Michelle Rodriguez - World-of-Newave.info World-of-Newave.info http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 2008-12-02T12:59:00Z Latest news and articles about Michelle Rodriguez Copyright (c)2004-2008. All rights reserved. {LITERATURE > CYBERPUNK} - Poetry goes Boing! The poetry competition announced in We can has games has been a huge success. We must have more of these, and soon. The game this time was to write verse poetry about one or more recurrent Boing Boing obsessions, with the winner to receive a Gears of War 2 Special Edition Zune 120 GB. Readers responded with a thread over two hundred messages long that's full of charming, surprising, and even impressive poetry. And if you don't read the whole thing, you have only yourself to blame. Picking the winner was tough. At great effort and expense, I brought in the head of the science fiction line at the world's largest English-language science fiction publishing house to help me judge it, but it was still hard to narrow the choice down to a single poem. Nevertheless ? (picks up envelope) ? the winner is: SpatulaLilacs @41, "Sestina of a Reluctant Copyfighter." Which, O my word, is a rigidly formal sestina that maintains both natural language and perfect iambic pentameter while developing a coherent argument about copyright issues. That's something you don't see every day. Sestina of a Reluctant Copyfighter I download stuff. Not all of it is "free" -- Or meant to be, at least. But people share. It's all right if you take what I create. I'd never copy-shackle my own art. I have a hankering for the obscure, And I will stay obscure as well, by rights. I know, of course, i haven't got the right: no "information-wanting-to-be-free" or any other jargon can obscure the fact that when we, as we put it, "share," we replicate another person's art. Are copies something I should not create? But in the past, we couldn't just create; the learnéd men who scribbled out our rights did not foresee this replicable art, which makes another of itself for free. And if they did, why tell us not to share? Conspiracy? Some purpose more obscure? I know, the artist's needs are not "obscure." But I don't see the people who create receiving, from the middle-man, their share -- they've all too often signed away their rights, and found themselves endeavoring for free to do a deed that's less and less an art. But certainly this isn't all of art; just most of art that isn't so obscure. The margins (blesséd margins!) leave you free, uncensored and unhindered, to create. But on the margin, who protects your rights? Forget your rights. Embrace your fanbase. Share. If just a thousand, seeing that you share, decide they love you and they love your art, then you won't need to sweat about your rights. You can be happy, healthy, and obscure, as long as you remember to create at least a couple things that aren't free. So free your mind before you grab your share. Don't litigate, just go create some art! And let the lawyers sort obscurer rights. The top ten other poems from the thread, not in order of merit: JustKristin @28, "We heard a crunch before it died." Emily Dickinson does tech support. (You should get a look at Kristin's other pastiches. She has a fine ear.) Olof @29: Boing Boing does Jabberwock, or possibly Jabberwock does Boing Boing. Cloudform @74, "Annabel LED." A popular favorite, and definitely one of the poems that made it hard to pick a single winner. Madeley @80, "Web Zen." A small but very cute pantoum. (Note: Be impressed. Pantoums are hard, like villanelles only more so.) Rachelboing @84: a sonnet on feet. Lumi the Valiant @85, "The Charge of the Boing Boingers," with muttered apologies to Tennyson. ELloyd74 @114 had the sleekest rhymes. TDawwg @113 argued with me, elegantly, in "A Poetickall Epistle Direckted at Our Moderator By Way of Metrickall Clarification." HKDailo @130 rapped, inventively. Jfaehnle @168, "Sex-Bot Villanelle; or, VW5yZXF1aXRlZCBMb3Zl.". Other notables achievements: Props to David Carroll @43, for constructing a crossword puzzle (and later, posting the solution). Props also to Shutz, at various points in the thread, for doing some real thinking about future games. As was only appropriate for a competition that started on 11/11, we got three notable pastiches of famous war poems: Mel Rodriguez @50 did Wilfred Owens' "Dulce et Decorum Est"; Jazzbo @134 did John Gillespie Magee's "High Flier"; and TaoArt @150 did John McCrae's "In Flanders Fields." Some of the best poems in the thread were written by first-time commenters. I don't yet have a complete list of them, so I'll put that in the comment thread. Kieran O'Neill @142, "Your country's gender disjunction," was the best poem written as a comment in a current thread. Second place in that category goes to MXJohnson @132 for From "Your shoe is jacked into my eye" and "Call to makers: woman wants webcam to replace lost eye". Oskar @33 is to be commended for his presentation, and his attitude. Entertaining your readers by showing off really well is at the heart of the game. Triscuit @72 wrote the best haiku. Foetusnail @187 wins for Most Improved. Second place for Most Improved: JanusNode @151, "Ode to Boing Boing." Frazbin @202, for the tidiest poem on the least hygienic subject. MinTphresh @91 and @183, for spiritual truth. Other poems that a different judge might have scored higher: TangoBrain @152, "Encryptus." :: Chriziem @141, Chriziem @141, "Steampunk Elegy." :: Jmanooch @167, "Carousel: On a Reading of Boing Boing." :: Aila @158, "Guerrilla Gardener." :: MFGG @48, a panegyric sonnet. :: CK @87, who is funny and accurate. :: Mr. Orion @104, who is also fun to read, and would undoubtedly have scored higher if he'd labeled his work as a haiku sequence rather than a series of one-offs. :: Deviant @107's heroic quatrains about a boy and his sexbot making a stand against the zombie apocalypse. :: Boba Fett Diop @111 doing Lucas via Homer via Richmond Lattimore. :: WillAlex @173, a zombie sonnet. :: Met Ower @131, "Lurker Lament."... http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/cyberpunk/poetry-goes-boing-20081120127.htm 2008-11-24T15:36:37Z 2008-11-24T15:36:37Z Boingboing.Net http://www.boingboing.net/2008/11/24/poetry-goes-boing.html Poetry goes Boing! {new window}   Www.Boingboing.Net - The poetry competition announced in We can has games has been a huge success. We must have more of these, and soon. The game this time was to write verse poetry about one or more recurrent Boing Boing obsessions, with the winner to receive a Gears of War 2 Special Edition Zune 120 GB. Readers responded with a thread over two hundred messages long that's full of charming, surprising, and even impressive poetry. And if you don't read the whole thing, you have only yourself to blame. Picking the winner was tough. At great effort and expense, I brought in the head of the science fiction line at the world's largest English-language science fiction publishing house to help me judge it, but it was still hard to narrow the choice down to a single poem. Nevertheless ? (picks up envelope) ? the winner is: SpatulaLilacs @41, "Sestina of a Reluctant Copyfighter." Which, O my word, is a rigidly formal sestina that maintains both natural language and perfect iambic pentameter while developing a coherent argument about copyright issues. That's something you don't see every day. Sestina of a Reluctant Copyfighter I download stuff. Not all of it is "free" -- Or meant to be, at least. But people share. It's all right if you take what I create. I'd never copy-shackle my own art. I have a hankering for the obscure, And I will stay obscure as well, by rights. I know, of course, i haven't got the right: no "information-wanting-to-be-free" or any other jargon can obscure the fact that when we, as we put it, "share," we replicate another person's art. Are copies something I should not create? But in the past, we couldn't just create; the learnéd men who scribbled out our rights did not foresee this replicable art, which makes another of itself for free. And if they did, why tell us not to share? Conspiracy? Some purpose more obscure? I know, the artist's needs are not "obscure." But I don't see the people who create receiving, from the middle-man, their share -- they've all too often signed away their rights, and found themselves endeavoring for free to do a deed that's less and less an art. But certainly this isn't all of art; just most of art that isn't so obscure. The margins (blesséd margins!) leave you free, uncensored and unhindered, to create. But on the margin, who protects your rights? Forget your rights. Embrace your fanbase. Share. If just a thousand, seeing that you share, decide they love you and they love your art, then you won't need to sweat about your rights. You can be happy, healthy, and obscure, as long as you remember to create at least a couple things that aren't free. So free your mind before you grab your share. Don't litigate, just go create some art! And let the lawyers sort obscurer rights. The top ten other poems from the thread, not in order of merit: JustKristin @28, "We heard a crunch before it died." Emily Dickinson does tech support. (You should get a look at Kristin's other pastiches. She has a fine ear.) Olof @29: Boing Boing does Jabberwock, or possibly Jabberwock does Boing Boing. Cloudform @74, "Annabel LED." A popular favorite, and definitely one of the poems that made it hard to pick a single winner. Madeley @80, "Web Zen." A small but very cute pantoum. (Note: Be impressed. Pantoums are hard, like villanelles only more so.) Rachelboing @84: a sonnet on feet. Lumi the Valiant @85, "The Charge of the Boing Boingers," with muttered apologies to Tennyson. ELloyd74 @114 had the sleekest rhymes. TDawwg @113 argued with me, elegantly, in "A Poetickall Epistle Direckted at Our Moderator By Way of Metrickall Clarification." HKDailo @130 rapped, inventively. Jfaehnle @168, "Sex-Bot Villanelle; or, VW5yZXF1aXRlZCBMb3Zl.". Other notables achievements: Props to David Carroll @43, for constructing a crossword puzzle (and later, posting the solution). Props also to Shutz, at various points in the thread, for doing some real thinking about future games. As was only appropriate for a competition that started on 11/11, we got three notable pastiches of famous war poems: Mel Rodriguez @50 did Wilfred Owens' "Dulce et Decorum Est"; Jazzbo @134 did John Gillespie Magee's "High Flier"; and TaoArt @150 did John McCrae's "In Flanders Fields." Some of the best poems in the thread were written by first-time commenters. I don't yet have a complete list of them, so I'll put that in the comment thread. Kieran O'Neill @142, "Your country's gender disjunction," was the best poem written as a comment in a current thread. Second place in that category goes to MXJohnson @132 for From "Your shoe is jacked into my eye" and "Call to makers: woman wants webcam to replace lost eye". Oskar @33 is to be commended for his presentation, and his attitude. Entertaining your readers by showing off really well is at the heart of the game. Triscuit @72 wrote the best haiku. Foetusnail @187 wins for Most Improved. Second place for Most Improved: JanusNode @151, "Ode to Boing Boing." Frazbin @202, for the tidiest poem on the least hygienic subject. MinTphresh @91 and @183, for spiritual truth. Other poems that a different judge might have scored higher: TangoBrain @152, "Encryptus." :: Chriziem @141, Chriziem @141, "Steampunk Elegy." :: Jmanooch @167, "Carousel: On a Reading of Boing Boing." :: Aila @158, "Guerrilla Gardener." :: MFGG @48, a panegyric sonnet. :: CK @87, who is funny and accurate. :: Mr. Orion @104, who is also fun to read, and would undoubtedly have scored higher if he'd labeled his work as a haiku sequence rather than a series of one-offs. :: Deviant @107's heroic quatrains about a boy and his sexbot making a stand against the zombie apocalypse. :: Boba Fett Diop @111 doing Lucas via Homer via Richmond Lattimore. :: WillAlex @173, a zombie sonnet. :: Met Ower @131, "Lurker Lament."...
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Charming 4 BD, 2 BA near I-80/ 680 Corridor (fairfield / vacaville) $2100 4bd 4 bedroom 2 bath single story. 1430 sf. 2 car garage. Roomy floorplan with vaulted ceilings in living, dining, and master BD. Fireplace in living. Washer/ Dryer included. Spacious backyard with orange trees. Home is situated in a convenient location...20 minutes from Concord, Napa, or Vacaville. Short walk to Cordelia Hills Elementary, Green Valley Middle School, and short drive to Rodriguez High School. Available within 2 weeks notice. No pets or smokers. $2100/month. 1st plus $2100 deposit up front. Call Theo... 510.734.4949 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/charming-4-bd-2-ba-near-i-80-680-corridor-fairfield-20081125823.htm 2008-11-24T06:19:36Z 2008-11-24T06:19:36Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/apa/931760274.html Charming 4 BD, 2 BA near I-80/ 680 Corridor (fairfield / vacaville) $2100 4bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - 4 bedroom 2 bath single story. 1430 sf. 2 car garage. Roomy floorplan with vaulted ceilings in living, dining, and master BD. Fireplace in living. Washer/ Dryer included. Spacious backyard with orange trees. Home is situated in a convenient location...20 minutes from Concord, Napa, or Vacaville. Short walk to Cordelia Hills Elementary, Green Valley Middle School, and short drive to Rodriguez High School. Available within 2 weeks notice. No pets or smokers. $2100/month. 1st plus $2100 deposit up front. Call Theo... 510.734.4949
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - New Construction- Bayview Condos, EZ T-Line {photos} 415-725-7458 (bayview) $2350 3bd  «§  J.WAVRO ASSOCIATES   §»     Keith Rodriguez  ~  415-725-7458 Keith Rodriguez Agent415-725-7458kr@jwavro.com Interior Living room Bedroom Click Image To Enlarge - for more photos please visit our website   Sunny, beautiful new Bayview condos on the T-Line (3rd Street) Maple hardwood floors throughout Gourmet kitchen with honed black marble counters and stainless steel appliances Radiant floor heating, washer/dryer in unit, alarm systems Huge shared patio with tables and heat lamps Water, garbage and heating included Garage parking for one car per unit Pets negotiable There are currently several apartments for rent, ranging in price from $2300-$2450, all 3-bedroom, 2-bath units.  Photos shown are of the model unit listing for $2350.These units are located on the corner of 3rd Street and Kirkwood in the Bayview District.  The T-Line (3rd Street) connects to the Cal Train station at 22 Street and Pennsylvania or take directly downtown.Area attractions include Flora Grubb, a new cafe in a beautiful garden nursery.         Rent: $2,350 Utils. Included: Water & Garbage Bed / Bath: 3/2 Lease Term: 1 Year Unit Type: Condo Kitchen Type: Gourmet Pets: Negotiable Stove: Gas View: Street Flooring: Hardwood Outside Area: Common Fireplace: No Window Coverings: None Laundry: In Unit Parking: GarageParking Fee: Included         Unit Amenities: Maple wood floors, gourmet kitchen Keith Rodriguez ~ 415-725-7458 ~ Call for an appointment or email kr@jwavro.com if emailing, please copy the following into the subject line: Interested in New Construction, All Hardwood - Bayview Condos, EZ T-Line, 3993 Content and Images © 2008 J.Wavro Associates www.jwavro.com --- CA DRE # 01810008   http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/new-construction-bayview-condos-ez-t-line-photos-20081120710.htm 2008-11-12T06:33:16Z 2008-11-12T06:33:16Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/915695636.html New Construction- Bayview Condos, EZ T-Line {photos} 415-725-7458 (bayview) $2350 3bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org -  «§  J.WAVRO ASSOCIATES   §»     Keith Rodriguez  ~  415-725-7458 Keith Rodriguez Agent415-725-7458kr@jwavro.com Interior Living room Bedroom Click Image To Enlarge - for more photos please visit our website   Sunny, beautiful new Bayview condos on the T-Line (3rd Street) Maple hardwood floors throughout Gourmet kitchen with honed black marble counters and stainless steel appliances Radiant floor heating, washer/dryer in unit, alarm systems Huge shared patio with tables and heat lamps Water, garbage and heating included Garage parking for one car per unit Pets negotiable There are currently several apartments for rent, ranging in price from $2300-$2450, all 3-bedroom, 2-bath units.  Photos shown are of the model unit listing for $2350.These units are located on the corner of 3rd Street and Kirkwood in the Bayview District.  The T-Line (3rd Street) connects to the Cal Train station at 22 Street and Pennsylvania or take directly downtown.Area attractions include Flora Grubb, a new cafe in a beautiful garden nursery.         Rent: $2,350 Utils. Included: Water & Garbage Bed / Bath: 3/2 Lease Term: 1 Year Unit Type: Condo Kitchen Type: Gourmet Pets: Negotiable Stove: Gas View: Street Flooring: Hardwood Outside Area: Common Fireplace: No Window Coverings: None Laundry: In Unit Parking: GarageParking Fee: Included         Unit Amenities: Maple wood floors, gourmet kitchen Keith Rodriguez ~ 415-725-7458 ~ Call for an appointment or email kr@jwavro.com if emailing, please copy the following into the subject line: Interested in New Construction, All Hardwood - Bayview Condos, EZ T-Line, 3993 Content and Images © 2008 J.Wavro Associates www.jwavro.com --- CA DRE # 01810008  
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Outer Mission/Daly City Remodeled 3bd/2ba {photos} 415-725-7458 (excelsior / outer mission) $2300 3bd  «§  J.WAVRO ASSOCIATES   §»     Keith Rodriguez  ~  415-725-7458 Keith Rodriguez Agent415-725-7458kr@jwavro.com     Click Image To Enlarge - for more photos please visit our website     Newly remodeled 3 bed/2 bath Outer Mission/Daly City apartment  with new kitchen with granite counters, hardwood floors throughout,  washer/dryer hook-ups and large shared patio. Garage parking for $150.         Rent: $2,300 Utils. Included: Water & Garbage Bed / Bath: 3/2 Lease Term: 1 Year Unit Type: Apartment Kitchen Type: Remodeled Pets: N Stove: Gas View: City Flooring: Hardwood & Tile Outside Area: Patio Fireplace: No Window Coverings: Blinds Laundry: Hookups In Building Parking: GarageParking Fee:$150         Unit Amenities: Remodeled Kitchen and bathrooms, huge shared patio Keith Rodriguez ~ 415-725-7458 ~ Call for an appointment or email kr@jwavro.com if emailing, please copy the following into the subject line: Interested in Outer Mission/Daly City Remodeled 3bd/2ba, 4487 Content and Images © 2008 J.Wavro Associates www.jwavro.com --- CA DRE # 01810008   http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/outer-mission-daly-city-remodeled-3bd-2ba-photos-20081154214.htm 2008-11-12T06:33:04Z 2008-11-12T06:33:04Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/915693691.html Outer Mission/Daly City Remodeled 3bd/2ba {photos} 415-725-7458 (excelsior / outer mission) $2300 3bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org -  «§  J.WAVRO ASSOCIATES   §»     Keith Rodriguez  ~  415-725-7458 Keith Rodriguez Agent415-725-7458kr@jwavro.com     Click Image To Enlarge - for more photos please visit our website     Newly remodeled 3 bed/2 bath Outer Mission/Daly City apartment  with new kitchen with granite counters, hardwood floors throughout,  washer/dryer hook-ups and large shared patio. Garage parking for $150.         Rent: $2,300 Utils. Included: Water & Garbage Bed / Bath: 3/2 Lease Term: 1 Year Unit Type: Apartment Kitchen Type: Remodeled Pets: N Stove: Gas View: City Flooring: Hardwood & Tile Outside Area: Patio Fireplace: No Window Coverings: Blinds Laundry: Hookups In Building Parking: GarageParking Fee:$150         Unit Amenities: Remodeled Kitchen and bathrooms, huge shared patio Keith Rodriguez ~ 415-725-7458 ~ Call for an appointment or email kr@jwavro.com if emailing, please copy the following into the subject line: Interested in Outer Mission/Daly City Remodeled 3bd/2ba, 4487 Content and Images © 2008 J.Wavro Associates www.jwavro.com --- CA DRE # 01810008  
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]]> {NEWS} - Liverpool 1-1 Atletico Madrid Steven Gerrard rescues Liverpool with a late penalty after Maxi Rodriguez's opener had looked set to a win for Atletico Madrid. http://articles.world-of-newave.info/news/liverpool-1-1-atletico-madrid-2008111179.htm 2008-11-04T21:43:46Z 2008-11-04T21:43:46Z News.Bbc.Co.Uk http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/7697235.stm Liverpool 1-1 Atletico Madrid {new window}   News.Bbc.Co.Uk - Steven Gerrard rescues Liverpool with a late penalty after Maxi Rodriguez's opener had looked set to a win for Atletico Madrid.
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]]> {EUROPE > NEWS AND MEDIA} - Liverpool 1-1 Atletico Madrid Steven Gerrard rescues Liverpool with a late penalty after Maxi Rodriguez's opener had looked set to a win for Atletico Madrid. http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/europe/united-kingdom/news-and-media/liverpool-1-1-atletico-madrid-20081147211.htm 2008-11-04T21:43:46Z 2008-11-04T21:43:46Z News.Bbc.Co.Uk http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/7697235.stm Liverpool 1-1 Atletico Madrid {new window}   News.Bbc.Co.Uk - Steven Gerrard rescues Liverpool with a late penalty after Maxi Rodriguez's opener had looked set to a win for Atletico Madrid.
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]]> {NEWS > BREAKING NEWS} - Playlist: Razor-Toothed Monsters, White Whine, Gorgeous Graphics : Terrifying pteranodons, 20-foot bugs, bus-sized crocodilians, and countless other razor-toothed monsters terrorize London in the first season of this popular BBC America show, out on DVD in November. When time portals open up around town and spew out the ravenous creatures, it's up to paleontologist Nick Cutter and his team to figure out how to keep them at bay. With surprisingly realistic CG (and a few dodoes for good measure), it's campy in that good Dr. Who way. We hope they hire a physicist next season — after all, zoologists aren't qualified to manage rips in the fabric of spacetime.: Like the sardonic, self-hating cousin of the already sardonic and self-hating Stuff White People Like, White Whine is a daily blog that airs the absurd gripes of the down-but-far-from-out (upper-middle-class vanilla beans). Wired faves include numbers 268: "Um, it's Tuesday and the This American Life podcast hasn't updated yet. Hellooo?" and 276: "I need a day to catch up on my sleep after vacation.": Being the designated restaurant picker is a pain. Let this free iPhone app do the work for you. Find your location via GPS, lock in a cuisine and price range (or don't), and shake the phone to spin the slot-machine-like wheels. An eatery'll pop up, with reviews and maps. It's not exactly democratic, but at least you can blame fate if Murray's Curry doesn't please every palate.: The best way to make a good movie blog great: a stellar soundtrack. The Playlist (no relation) not only posts newsy bits about the tunes in films, like how Omar Rodriguez-Lopez of the Mars Volta worked the score for The Burning Plain, but also features playlists inspired by directors like Spike Jonze, Miranda July, and Cameron Crowe. Downloading a list may be the equivalent of sneaking a camcorder into a megaplex, but it's worth the risk of ejection by your ISP's usher.: Chuck Lewis (aka Mo Serious) started composing Web strategy rhymes while working at Pop Labs, an online marketing firm. A year after he YouTubed jams like "Design Coding" and "Social Media Addiction" ("I'm online for hours, addicted to the power / 10 tabs open on a Firefox browser"), Lewis has garnered more than 350,000 views. Keyword up!: PBS chronicles the rise and fall of Fermilab, which houses the world's second-largest particle accelerator (damn you, LHC!). The documentary focuses on the lab's physicists, who have spent the past three decades searching for that elusive particle known as the Higgs boson. Set your DVR if only to watch Phil Donahue circa 1979 attempt to discuss high-energy theoretical physics with the director of the lab and an audience of housewives.: In the past year, Grant Achatz beat tongue cancer and was dubbed best chef by the James Beard Foundation. In his first cookbook, named after his Chicago restaurant, 100 recipes and 600 photos reveal the secrets behind his high tech haute cuisine, while a series of essays (including one by Wired senior editor Mark McClusky) explore his creative process and influence in the culinary world.: Who's Gav Daragon?1 What's a Yuuzhan Vong?2 Star Wars continuity cop Leland Chee ("Master of the Universe," issue 16.09) isn't always available, so where do you turn? Wookieepedia? It's about as reliable as Admiral Ozzel. Don't fret. Just nab the latest edition of the official Star Wars encyclopedia. This first revision in 10 years has expanded to three obscurity-packed volumes that will answer queries faster than you can say "Borz'Mat'oh the Duinuogwuin."3 1. A human hyperspace explorer who was attuned to the Force but was captured and corrupted by the ancient Sith empire. 2. A race of religious, heavily tattooed creatures who resemble tall, bald, heavyset humans (think: Telly Savalas). 3. A philosopher of the Duinuogwuin — a winged, serpentine species — who founded the University of Coruscant.: Cult hit MST3K launched in 1988 from a warehouse in suburban Minneapolis. For nearly 200 episodes, Tom Servo, Crow T. Robot, and captive human Joel Robinson (later Mike Nelson) inhabited the Satellite of Love, skewered B movies, and burrowed deep into America's pop subconscious. Journey through 20 years of snark with a boxed set featuring four previously unreleased episodes, a bonus reunion disc, and — best of all — a Crow figurine based on a 3-D laser scan of the original prop.: What's the only thing better than lots of information? Lots of visualized information. In this must-have tome for graphic designers, self-styled Excel gurus, and data-loving geeks, publisher Gestalten has curated a lush 256-page collection of the best diagrams ever. From this doughnut pie chart (illustrating — what else? — doughnut sales) to tattooed depictions of reproductive biology, Data Flow gives new meaning to the words chart and graph. http://articles.world-of-newave.info/news/breaking-news/playlist-razor-toothed-monsters-white-whine-gorgeous-20081096434.htm 2008-10-31T04:00:00Z 2008-10-31T04:00:00Z Wired.Com http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/multimedia/2008/10/pl_playlist Playlist: Razor-Toothed Monsters, White Whine, Gorgeous Graphics {new window}   Www.Wired.Com - : Terrifying pteranodons, 20-foot bugs, bus-sized crocodilians, and countless other razor-toothed monsters terrorize London in the first season of this popular BBC America show, out on DVD in November. When time portals open up around town and spew out the ravenous creatures, it's up to paleontologist Nick Cutter and his team to figure out how to keep them at bay. With surprisingly realistic CG (and a few dodoes for good measure), it's campy in that good Dr. Who way. We hope they hire a physicist next season — after all, zoologists aren't qualified to manage rips in the fabric of spacetime.: Like the sardonic, self-hating cousin of the already sardonic and self-hating Stuff White People Like, White Whine is a daily blog that airs the absurd gripes of the down-but-far-from-out (upper-middle-class vanilla beans). Wired faves include numbers 268: "Um, it's Tuesday and the This American Life podcast hasn't updated yet. Hellooo?" and 276: "I need a day to catch up on my sleep after vacation.": Being the designated restaurant picker is a pain. Let this free iPhone app do the work for you. Find your location via GPS, lock in a cuisine and price range (or don't), and shake the phone to spin the slot-machine-like wheels. An eatery'll pop up, with reviews and maps. It's not exactly democratic, but at least you can blame fate if Murray's Curry doesn't please every palate.: The best way to make a good movie blog great: a stellar soundtrack. The Playlist (no relation) not only posts newsy bits about the tunes in films, like how Omar Rodriguez-Lopez of the Mars Volta worked the score for The Burning Plain, but also features playlists inspired by directors like Spike Jonze, Miranda July, and Cameron Crowe. Downloading a list may be the equivalent of sneaking a camcorder into a megaplex, but it's worth the risk of ejection by your ISP's usher.: Chuck Lewis (aka Mo Serious) started composing Web strategy rhymes while working at Pop Labs, an online marketing firm. A year after he YouTubed jams like "Design Coding" and "Social Media Addiction" ("I'm online for hours, addicted to the power / 10 tabs open on a Firefox browser"), Lewis has garnered more than 350,000 views. Keyword up!: PBS chronicles the rise and fall of Fermilab, which houses the world's second-largest particle accelerator (damn you, LHC!). The documentary focuses on the lab's physicists, who have spent the past three decades searching for that elusive particle known as the Higgs boson. Set your DVR if only to watch Phil Donahue circa 1979 attempt to discuss high-energy theoretical physics with the director of the lab and an audience of housewives.: In the past year, Grant Achatz beat tongue cancer and was dubbed best chef by the James Beard Foundation. In his first cookbook, named after his Chicago restaurant, 100 recipes and 600 photos reveal the secrets behind his high tech haute cuisine, while a series of essays (including one by Wired senior editor Mark McClusky) explore his creative process and influence in the culinary world.: Who's Gav Daragon?1 What's a Yuuzhan Vong?2 Star Wars continuity cop Leland Chee ("Master of the Universe," issue 16.09) isn't always available, so where do you turn? Wookieepedia? It's about as reliable as Admiral Ozzel. Don't fret. Just nab the latest edition of the official Star Wars encyclopedia. This first revision in 10 years has expanded to three obscurity-packed volumes that will answer queries faster than you can say "Borz'Mat'oh the Duinuogwuin."3 1. A human hyperspace explorer who was attuned to the Force but was captured and corrupted by the ancient Sith empire. 2. A race of religious, heavily tattooed creatures who resemble tall, bald, heavyset humans (think: Telly Savalas). 3. A philosopher of the Duinuogwuin — a winged, serpentine species — who founded the University of Coruscant.: Cult hit MST3K launched in 1988 from a warehouse in suburban Minneapolis. For nearly 200 episodes, Tom Servo, Crow T. Robot, and captive human Joel Robinson (later Mike Nelson) inhabited the Satellite of Love, skewered B movies, and burrowed deep into America's pop subconscious. Journey through 20 years of snark with a boxed set featuring four previously unreleased episodes, a bonus reunion disc, and — best of all — a Crow figurine based on a 3-D laser scan of the original prop.: What's the only thing better than lots of information? Lots of visualized information. In this must-have tome for graphic designers, self-styled Excel gurus, and data-loving geeks, publisher Gestalten has curated a lush 256-page collection of the best diagrams ever. From this doughnut pie chart (illustrating — what else? — doughnut sales) to tattooed depictions of reproductive biology, Data Flow gives new meaning to the words chart and graph.
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Luxury condominium in Polk Gulch {photos} 415-725-7458 (downtown / civic / van ness) $1800 1bd «§  J.WAVRO ASSOCIATES   §» Keith Rodriguez  ~  415-725-7458 Keith Rodriguez Agent415-725-7458kr@jwavro.com Building Living Room Kitchen   Click Image To Enlarge - for more photos please visit our website   Tasteful finishes in brand new luxury building in the Polk Gulch area.- Large 1 bedroom 1 bath in new building ~  Common courtyard~  Floor to ceiling windows~  Select homes with views outdoor terrace, or office area~  Hardwood flooring~  Stainless steel appliances- washer/dryer in unit-Pets OKOccupant must be 55 or over.  Off Polk St. Between Pine and Bush. Parking available in building for $300 and next door for $175.         Rent: $1,800 Utils. Included: Water & Garbage Bed / Bath: 1/1 Lease Term: 1 Year Unit Type: Condo Kitchen Type: Gourmet Pets: Negotiable Stove: Gas View: City Flooring: Hardwood & Carpet Outside Area: Balcony Fireplace: No Window Coverings: None Laundry: In Unit Parking: Parking Lot NearbyParking Fee:$300         Unit Amenities: Elevator, Close to downtown, views Keith Rodriguez ~ 415-725-7458 ~ Call for an appointment or email kr@jwavro.com if emailing, please copy the following into the subject line: Interested in Luxury condominium in brand new building-Polk Gulch, 3209 Content and Images © 2008 J.Wavro Associates www.jwavro.com --- CA DRE # 01810008   http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/luxury-condominium-in-polk-gulch-photos-415-725-2008109318.htm 2008-10-12T08:03:13Z 2008-10-12T08:03:13Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/875925698.html Luxury condominium in Polk Gulch {photos} 415-725-7458 (downtown / civic / van ness) $1800 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - «§  J.WAVRO ASSOCIATES   §» Keith Rodriguez  ~  415-725-7458 Keith Rodriguez Agent415-725-7458kr@jwavro.com Building Living Room Kitchen   Click Image To Enlarge - for more photos please visit our website   Tasteful finishes in brand new luxury building in the Polk Gulch area.- Large 1 bedroom 1 bath in new building ~  Common courtyard~  Floor to ceiling windows~  Select homes with views outdoor terrace, or office area~  Hardwood flooring~  Stainless steel appliances- washer/dryer in unit-Pets OKOccupant must be 55 or over.  Off Polk St. Between Pine and Bush. Parking available in building for $300 and next door for $175.         Rent: $1,800 Utils. Included: Water & Garbage Bed / Bath: 1/1 Lease Term: 1 Year Unit Type: Condo Kitchen Type: Gourmet Pets: Negotiable Stove: Gas View: City Flooring: Hardwood & Carpet Outside Area: Balcony Fireplace: No Window Coverings: None Laundry: In Unit Parking: Parking Lot NearbyParking Fee:$300         Unit Amenities: Elevator, Close to downtown, views Keith Rodriguez ~ 415-725-7458 ~ Call for an appointment or email kr@jwavro.com if emailing, please copy the following into the subject line: Interested in Luxury condominium in brand new building-Polk Gulch, 3209 Content and Images © 2008 J.Wavro Associates www.jwavro.com --- CA DRE # 01810008  
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Plush condo on Valencia Street! {photos} 415-725-7458 (mission district) $2750 2bd «§  J.WAVRO ASSOCIATES   §» Keith Rodriguez  ~  415-725-7458 Keith Rodriguez Agent415-725-7458kr@jwavro.com Kitchen Master Bedroom Roof Deck   Click Image To Enlarge - for more photos please visit our website   All new construction, beautiful two bedrooms and two baths, hardwood floors (carpet in bedrooms), gas fireplace, small private patio, gourmet kitchens, washer/dryer in unit and open floorplans perfect for comfortable living and entertaining.  Roof deck, shared courtyard, 1 car garage parking and bicycle storage included!  View additional photos on the J. Wavro website.Located just south of Cesar Chavez, where Valencia and Mission streets meet.  Close to Hwy. 101 and Hwy. 280, easy walk to BART, Muni at your doorstep, shopping, really good food, nightlife and more!         Rent: $2,750 Utils. Included: Water & Garbage Bed / Bath: 2/2 Lease Term: 6 Month Unit Type: Condo Kitchen Type: Gourmet Pets: N Stove: Gas View: City Flooring: Hardwood & Carpet Outside Area: Patio Fireplace: Yes Window Coverings: Blinds Laundry: In Unit Parking: GarageParking Fee: Included         Unit Amenities: Lux Mission Apartments! Keith Rodriguez ~ 415-725-7458 ~ Call for an appointment or email kr@jwavro.com if emailing, please copy the following into the subject line: Interested in Plush condo on Valencia Street!, 2365 Content and Images © 2008 J.Wavro Associates www.jwavro.com --- CA DRE # 01810008   http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/plush-condo-on-valencia-street-photos-415-725-7458-20081037714.htm 2008-10-12T07:48:05Z 2008-10-12T07:48:05Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/875924163.html Plush condo on Valencia Street! {photos} 415-725-7458 (mission district) $2750 2bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - «§  J.WAVRO ASSOCIATES   §» Keith Rodriguez  ~  415-725-7458 Keith Rodriguez Agent415-725-7458kr@jwavro.com Kitchen Master Bedroom Roof Deck   Click Image To Enlarge - for more photos please visit our website   All new construction, beautiful two bedrooms and two baths, hardwood floors (carpet in bedrooms), gas fireplace, small private patio, gourmet kitchens, washer/dryer in unit and open floorplans perfect for comfortable living and entertaining.  Roof deck, shared courtyard, 1 car garage parking and bicycle storage included!  View additional photos on the J. Wavro website.Located just south of Cesar Chavez, where Valencia and Mission streets meet.  Close to Hwy. 101 and Hwy. 280, easy walk to BART, Muni at your doorstep, shopping, really good food, nightlife and more!         Rent: $2,750 Utils. Included: Water & Garbage Bed / Bath: 2/2 Lease Term: 6 Month Unit Type: Condo Kitchen Type: Gourmet Pets: N Stove: Gas View: City Flooring: Hardwood & Carpet Outside Area: Patio Fireplace: Yes Window Coverings: Blinds Laundry: In Unit Parking: GarageParking Fee: Included         Unit Amenities: Lux Mission Apartments! Keith Rodriguez ~ 415-725-7458 ~ Call for an appointment or email kr@jwavro.com if emailing, please copy the following into the subject line: Interested in Plush condo on Valencia Street!, 2365 Content and Images © 2008 J.Wavro Associates www.jwavro.com --- CA DRE # 01810008  
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]]> {INTERNET > BLOGS} - Andy Rodriguez on Affiliate Marketing Basics for Merchants This session, Affiliate Marketing Basics for Merchants, took place Sunday, August 10, 2008 at Affiliate Summit East 2008. Session description: Overview of how to be an efficient and successful affiliate manager. Presenter: Andy Rodriguez, President, Andy Rodriguez Consulting Inc Affiliate Marketing Basics for Merchants View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: ase08 affsum) Affiliate Summit East 2008 audio is [...] http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/web-design-and-development/authoring/webmaster-resources/affiliate-programs/blogs/andy-rodriguez-on-affiliate-marketing-basics-for-20081093410.htm 2008-10-08T13:59:31Z 2008-10-08T13:59:31Z Blog.Affiliatetip.Com http://blog.affiliatetip.com/archives/andy-rodriguez-on-affiliate-marketing-basics-for-merchants/ Andy Rodriguez on Affiliate Marketing Basics for Merchants {new window}   Blog.Affiliatetip.Com - This session, Affiliate Marketing Basics for Merchants, took place Sunday, August 10, 2008 at Affiliate Summit East 2008. Session description: Overview of how to be an efficient and successful affiliate manager. Presenter: Andy Rodriguez, President, Andy Rodriguez Consulting Inc Affiliate Marketing Basics for Merchants View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: ase08 affsum) Affiliate Summit East 2008 audio is [...]
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