

{ film.directors

• Woody Allen
• Wes Anderson
• Darren Aronofsky
• Bernardo Bertolucci
• Tim Burton
• James Cameron
• Jhon Carpenter
• Larry Clark
• Cohen Brothers
• Francis Ford Coppola
• Sofia Coppola
• Wes Craven
• Cameron Crowe
• Brian De Palma
• Guillermo Del Toro
• Clint Eastwood
• Farrelly Brothers
• David Fincher
• Vincent Gallo
• Alejandro Gonzales Inarritu
• Alfred Hitchcock
• Peter Jackson
• Jim Jarmush
• Spike Jonze
• Mike Judge
• Harmony Korine
• Stanley Kubrick
• Akira Kurosawa
• Ang Lee
• George Lucas
• David Lynch
• Julio Medem
• Takashi Miike
• Christopher Nolan
• Steven Norrington
• Marcelo Pineyro
• Roman Polansky
• Guy Ritchie
• George Romero
• Brian Singer
• Steven Soderbergh
• Steven Spilberg
• Oliver Stone
• Quentin Tarantino
• Bruce Timm
• Gus Van Sant
• Lars Von Trier
• Watchowski Brothers
• Wayne Wang
• Joss Whedon
• Tony Scott
• Rigley Scott
• Alejandro Jodorovsky
• Wong Kar Wai
• Juan Pablo Rebella & Pablo Stoll

*note: eventually I will put links to the IMDB in all the directors.

{ press.web

• Newsarama: comics, go>
• Fanboy Radio: comics, go>
• Betanews: computers and technology, go>
• more coming...

{ press.print

• Swallow: art, illustration more>
• Wizard: comics more>
• Resonance: music, art, culture, more>
• Cabinet: art, culture, more>
• Giant Robot: asian pop culture, more>
• Juxta Punture: urban art.
• Adbusters: society, politics more>
• The Onion: fake news, more>
• Make: technology, gadgets, more>
• Cargo: fashion, culture, more>
• The New Yorker: culture, art, entertainment, more>
• Wired: Science and Technology, more>
• Spin: Music, more>
• BB Gun: Music, more>
• Q: Music from UK, more>
• New Scientist: Science, more>

{ out.eat

• Parangon Cafe, (Providence, RI) ++++
• Cafe Dolce (Worcester, MA) +++
• Christopher's (Cambridge, MA) +++
• East Coast Grill & Raw Bar (Cambridge, MA) ??
• Al Forno (Providence, RI) ??

*note +++++ max rating, ?? places to check.

{ dreams.site

• No Escape Tower (7 floors)
• Closet Groove
• Mummy Trap
• Colonial Building
• Downtown Bulgary (street drive)
• Branch from the Tree of All knowledge see>
• Quasar Skys/4 suns
  

{ science.site

• Lake Vostok, Antartica: Magnetic field disruption (real).
• Norad sites, North America: Hidden protected bases (real).
• Devon Island, Canada: Mars like environment (real).
• Bermuda Triangle, Atlantic Ocean: Weird stuff (real).
• Györ, Hungary: Passing point of many different cultures in the BC times, research (real).
• Tunguska, Siberia: At 7:17 AM on the morning of June 30, 1908, a mysterious explosion occurred in the skies (real). more>
• 11th Dimension, (Aka The Bleed): Place that connects the multiverse (theory).
• Dresden, Germany: research! (real).
• Iceland, Europe: research small town and forest (real).
• Amityville, Long Island, NY: Haunted house? (real).
• Atlantis: research possible sites (myth).
• Hyperboria, North Pole: from HP Blavatsky book 1831-91 (myth).
  

*note: the parenthesis describes the physicall site not the facts about it, but some are real.

{ science.idea-research

• Steam Energy: Piston that uses steam from hot springs, and ocean floor smokers to generate energy. Possible application for The Aereal City, The Aereals, Red River Bird Studios.
• Zero Point Energy: go to article>
• Vector Sound: Sound system that uses vectorial waves in parallel to render music and sounds, the information can be scanned from vinyl disks.
• Earth Core: Exploration of live forms and ecosystems in huge cave systems. Possible application for Hades, Daimon, Red River Bird Studios.
• Pulsar/4 Star System: Exploration of possible life in a pulsar/4 star system orbiting planet. Possible application Strange Planet, Red River Bird Studios.
  

{ book.quote

• "of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are there: it might have been!"
  John Whittier (from Gilbert Austin, 2002)
  
• "the more materialistic science becomes, the more angels shall I paint. Their wings are my protest in favor of the immortality of the soul"
  Eduard Burne-Jones (from John William Waterhouse paintings book)
  
• "I never think of the future... it comes soon enough."
  Albert Einstein (from Adult Swing promo of Ghost in the Shell)
  
• "what I thought I'd do there was I'd become one of those deaf mutes."
  JD Salinger (from: Catcher in the Rye, from series: Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex)
  
• How happy is the blameless vestal's lot!The world forgetting, by the world forgot. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind!
  Alexander Pope (from poem lyrics of Eloisa to Abelard, from movie: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind)
  
• "It's not easy to believe."
  "I," she told him, "can believe anything. You have no idea what I can believe."
  "Really?"
  "I can believe things that are true and I can believe things that aren't true and I can believe things where nobody knows if they're true or not. I can believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny and Marilyn Monroe and the Beatles and Elvis and Mister Ed. Listen-I believe that people are perfectible, that knowledge is infinite, that the world is run by secret banking cartels and is visited by aliens on a regular basis, nice ones that look like wrinkledy lemurs and bad ones who mutilate cattle and want our water and our women. I believe that the future sucks and I believe that the future rocks and I believe that one day White Buffalo Woman is going to come back and kick everyone's ass. I believe that all men are just overgrown boys with deep problems communicating and that the decline in good sex in America is coincident with the decline in drive-in movie theaters from state to state. I believe that all politicians are unprincipled crooks and I still believe that they are better than the alternative. I believe that California is going to sink into the sea when the big one comes, while Florida is going to dissolve into madness and alligators and toxic waste. I believe that antibacterial soap is destroying our resistance to dirt and disease so that one day we'll all be wiped out by the common cold like the Martians in War of the Worlds. I believe that the greatest poets of the last century were Edith Sitwell and Don Marquis, that jade is dried dragon sperm, and that thousands of years ago in a former life I was a one-armed Siberian shaman. I believe that mankind's destiny lies in the stars. I believe that candy really did taste better when I was a kid, that it's aerodynamically impossible for a bumblebee to fly, that light is a wave and a particle, that there's a cat in a box somewhere who's alive and dead at the same time (although if they don't ever open the box to feed it it'll eventually just be two different kinds of dead), and that there are stars in the universe billions of years older than the universe itself. I believe in a personal god who cares about me and worries and oversees everything I do. I believe in an impersonal god who set the universe in motion and went off to hang with her girlfriends and doesn't even know that I'm alive. I believe in an empty and godless universe of causal chaos, background noise, and sheer blind luck. I believe that anyone who says that sex is overrated just hasn't done it properly. I believe that anyone who claims to know what's going on will lie about the little things too. I believe in absolute honesty and sensible social lies. I believe in a woman's right to choose, a baby's right to live, that while all human life is sacred there's nothing wrong with the death penalty if you can trust the legal system implicitly, and that no one but a moron would ever trust the legal system. I believe that life is a game, that life is a cruel joke, and that life is what happens when you're alive and that you might as well lie back and enjoy it."
  Neil Gaiman (from: American Gods)
  
  *note: I now this is a long quote but take your time and read it, it is totally worth it.
  
  

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