Art and Design in Second Life: Exploring Virtual Worlds Tuesday,
Sept 15th 5 – 7 pm CBS Auditorium,
Hamilton Hall @ The University of the Arts (320 S. Broad St.)
Sponsored by The Corzo Center for the Creative Economy
Artists, designers, educators, musicians, and institutions are coming together and creating a 3-D interactive online community that transcends the [...]
Second Life has had the buzz, both positive and negative, among virtual worlds for the better part of the past five years. More and more options are starting to present themselves as viable alternatives, especially open source options. Many local academic and business entities have tried Second Life to varying degrees of success, and are [...]
I’ve been meaning to write about this for awhile…. On July 11, 2009 in Philadelphia, a celebration took place cleverly called a “Flesh Mob for Fat Liberation” to promote fat acceptance to celebrate persons who are overweight or obese. At least the event promoted some physical activity i.e. running up the art museum steps ala Rocky and a post-BBQ dance party. I have to say at the very least I am conflicted about how I feel about celebrating being fat and/or obese. I agree with the basic mission of the event and that yes, fat people are people too, who deserve to be loved, accepted and whatnot. I would never advocate body dysmorphia and do think that we should accept our bodies and more importantly who we are as individuals.
I write on many topics some that overlap each other and others that are completely different. Rather than starting a blog for each, I have created separate feed categories for each topic category, so you can follow my social media postings without having to read about health and fitness. I may add or change feeds [...]
Since I last posted, I am holding steady around 166-167, which is fantastic considering that I have been overindulging a bit, though to be fair, my idea of overindulging has drastically changed. My worst day I rounded out at about 40 points on the Weight Watcher’s method versus my normal 26. Granted, I have an [...]
Philadelphia Future Salon meeting: July 17th, 2008 6-8pm
Futuristic Cinema: Mash-Ups and Machinima!
The next meeting of the Philadelphia Future Salon will be on July 17th,
2008; we’re not meeting on the first Thursday of the month due to the
holiday.
The topic will be “Futuristic Cinema: Mash-Ups and Machinima!” Modern media
has caused us to rethink everything from business [...]
In addition to my former ventures in virtual worlds, I also dabble in band management. Up until Decemeber, I was managing Trouble Everyday until they decided to call it quits. I now manage Manic Mirrors who rose from the ashes of the dissolution of Trouble Everyday. Things have mostly been quiet as the band [...]
I am participating on a new media panel coming up in a week focusing on the topic of “Music in the Era of New Media”.
Here is the event information:
Being a musician in the modern era has offered a huge wealth of tools
and opportunities, however, this can also be overwhelming. The same
thing can be said for [...]
If you are in the tri-state area tonight be sure to pop by The M Room tonight to see Trouble Everyday.
And in other Trouble Everyday news, we set up the band profile on I Like.com, which also has a Facebook application so you can listen to both their albums, add songs to your Facebook/I Like [...]
If you are in Philadelphia for the Thanksgiving Holiday or just happen to live here and are looking for something to do be sure to come to the M Room the day before Thanksgiving to see Philadelphia’s own Trouble Everyday and The Outfit from Toronto, Canada presented by Sailor Jerry. Michael Jurin from Stellastarr* will [...]