englishman at-large in hollywood. engineer, grammarian, gentleman, urban adventurer, vintage car-lover, seinfeldian logician, ex-naughty boarding-school boy. lives in hollywood. nothing to do with filmbiz.
The matron at my boarding school used to make hot-n-spicy mustard seed based baths with a variety of insane ingredients to "sweat out" our field hockey injuries. I use this stuff (pictured) as a base, and then vary ingredients based on how crippling my particular injury is this week. :) Its *awesome*.
i';ve no idea if these numbers are true because i know very little about the music industry. can anyone with any real knowledge ack/refute?
Cool Infographics - Cool Infographics - How Much Do Music Artists Earn Online?
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this paper is basically, exquisite.
the abstract of harald's paper: Billions of cell phones are being used every day by an almost equally largeComments [0]
This is 2010,yo. Lets not hide behind silly polyester fabrics like we have done for so many fibers before.
RMT.
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... that's right, a POETRY BROTHEL.
The Foundation Room - House of Blues, LA.
Saturday, 17 April 2010 at 21:00
More info here: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=108309552532595&ref=share
Founded in 2007, The Poetry Brothel took New York by storm. Its unique concept, that of poetry as an interactive, seductive experience, filled every room it chose to occupy. As the brothel ran strong in New York city, it began to throw off branches, most notably the Prostibulo Poetico, the sister organization in Barcelona.
Now the Poetry Brothel is coming to Los Angeles. Hosted by one of the early members of the New York Brothel, this intimate experience brings poetry out of bookstores and lecture halls, and into the sumptuous interiors of a bordello. A full bar quenches patrons thirst, while live music, burlesque, and featured readings whet the appetites of the mind. Every poet has a price, and for a small time can be contracted for a private reading in the plush corners of our salon.
Join us in the Foundation Room of the House of Blues, where you will introduced to a side of the LA poetry scene never before available.
Featured artists include Kristina Valentina and Christine Stahr.
Special guests may make an appearance, perhaps even a sighting of our founders, wishing well the young Madam M as she premiers in her new home.
Cover is $10 with Flyer, and $15 without.
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