Now, I'm going to go subject my web page to your suggestions.
:o) pHyllis
sure ya can. I feel stupid for even responding to the damn thing..
please re add me if you'll have me and don't mind a little neurosis
once in while. howz crazy lisbon rita these days? she sure has a
good heart. if ever in Europe, southern Europe you HAVE to visit. the
most beautiful place on the planet is where she lives. a wonderful
host
also. take her some software and plenty of stories. keep the faith.
the
web needs more prolific artists like yourself. less ram more art.
thanks
-elvin
ADAM BLOCK wrote:
>
> Dear MD,
>
> re" one "you suck" letter. You can't win them all."
>
> If you ever STOP recieving "You SUCK"-letters;
> that might well be the4 time to start worrying.
> o,
> Rabbi ADAM
Dea MD,
Speaking of " The Age of Spiritual Machines:" etc;
have you checked out Firmage's KAIROS-site?
I think the url is, "Thetruthishere.com"?
Also- if you haven't, find "Accidental Empires" by
Robt Cringeley; prrequel-cum-companion to the series,
"Triumph of the Nerds" (which preceeded "2.0")...
gezuntheit,
Adam
my sister, Noor Forest wrote:
re, diet:Basically, if you can enjoy brown rice, miso soup, and steamed greemslikekale once a day (breakfast is a nice time for it), then you can eithereatlike that all day or slack a bit on your food for the rest of the dayandstill be reasonably healthy.Got any brown rice, miso, and seaweed in the house? If not, you maywant toget some. To cook the rice: boil 2 cups of water, then add one cup ofrice. To cook the rice: boil 2 cups of water, then add one cup ofrice.Turn the heat down to medium and cook about 25 minutes. Don't let itburn.For miso soup: Boil a pot of water. Add a little cut-up seaweed(expensiveby the pound but you only need a little), cut-up carrots and celery,somecut-up kale, other stuff like brocoli if you want it. When it's allcooked(about 20 minutes, turn to medium and stir in one or two tablespoons ofmiso (don't let the miso boil or you'll lose all the good enzymes.) Stirand eat.Brown rice balances and grounds a person. Miso and seaweed rid the bodyof toxins and accumulated sugar.love you.---------------------------------------------My bio: MICHAEL W. DEAN
BIO
Michael W. Dean is an artistically schizophrenic Gemini (with moon in Scorpio) living in San Francisco. In addition to being a prolific writer, he also oil paints, and is involved in multimedia creation and web design.
As the singer in Warner/Reprise recording artists Bomb, Michael Dean made hard acid-rock albums and toured extensively in the US, Europe and Canada. Bomb, together intermittently from 1986-present, was considered an influence by bands such as Nirvana, Jane's Addiction and Soundgarden. Bomb has an album of new material, Lovesucker, due in stores on Valentines Day, 1999. Dean is also the leader of an industrial side-project called Lapin Mort. They've been a big hit on the controversial Internet music site, mp3.com. Quicktime videos of him performing and song audio samples as well as paintings and excerpts from his fiction are available on his popular homepage www.kittyfeet.com
Dean says his goal is to "Create sweet-sinister beauty, produce jobs for my very creative friends, and make a plumber's wage at art."
Michael Dean has lived on dirt floors in abandoned buildings, and has worked in executive support positions in some of the largest corporations in the world. He has written three novels and is currently at work on a non-fiction title about the craft and future of written communication.
He has perused an active interest in computers since 1976, and is experimenting daily with ways to incorporate the written word with his other loves: music, photography, hypertextural connectivity, video production, fontgraphy and his hobby of oil painting.
Educated at and then kicked out of a religious boarding school, he went to college to major in English at 16. After graduation, he turned down scholarship opportunities to go live on the street in Washington DC. He now resides on San Francisco's swanky Nob Hill and works as an executive assistant during the week and as a ditch-digger on the weekends.
Dean returned to continuing his education for two years in 1994. He maintained a 4.0 average at San Francisco City College and was awarded the John Huebner English scholarship. He was also invited to guest lecture on Internet technologies and their place in commerce and art.
Michael says of his craft, "I have heard that all human endeavor is based on either fear or love. I have been working to hone my art into a sharp, pretty, poisoned dart of love pointed directly at the soul of the consumer."
Dean is a regular columnist for several on-line literary and web-design journals and has also had cameo appearances in the film Demolition Man, and in videos by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
He has recorded in the US and Germany and released ten critically acclaimed albums on almost as many labels. Bomb producer Bill Laswell, says, "Man, that cat can write and sing." Dean's musical and literary fans include members of Dead Kennedys, Faith No More, Boys Against Girls; and underground photographer, auteur and Lower East Side cultural icon, Richard Kern.
Kudos to Dean:
"It's gotta be done, what you're doing."
Iggy Pop to Michael Dean
"Michael Dean isn't an easy man to figure out. . . .dangerously sexually pathological words."
Billboard Magazine
"Dean opens the doors to tripping madness which remind us that pretty posters and patchouli do not psychedelia make."
Spin Magazine
"Michael Dean lives in the netherworld of teenage acid-angst, taking on life's strange mysteries like a Ray Milland crisis."
Option Magazine
"Much of what Michael Dean & co. are about cannot be captured on tape. Bomb's attitude in performance--always bordering on chaos--is too important to the effect. Despite having always been wowed by Bomb's live shows, I was surprised when they were signed by a major label. I always thought they weren't 'safe' enough to be marketable"
Puncture Magazine
----------------------I wrote:
I received a note from an old friend and ex-band member today (in regards to my bio) basically to the effect of, "You are an egotistical
monomaniacal idiot--Please remove me from your list" (funny-I also got 6 0r 7 notes saying, "Great bio!" and my agent loves it)
If you wanna be off this list, PLEASE tell me. I would rather by far you ask me nicely now than chew me out in a year.
Cool. That aside, I an article I wrote about the Internet got published on InternetDay. They send it as an e-mail out to 140,000 people and put it on their web site at:
http://www.internetday.com/archives/011999.html
(that site with my article is VERY busy and takes a long time to load, but it will load. (like a minute or two) If it is too busy and you get an error, check again in a couple minutes.)
I usually get like 20 hits a day to my site. I've gotten over 1900 hits since noon. (and several complementary letters and one "you suck" letter. You can't win them all.)
All my love, Michael W. Dean
Michael Dean
"Benjamin Watson" To: I guess low cost content ate your soul. Too bad. --------------------------------------- hello. Indira Montoya wrote: This is the first article that rings a bell for me. I've been connected for a year now, have a web site that took me also almost a year, been reading, a lot about design and coding, all that. But this is the first time I read something cool, well written in a very different style, precise, I must day I really liked it. I never so write things like this, in fact this must be the very first time I congratulate someone, and well, I guess that's all. I am just a philosophy student. Not much for the web, I guess. Kind regards, Patricia Cravener wrote: nice job! words of truth, and well-written. Live long and prosper. -- pc Wishing you all the best . . ________________________________________________________
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