The Miami Model
Watch The Miami Model.
Watch The Miami Model.
Well folks, to begin with lets talk about the location. We are moving the Festival back to Klickitat County. The space is about 2 hours from Portland and 3 hours from Seattle. We moved out of Lake Bronson after an 11th hour issue with the contract and also because we came across a piece of land in Klickitat that is much more suited to the needs of the festival. We are very excited about this new land because it has never been used, it is almost centrally located between Portland and Seattle, it is extremely secluded, has a wide variety of topographical features and is quite large. And really, it just has that Phoenix Festival feel. Something we were starting to think Lake Bronson would not be able to provide. Needless to say, we are quite eatstatic over the new location!
To tell you the truth, I’m a little sad. I was looking forward to the nudist colony. I mean, how many people get to go to a nudist colony (with a good excuse)?
An Owner’s Manual, by Timothy Leary.
It’s interesting stuff. Go listen.
(And if anybody has the video that the audio was taken from, tell me.)
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Finally! I’ve watched all the episodes of Max Headroom, except episode 6 from season 2. I’ve had these files sitting on my harddrive since something like September.
I think I’m about to hit Timothy Leary overload, and I’m barely halfway through this essay.
This is an experiment in mind formation, in-formation, forming, controlling, operating your mind and your brain, using digital techniques to overload, scramble, confuse, unfocus your mind.
It’s good. Really good. I mean, it’s no Matrix or Lord of the Rings, but I think it’s definitely on par with the original three flicks.
It’s really cool to see Ian McDiarmid turn into the guy who scared the shit out of me when I was about 5.