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Five Minutes of Fame becomes fifteen: the SF Bay Guardian reports on the growing trend of “performant nerds”.

Meet Steven Quayle. His readers/followers seem to wind up on the H+ Magazine website a lot.

Last night at Five Minutes of Fame, I gave a talk about kombucha. I occasionally give workshops about kombucha, and I’ve spent a lot of time ruminating and researching on it. So I knew there were dozens of different focii to choose from that would fit in 5 minutes or less, and I didn’t want [...]

After donating my car to 826 National (826 Valencia, SF), there’s just one thing I miss it for: watermelons. The Japanese have a solution.

I found a video that shows what happens when you expose big cats to large amounts of catnip. Adorables! But what is it about catnip that does this?

My second solar/wind workshop (July 10th, 2010) announced.

Terence McKenna, well-known for his refrain of “culture is not your friend”, explains how thoughts and beliefs occur within a framework, an “operating system” — and if you want to be able to think new thoughts and have different beliefs, you need to change your operating system.

Naomi Most is co-organizing the Memetics branch of Notacon, aka MemeHacking. Two websites devoted to memetics analysis and related scientific research have emerged…

I stayed up past pi o’clock on a work night to post a very long comment on a high-falutin’ academic blog that has a mission statement. me=sucker.

The penultimate post of 2009.