Monkeys and Carbombs

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The Throbbing Gristle Interview

Damn I've had a lot of TG stuff on here lately.

Hippie Glenn FTW

Healthy Popcorn Recipe from Glenn McElhose on Vimeo.

I have a feeling that I will be checking out Glenn's site dirtsalad on a regular basis.

On the topic of the video, I've loved nutritional yeast on popcorn for years (I can't remember who turned me on to nutritional yeast, but I love them for doing so). Also good on your popcorn is rosemary.

My Inner Gear Geek Has A Chubby

A Long Time Coming

I've told a very small number of people about this one, but I've slowly been adding content to it and wish to keep it a secret no more. I've been toying with the idea of a food blog for a long time now and just kept putting it off since I wasn't sure how to approach it. But I finally said fuck it and just decided to do it.

It will probably morph and change until it finds what it's meant to be, but until then it's merely a place where I'm posting some of the food I make and eat at home (and occasionally the recipes I've used/created/modified) if I think it's something that might useful to others.

And just like Monkeys, this site is going to look pretty bare bones and bland since I'm incredibly lazy about making these sites look interesting. I may suck up to one of my designer friends though and see if I can trade food for something to pretty up my tiny corners of teh interwebs.

One more thing, I'm not fond of the name I chose for the new blog, but everything else I could think of that was witty or food related was either taken or way too long to use as a site name. But I am open to suggestions.

Thee Gristlizer

I always thought this lovely beast of an effects unit was called a Gristle Box, but Gristlizer sounds way better. That unit created some wonderful noise as can be heard on the Puppy Gristle album from Skinny Puppy as well as several Download and Psychic TV songs.

Thee Gristlizer and effects units like this one make me really want to learn how to make this stuff. I need to stop just reading MAKE and actually starting making stuff.

If You Hear Me Howling Around Your Kitchen Door

My $3 halloween costume. It's pretty rad. However what's even more rad is Wil Wheaton's costume.

Display

Display is a new magazine created by my good friend and former co-worker Jenn and one of her friends. In their words "With emphasis on Canada's own grassroots design community, Display seeks to showcase the culture of design. By designers, for designers, Display is a platform for all things creative."

This first edition was just sent to the printer. Soon you can buy it, read it and love it. I know I will.

A Film About Happiness

Essential Books

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