January 14, 2007
I can't think of a single thing I wouldn't want to do with J from dancing to diving to getting down or deep or dirty or dithery. He is my favourite conversationalist, no matter my mood, and it's usually grand after a session of wine and hysterical BS with him. Most importantly, he is the most tell-the-truth-sooner person I know. My right hand man.
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I'm here because I'd like to connect with more electronic music lovers and Tribe seems to have a lot of them. Virtually all the pictures on my page are by Abeer Hoque, a photographer and published writer. You should check out her luscious photos from her recent trips to SE Asia, Barcelona, Paris, Praque, India, Bangladesh, Boston... Yeah, Boston and tons of other places. She's now in Bangladesh working on her Fulbright. Check out her adventures, photos and links to her published works at www.abeerhoque.blogspot.com
My history: Infant left behind in Seoul by mom => Naturalized US citizen => Shipped off to boarding school => Chose business major on East Coast over journalism major on West => Professional poker player and international beach bum => Aspiring supergeek
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I'm on the east coast now. I'm going back to school for a graduate degree in financial engineering. I'll be back though...
Wed, July 25, 2007 - 7:02 AM
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I admire the old world craft of instrument making. It's the perfect balance of science and the aesthetic.
Wed, December 27, 2006 - 1:37 PM
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I also love how the new world of laptops, MIDI controllers, and software are transforming live music. Check out this video of a new bi-directional controller called the monome 40h. It's quite simple but brilliant. It's a programmable tablet of 8X8 back-lit buttons that, among it's many possible uses, can be mapped to music software. What would be cool is if in the next evolution... read more
I was talking to another Triber about Burning Man and where the money goes. There are some interesting questions about the financials. Why is Burning Man set up as a LLC rather than a non-profit? Where does the 8M+ in ticket sales go?
Tue, November 28, 2006 - 12:15 AM
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Here are some interesting things I found a while back I thought I'd share. www.burningman.com/whatisbu...in_1.html Here's a really interesting breakdown of the actual BM costs in 2005. afterburn.burningman.co... read more
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