concordokken

Since someone asked about how to best organise them motherfrakking snakes.

I roll each belt up and close the loop with with the end of whichever side of the belt is the loose end. — I prefer to roll the belt together by starting with the buckle facing inwards and going from there and then use the loose end to stick through the tiny slit of the belt-roll.

on the other hand, I only ever use one out of four belts at a time so it’s very neat.

just a normal test post with YABC

Dear blog.

Today has been hectic, working on the sagetv interface mockups and trying to persuade our malay agent that he needs to push harder on the m6 dealer so that we can get some products out before christmas. other than that, my heel hurts

been under the radar for a few weeks now hehe. got a new job and moved to the capital of Sweden, Stockholm, will post more later

Christian Bale is returning^ to play the role of the Dark knight again, which.. sadly features Heath vapidly bleedin’ Ledger as the Joker.
I thought they were shootin’ y’know THE DARK KNIGHT not the TEEN TITANS, Ledger is far too perky looking and i doubt they’ll be able to pull off what Marvel did with Frasier.
the story was penned by David Goyer and Christopher Nolan however Jonah Nolan will be turning it into a screenplay fit for the movies *grumble*

R.I.P. Andreas Katsulas: “

Those who have known me for a long time know how big I was into Babylon 5 when it first came out; my virtual fingerprints are all still visible all over the Lurker’s Guide.

I was sad to hear that Andreas Katsulas, perhaps its best actor, certainly under-appreciated by the world at large, passed away a couple of days ago at age 59.

Cigarettes were the cause, lung cancer was the result. Score yet another win for the Tobacco Industry, and a big loss for the rest of us.

“

(Via Dan Wood: The Eponymous Weblog.)

And beckon the dark…

Fred Eerdekens is a Belgian artist who creates sculptures that magically distorts light and shadows to manipulate it into beautiful shapes.

He’s held exhibitions at the spencer brownstone gallery in their Armory show floor.

The basis of his sculptures are forms distorting light and shadows to create texts and other shapes as seen below. 

via. 

technorati tags: art, fineart, sculpture, lightmanipulation, light, shadows

Walther Nazi on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

aside from the viciousness of the logo owners, i never would’ve thought a nazi could do intriguing ornamental patterns. 

However, it fits their style. imprinting art on something used for death.

First post on the new blog.