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Entry #203: Ah, we meet again

It may be a general principle that the transcriptional targets of a signaling pathway is repressed in the absence of its signal. I read that line in some chemistry book and tried to place it in a social context. My thesis is that estranging from people is an authentic example of a weakening social fabric which leads to an intense attraction with the self. Never mind the friends, school, work, domestic chores, and...

And in the absence of activity there is a revival of inner thought, self-observation, and self-analysis. This is not a good way of attaching oneself to another. In a sense, we consist of large movements of centrifugal like bodies who disperse existence beyond our limits.

So to sit and contemplate and reflect is personal and egotistical. His passions produce nothing and so they are futile imaginings. And what he states is love is not so. It's a meditation on his love (my brain is hurting).

Egotistical bastard that makes others worry and the mere push for change of some sort is swept aside as if though he is that one person who could reflect on his own consciousness. It is impossible to produce action in a purely undetermined state!

So lad, your own wretched misery has been antiqued and studied. And I am not to blame.

Entry #202

22miles bike ride around the city yesterday culminating in a Midtown-based rooftop view of fireworks.

Entry #201:

The High Line is one of those places that everyone at work is exclaiming glory, hallelujah over. I walked there and thought it strange that no one does exactly what we want. Relevant questions like these tend to occur at high places.

Entry #200: View International Space Station this weekend!

This is why it pays to view NASA press releases:

Space Station Appearing Nationwide Over July 4 Weekend

As America celebrates its 233rd birthday this holiday weekend, there will be an extra light in the sky along with the fireworks. Across the country, Americans will be treated to spectacular views of the International Space Station as it orbits 220 miles above Earth.

Many locations will have unusually long sighting opportunities of as much as five minutes, weather permitting, as the station flies almost directly overhead.

View press release here

And New York schedule here



Interpreting the Data

Entry #199: housing

tea parties.

Entry #198: Fooding

Today is my bf's birthday and we're gonna get crazy phat on steak dinner.

(But I really want some oysters)

Entry #197: Eeek, Aaack, baaah

MJ! Farrah! Iranians!

What is going on? "Things come in three."
Well I started counting a while back.

Entry #196: Economic Ties

Somehow we got in the crowd and watched the candlelight vigil. I teared up (it couldn't be helped). We snapped photos and wondered aloud about US economic ties to mainland China. Currently, Hong Kong and Taipei are de facto democracies (they say).

but but but

they still suppress the media!
they still hold prisoners from that fateful June day
and women's rights? pfft!

but economically speaking (ahhh...)

le sigh.

top o the world

great moments in aerial photography

Entry #195: Puppy Love

Juka and I, today.



Earlier (she freaked out when geese came hawking at her).

Entry #194: Charles Anastase

Reminds me of a mood board.

SOMA feature article!

I wrote a feature article in SOMA magazine
on the Starlite in San Diego and it just got published in this months edition.
Check out the lounge at: http://www.starlitesandiego.com/

Entry #193: Tina Chow

Raaad fashion icon.

Entry #192: X-mas list

I wanted GOT these:



Ann Demeulemeester triple laced boots (mine are black)

So far I've been granted these:



Miu Miu boots (in black is mine)

And these:



Cynthia Vincent wedge sandals (same color)

Work has been busy so I havent been able to give thought as to what I wear on a daily basis-- now that I have that luxury I am going to start piecing together my clothes so that once work starts again-- I have things set :) I start "Haute Couture sewing techniques" at FIT in January= yippee!

Entry #191: The Youth Vote

From Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science

Entry #190: TED

I've been fascinated with TED and plan on spending some rainy days watching these speeches.

Entry #189: Museum of arts and design DIY Salon

Thursday, November 6, 2008 = TODAY!

7:00 – 10:00 PM
The new Museum of Arts and Design at 2 Columbus Circle is now open to the public. Located at the southwest corner of Central Park, where four subway lines and seven bus lines intersect, the Museum's new home is well-positioned to serve over 500,000 visitors annually.

$10 ($7 members)
Advanced tickets on sale September 24, 2008

Join MAD and the Church of Craft for a night of hands-on art making, music, food, and drink in celebration of the Museum's current exhibition Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary. Local do-it-yourself artists will demonstrate their personal skills and help guide you in creating your own projects. Techniques will range from weaving with unconventional materials to making yarn out of old sweaters, among other contemporary twists on classic crafts. In addition to do-it-yourself workshops, the NIY Salon will include hand-decorated snacks, craft beer, and a live DJ. Guided tours of Second Lives will be available. Over 200 people did-it-themselves at this event last year, so don't miss out this time around!

Entry #188: Cha-cha-changes

Little Alby done redone the store and it's pretty! Distressed wood = mmmm