::main :: interests ::

a few current interests building stuff esperanto, the international language victorian culture non-profit public radio currently enjoy listening to.. local NPR member station (where I work too) The Engines of Our Ingenuity insoc freezepop strangely, nearly everything this guy plays science in action PSB "long live us, the persuaded we..." currently reading Reinventing the Victorians Dirty the Baroque Cycle The Barbarians (as of the steppes, published 1891) current 2600 current Sci Am neat Wikipedia entries, like this neat stuff on del.icio.us plans some favorite reads The Long Dark Teatime of the Soul hitchhiker's, of course Charlette Bronte's Jane Eyre tv and movies Dr. Who they made a Logan's Run TV show?? MST3k of course Blakes' 7 good documentaries junk i pack-rat anything electric classic mac stuff esperanto postcards old books DVDs, AVIs, MP3s, PDFs, &etc vintage lumber, windows, and doors cars odd facts i think Viktoria is an awesome name about names, i've been looking for a better dj name virto is esperanto for my circa 1994 handle, 'virtue' what the hell? this guy stole my old handle my 6x6 cubicle is on the 23rd floor of a galleria office building now I work for an NPR member public radio station. awesome. and the web team office has a door i am renovating a 1923 bungalow.. very slowly. i used to volunteer and work for SNAP i used to run the sound board on a weekly two hour public affairs radio show i used to teach part time at community college i built the first large scale, public, free, audio archive i was aware of for a pacifica station i've been to: UK, Australia (mostly Tasmania), Germany, Russia, and Minnesota i've been on the entire length of i-10 (but at different times) i met douglas adams but he was kind of an asshole to me i met brent spiner but he was really cool i used to dj on a low power fm station in san marcos i piss away most opportunities not anymore, but get alot less sleep now

...and the ingredients of identity... as it seems to be the fashion to make lists of stuff by which you identify yourself by proxy, here's mine. well maybe it's not so mad, can you imagine recreating culture of this level entirely on your own? maybe this is honest.. it's the cut and paste paradigm i'm afraid, and as ms haraway as said, we are all cyborgs the links aren't gratuitous, they are pretty much all to some interesting stuff, enjoy.