Recently I haven’t been listening to anything outside of last.fm but I decided to give VIVA-RADIO a try and I was pretty impressed by it, there are a few segments I’m not really into, but it a nice alternative.

I purchased this Logitech Solar Power Keyboard from Newegg not long ago. It’s really a great keyboard. Not only do you never need to recharge it or plug it in as long as you have a source of passive light available. The keystroke action and key surface is perfect, the USB receiver is small as balls. I’ve had to turn it off and on just once for it to connect, I don’t really consider that much of an issue.

May your days be full of passion and success. Until next time.

I’ll be back later, I’ve been working a lot recently.  Oh if you would like to send your love over their way, you can do so here http://www.facebook.com/pages/Arizona-Humane-Society/186941200726?sk=wall

I’ll be back Wednesday or whenever. Great Walking Dead episode btw.

I’ll be back Wednesday, again. Cloth simulators are taxing my patience.  I finally submitted and bought a copy of Skyrim. The whole thing is beautiful, I’m glad they used the old engine too. It’s very immersive, you can almost feel the cold breeze spraying snow on the side of your face as you trek around the northern landscape.

Crystal Castles - Violent Dreams

So I was on hulu in search of a documentary to watch and I came across Murder Under the Sun (1997). I remember a little of what Japan did during WWII from history class, just the basics mostly nothing in depth. After having watched the documentary I can understand the veterans frustrations a little better when it came to their reaction about the Japanese during that era. It looked like total hell, worse than Nazi Germany. Well, you have to watch it to get an idea of some of the madness that went on in the camps. It seems we have come a long way since then.

In other news, I checked out Roosevelt Island on Saturday and really enjoyed it. I could seriously hang out there all day and do nothing, its hard to explain, I just feel good being there. I can’t wait to go back.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I have some Walking Dead to watch. I’ll be back Wed (as usual).

“The research, by a British-led team, suggests that the children were fed a ceremonial diet before being marched to a shrine 82ft (25 metres) from the top of the 22,110ft (6,739 metres) volcano Llullaillaco, where they were suffocated or left to die from exposure. “  – Full article here.

Speaking of long ago. I believe Mr. Hodgkinson when he tells his Pterodactyl sighting from 1944 in Papua New Guinea. I’m not particularly sold on most sightings of creatures thought to be long extinct or local folklore but I had to pick one it would probably be a Pterodactyl. I just found out about Moschops. I was really taken back by how amazing it looks, in that rendition at least. If you look in the corner you can see a happy couple with their Moschops. I want a Moschops.

I started watching The Troll Hunter on YouTube, but about half way through the audio started to reverberate, I might try again later.
Back again Wed to update.

I received my first master pattern for ‘Tendering’ back from the printers the other day. It took a while, but Jimmy N. over at Best Cast does good work.  I need to make the silicone molds next and finish testing the ecopoxy.

The leaves on our trees outside have started to turn yellow, that can only mean one thing… Skyrim is almost here!

Reality Hits You Hard Bro

My first compost is nearly complete. When I first started out with it I just thew mostly organic fruit peels, old greens, used tea leaves, almond and vegetable pulp in a bucket – nitrogen rich materials. After about 2 months of that it started to rot, it smelled like a sewer. So I went online for composting instructions (which I should have done to begin with) and found out there was too much moisture, not enough carbon from brown materials, and, I should have been flipping it every so often. I put some unbleached newsprint and some oak leaves and it started to work the next day, I could feel the heat in the bottom of the bucket. After about a week and a half later like magic the bucket of crap had transformed into soil. Go by a 1:1 ratio carbon to nitrogen materials and you should not have any trouble.

Starting November 1st I’m going to do away with the free licenses on sundayresourcecommittee.com, probably change the name and tie up any loose ends and scrub though all the files once more. I’ll be back Wed.

Electronic producer ‘Danger’ has some amazing tracks. Here is one off the album 09-16 2007.

Sprouted Organic Almond Milk is very simple to make, nutritious and a very tasty non-milk. Start with a cup of almonds and put them in a container with 1-1/2 cup of spring or filtered water, let them soak for at least 12 hrs. You can let them soak for 24 hrs when you start to see a white foaming residue on top from the germination process, it creates a slightly sour sprouted taste, if you like the taste less complex stop at 12hrs.

Then, pour that into a pitcher (if you have a hand blender) or a blender and fill it half way with warm water, blend until the nuts turn to a pulp consistency.
The key is to create a fine ground consistency, a food processor isn’t enough.

You should notice the liquid is an off white color. That is the fats from the nuts separating from the almond solids. Take a fine wide-mouth strainer and pour the mixture over the strainer into another vessel, you might need to take a spoon and work it around and press out any remaining liquid. Next, take that pulp and dump it back in the original pitcher along with the second part of clean warm water, let it soak for approx 5-10 minutes to extract even more from the almonds. Pour that off into the rest of the almond milk. That’s it, refrigerate after use. You will notice after it has cooled for some time in the fridge that the fat or oil might start to separate and float, just swirl it or gently mix with a spoon to blend it again. Bringing it to room temp will optimal to, this is epically true using this process for coconut as the oil solidifies in the fridge.

RIP Steve Jobs. Thanks for the Apple II C, I had a lot of fun with it.

More words. I had a lot more going on but I took out the composite and stripped down the rest of the post.  I don’t give much of a shit. Until next time you fucking internet bots.