Processing Visualization Language & A Place to Bury Strangers links for 2008-05-12
Processing Visualization Language ported to JavaScript
John Resig – Processing.js
As a sort-of reverse birthday present I’ve decided to release one of my largest projects, in recent memory.I’ve ported the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the Canvas element. (tags: javascript visualization programming)
A Place to Bury Strangers Links
- Pop Apocalypse: A Place To Bury Strangers – To Fix The Gash In Your Head [Single]
if you’re a fan, it’s a nice little reminder of the fury that is A Place To Bury Strangers. (tags: aptbs uk) - Drowned in Sound – Community – Announcements – a place to bury strangers @ sonic cathedral
Sonic Cathedral is opening for worship in London and Nottingham for
shows with the incredible A Place To Bury Strangers. The details are
below. It’s probably a good idea to bring some earplugs. (tags: aptbs uk) - The Scenestar: Interview: A Place to Bury Strangers
Who knew a band with such muffled and often unintelligible lyrics would be so chatty (tags: aptbs) - Never Neutral
Finally, A Place To Bury Strangers. The show, permanently staged against the abstract/fractal projections behind/on top of them (no smoke machine here), went in crescendo, from formless noisy shyness to absolute rock and roll chaos. (tags: aptbs uk)
If Hillary Clinton gets the nomination of the Democrat party, I won’t be able to vote for her. It seems to me that she’s being dishonest with the electorate. A very good example is her ridiculous push for cutting gas-taxes during this summer. It’s not a reasonable proposal from an environmental, economic, and personal point of view. Oliphant has a great cartoon about it today.
Birthday visit to Morningside Farms & Nursery
Yesterday was my birthday.
We took a trip to Culpeper, VA for two reasons. One was to have lunch at Foti’s, an excellent restaurant in Culpeper. It’s a real treat to have a meal at Foti’s, and they did not disappoint. The meal and service was excellent! The other reason was to visit Morningside Farms & Nursery, a favorite nursery.
Morningside is west of Culpeper about six miles out on the on the road to Sperryville. As you are driving from Culpeper the turn off to it is on the left right after the Food for Thought store.
Really nice people run Morningside: George & Karen, the owners/gardeners we’ve seen and Justin, their son, who does the Web site and plants the rock garden. They have lots of nice succulents, perennials & herbs.
We bought a bunch of succulents (varieties of stonecrop and other things), a tree peony (we bought one there last year too), a native honeysuckle (red flowers), a couple of geraniums, and a great pot of sweet woodruff. Probably a few other things too. There’s lots of plants to look at. Occasionally we’d ask George for his opinion on a plant or a question about something. He helped us pick out some plants and when we had everything we wanted we asked hum to look them over. He made some suggestions about looking for better specimens, and found some for us.
Both Foti’s & Morningside are excellent places to visit. It was a really nice way to spend my birthday.
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