What an exciting show, if brinkmanship begins at home we made it happen here this night. Sometimes electricity is tricky and we get caught in the cross hairs. It doesn’t matter as the show is so much fun and the news, notes, quotes, and opening to closing acts rock harder than a meteorite shower.
-Lorin Tone was outstanding as a guest and he made his appearance in top form. An exhibiting not an exhibitionist artist, he exhibited his element of iron and held steady and with strength to his seat in the StudioDome.
-Harper Beresford, who has a PHD in fashion was fantastic as always and her word up is already in the PookyPedia. (Stay tuned for the first edition of that next year.) Harper is a well known blogger and evaluator of Second Life, if you don’t know Harper’s Bizarre you are truly missing out on something.
-Reslez Steeplechase made history when there were only 37 artists performing grid wide, and he sought to give them a wider voice in the matter. Now there are hundreds. His organization has given them a great framework for representation, and he gave us a really good grip on the information and knowledge that was headed his way.
-AgileBill Firehawk is very very smart. He is a techmaster and certainly knows his way around languages most of us only know letters too. He has our numbers so to speak. Really well read and incredibly diverse is his knowledge. And he is humble – his element is silver (Ag) as he lives in the shadow of Gold! Also quite poetic.
Here are the answers to this week’s show – as always for the questions please go to
http://the1stquestionblog.blogspot.com/
1) Michio Kaku
2) Queen’s University, Belfast Ireland
3) The Kardashev scale
4) Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
5) Stanford prison project
6) The Aerospace Corporation
7) Inspecting boats, oil and gas pipelines; patrolling ports and rivers; detecting environmental pollutants. in building mechanically-assisted prosthetic limbs.
8) The Mary Rose
9) Harvard and Northeastern
10) Isaac Asimov