24 May 2006
USB-stick
20 years of my art, hundreds of drawings, paintings, poems, animations and websites- all that goes easily on that little 1 GB -stick and leaves 80 % of space left... ?
Probably soon we can install the nessecary socket in our heads.
Quite a while I was busy in mind with rats. Because last summer we had some in our garden, I saw them playing in dawn, very cute jumping and boxing, but weired, because I wanted in fact kill them. Once in winter, I walked in the dark garage (electricity shortage) to my car, and a rat was fleeing and bumped against my shoe. So I doubted a bit that our quite small cat Sira could kill a rat and was searching for phrases in Google like: "cat fights rat", "enemy of rats" and so on. I did not find good answers on that question but a great website and a great book, so if you ever cross the rat problem, here are two tipps:
http://www.ratbehavior.org/rats.html
Rats : Observations on the History and Habitat of the City's Most Unwanted Inhabitants by Robert Sullivan Link to Amazon
Some more difficulties from world power politics ? Michael Petrou wrote a stunning article on the triangle of power Russia, America and Europe (China left out this time) and the role of little Georgia in the middle: Back to U.S.S.R
20 years of my art, hundreds of drawings, paintings, poems, animations and websites- all that goes easily on that little 1 GB -stick and leaves 80 % of space left... ?
Probably soon we can install the nessecary socket in our heads.
Quite a while I was busy in mind with rats. Because last summer we had some in our garden, I saw them playing in dawn, very cute jumping and boxing, but weired, because I wanted in fact kill them. Once in winter, I walked in the dark garage (electricity shortage) to my car, and a rat was fleeing and bumped against my shoe. So I doubted a bit that our quite small cat Sira could kill a rat and was searching for phrases in Google like: "cat fights rat", "enemy of rats" and so on. I did not find good answers on that question but a great website and a great book, so if you ever cross the rat problem, here are two tipps:
http://www.ratbehavior.org/rats.html
Rats : Observations on the History and Habitat of the City's Most Unwanted Inhabitants by Robert Sullivan Link to Amazon
Some more difficulties from world power politics ? Michael Petrou wrote a stunning article on the triangle of power Russia, America and Europe (China left out this time) and the role of little Georgia in the middle: Back to U.S.S.R
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