May 30th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
Chiara is having a yard sale with clothes, furniture, books, shoes, bikes, children’s clothes, toys, art, freebies and more!
May 30th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
Event At:
The Monroe County Public Library
303 E. Kirkwood Ave.
Bloomington, IN 47408
(812) 349-3050
http://www.mcpl.info
Sunday, June 1, 2008
2-4pm
Free
“I WANT TO DO THIS ALL DAY”
Audio Documentary on Radical Education to Debut in Bloomington with Performance
In March and April of 2006, Amina Althea and Amber Woods visited 23 radical learning spaces, including free schools, charter and private schools, community centers, [...]
May 30th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
Portland Journal – As Portland Changes, Blacks and Whites Talk It Over – NYTimes.com:
PORTLAND, Ore. — Not every neighborhood in this city is one of those Northwest destinations where passion for espresso, the environment and plenty of exercise define the cultural common ground. A few places are still described as frontiers, where pioneers move because [...]
May 27th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
June 19,
Art Hospital
8:00 P.M.
$4
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Ahleuchatistas
Planets
Basilica
Impure Jazz
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On June 19th, the Art Hospital will host four instrumental groups who transcend their complexity throughout their high-energy performances.
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From Asheville, N.C., Ahleuchatistas (it’s the name of a Charlie Parker tune and it sounds like it’s spelled) is a trio that writes slick, memorable jazz licks, then hammers them out with [...]
May 27th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
Stop I-69 Music Festival
June 6 and 7th
8pm
Normanoak
Dust From 1000 Years
Looks Like A Snake
kt the band
Caethua
Uno Moss
see website for details:
www.myspace.com/stopi69musicfestival
May 27th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
Oxford Collapse (Sub Pop Records)
Everything, Now! (Indianapolis)
Knifey Spoonie (Bloomington)
@ Bear’s Place
Wednesday, June 11
10pm
$7
OXFORD COLLAPSE
http://www.myspace.com/theoxfordcollapse
They have a new album coming out on Sub Pop in August, so you will be
some of the first to hear some new material from this uber-fun
indie-pop band! And they will probably play some of your old
favorites too… if you ask [...]
May 22nd, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | 1 Comment
Embroidery is constructed (mostly by women) in hundreds of tiny stitches which are visible on the front of the fabric. The system of the stitches is revealed on the back of the material. Some embrioderers seal the back of the fabric, preventing others from seeing the underlying structure of the pattern. Others leave the back [...]
May 22nd, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
Having a job at the university means that I have access to hardware that I can’t afford to buy for myself. My coworker was getting a new video card for his workstation and they just ordered me one too. The card is an Nvidia GeForce 8400 GS PCI Express card manufactured by Chaintech.
Downloading the Driver
I [...]
May 13th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
I’ve been reading Radical Equations, a book of stories of the civil rights movement during the 60s and of Bob Moses’ work with the Algebra Project and the threads that connect those movements. The stories of civil rights organizing in Mississippi is a history that I knew little about, so it was enlightening [...]
May 7th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
GENDERING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE
Digital Divide for Women Persists at Work, According to Nielsen
Understanding the Digital Divide
The Digital Divide: A Resource List