Devorah Zealot Soodak, nee Deborah Ellen Soodak, aka Debbie Soodak, would like to share some of her favorite things with you. I love Google Doodles and I love Brancusi, so this is double fun to share. Please enjoy.
I always check out my referral stats. I got a search hit from www.google.co.uk and I noticed the doodle instead of the regular Google logo. Now you know I just had to go and check it out.
This is what I found. One of my favorite sculptors, Constantin Brâncuşi. So I decided to share it with you.
Those of you who follow me know that I am fascinated by the internet. I love to show it in various ways. So you'll get the screen shots, the screen scrapes, and links to the actual screens and live searches.
Here is a screen shot of the Google UK home screen with the Brancusi Google Doodle in all of its glory. Please don't forget to click the pics. They are all links. Please have fun.
I get such a huge kick out of how mangled the screens get when they get run through the blog template rather than the Google template. Don't forget to click!
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Aren't the pieces beautiful? Click the big pic to run the Google search. Please enjoy.
Please keep going. You know I always save something fun for the end.
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19 Feb 2011 ... Constantin Brancusi is the latest person to be celebrated with a Google Doodle - on the 135th anniversary of his birth.
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Google Doodle Honors Constantin Brancusi's 135th Birthday
19 Feb 2011 ... Google is celebrating what would've been the 135th birthday of Romanian sculptor Constantin Brancusi with a doodle that features seven of ...
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Constantin Brancusi [Romanian Abstract Sculptor, 1876-1957] Guide to pictures of works by Constantin Brancusi in art museum sites and image archives ...
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Constantin Brancusi Works and Biography - Guggenheim
Biography and works from the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.
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So, you see, I'm not all about doom and gloom. Life is beautiful. That's why I keep going.
Baruch Hashem. Hoshia na.
Devorah Zealot Soodak, née Deborah Ellen Soodak, aka Debbie Soodak
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Posted by: Devorah Zealot Soodak | Saturday, 19 February 2011 at 11:53
Hi Zealot,
I got cited in the late-1970's for the bookcover featuring Constantin Brancusi's work of art "Princess X" (1916): http://jahsonic.wordpress.com/2007/12/26/icons-of-erotic-art-9/
The word "Erotic" didn't help either. Sentor Briggs didn't get to burn it, so I think I still have it in a pile somewhere.
The works of Herman Makkink cause trouble too, even in San Francisco.
Lots of Love,
Tadzio
Posted by: Tadzio | Monday, 21 February 2011 at 06:54
Tadzio,
What do you mean by "I got cited." Am I missing something really obvious? I can't figure out what you mean. Please explain.
John Briggs was a charming fellow. So tolerant. So open minded. Why do people think they have the right to tell other people how to live? All these advocates for smaller government really need to stay out of our bedrooms and our bodies.
The princess is here in Philadelphia! That means I can go visit her. It's a small world.
Do you mean this Herman Makkink? The Rocking Machine isn't terribly subtle. Some of his pieces are quite interesting. It's art for god's sake. People should really grow up.
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Posted by: Devorah Zealot Soodak | Tuesday, 22 February 2011 at 17:25
Tadzio,
I found an article about one of our favorite subjects: the over-diagnosis of Alzheimer's. It's nice to be vindicated, isn't it. It's nice to see that someone finally has put out the facts about a major league duh!
Autopsies Reveal Alzheimer's Often Misdiagnosed
It seems that the Boomers aren't the Alheimer's generation after all. Let's see if doctors make any changes in light of these revelations of the obvious. Greed and laziness are pretty powerful motivations.
Baruch Hashem. Hoshia na.
Lots of Love,
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Posted by: Devorah Zealot Soodak | Thursday, 24 February 2011 at 13:09
Tadzio,
A New York Times editorial about Clever Hans! It's a nice story. Please enjoy it.
Better luck posting next time. I miss you on the blog. Write soon.
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Posted by: Devorah Zealot Soodak | Saturday, 26 February 2011 at 08:32
Hi Zealot,
I tried to post this earlier on your blog, but only the preview was working, and it was jamming at the post.
Carrying the book in public was prohibited by the two main citizen's patrols, both the religious public moralists, and the feminist public moralists. The public discord always violates the peace, and results in action against the work to be hidden. The latest "smut" flap I've heard of in Northern California, is that "Cosmopolitan" magazine covers have to be blocked off from public view with a shield to protect people from inadvertently viewing such "questionables". The earliest "smut" flap I remember was in the late 50's, when a city in Colorado outlawed women wearing slacks, and the local churches protesting the movie "Boy Upon A Dolphin" because Sophia Loren's wet blouse was too revealing for "good moral taste" (now, the antiquity is probably held as porn).
In Santa Cruz County, California in the late 70's, the militant feminists had the loudest voice, with plenty of references to Susan Brownmiller, Andrea Dworkin, to most frequent exchanges about the level of Marcia Womangold's exchange with Tom Snyder.
http://books.google.com/books?id=Bz_x37RSSqIC&pg=PA76&dq=brownmiller+Kubrick+Webster&hl=en&ei=MX1rTd7XIc62twfDhbHmAg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CCwQ6AEwAA#v=snippet&q=%20men%20male%20Alex%20&f=false
Brownmiller page 76, Makkink's sculpture page 77, misogyny page 78,
http://books.google.com/books?id=4UO632h9sgwC&printsec=frontcover&dq=Venus+Steiner&hl=en&ei=wYBrTYrFC4KosAO79eSmBA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CDUQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=Princess%20X%20Dworkin&f=false
Princess X, Dworkin,
Herman Makkink is overlapped with the furor involving "A Clockwork Orange", and the also fictional "The Ludovico Technique" from the corruption of Pavlovian and Skinnerian Conditioning (and now, "kindling" of the Limbic System as an "ingraining of conditioning" and the development of an "irritative zone" versus the "epileptogenic zone" for epileptic seizures). My main interest there is if strong aversive conditioning can cause "epileptogenesis", "triggering", or stopping, of epileptic seizures, and how often such conditioning is labeled PNES, or other misleading labeled DSM entries. Then in the movie, could the results of the Ludovico technique be misidentified as strong visceral simple partial attacks of PNES (if the director decides that the EEG comes back "normal")???
Fairly simple conditioning tricks seem to be moderately successful for me with post-ictal phenomena, a little less with pre-ictal, and next to none with the ictus.
Lots of Love,
Tadzio
http://books.google.com/books?id=3ZktoDp7tZoC&pg=PA1791&lpg=PA1791&dq=irritative+zone+definition&source=bl&ots=WFMh3Rd2QZ&sig=x1S-xL89IiIRz0VL64JZ-P93gvc&hl=en&ei=pjJmTcyoHpC4sAPG4snrBA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CDAQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=irritative%20zone%20definition&f=false
Posted by: Tadzio | Monday, 28 February 2011 at 06:26
Tadzio,
I've noticed flaky behavior with the comments on my blog if I momentarily lose connectivity. I get an error message about not being able to accept data. This could be what happened to you because of your flaky power supply. What I do is sign out and sign back in to get a new session and repost the comment (which I saved somewhere else, of course). I really like getting comments on the blog and hate to hear that it's been "flaky."
I think they may also be having intermittent technical problems because they've been making a lot of software changes. Six Apart aren't the same since they got bought. I have help tickets in and I opened another one with the heading "Response Time Approaching Inifinity..." and I listed the four open tickets. I got a brief, but polite statement back stating that they were working on them, but they were swamped. A few days later, I got a response stating that they were setting my robots.txt file back the default and they were issuing a site-wide update. I had been complaining about it for months and got nothing but grief. I had finally convinced them to escalated it to engineering. They did and I was right. They had a problem. It's not good to adversely affect your users search rankings.
They still haven't fixed the bugs in the blog search. Searching for a word that only appears in the title of a post won't find it. There is also other anomalous behavior that I've yet to report. I really have to, but I loathe dealing with them. They get beyond rude when I report bugs. It seems like they take it as a personal affront.
You got cited for carrying the book? What ever happened to the First Amendment. Or were you supposed to carry it in a plain brown wrapper? People are so bizarre. That isn't even really pornographic. I'll give it suggestive, but I won't go farther than that. Smut is in the eye of the beholder and these people have really dirty minds. They need to wash their brains out with soap.
This whole thing about kindling, conditioning, eleptigensis, and irritation strikes me as being the Department of Confusion. It's kind of scary when the people who are "supposed to" know seem not to know what the eff they are talking about. What I did find interesting is that it was clearly pointed out that the part of the brain that got the ball rolling wasn't actually involved in the seizures. That's a critical point to understand and the first time I've seen it explicitly mentioned like that. Of course, it's almost impossible to see whole papers now because everyone wants money and most of them aren't worth the paper they are printed on.
I don't know whether not this is conditioning, but I've learned what my seizure triggers are and how to avoid them. Some of them I can usually control like eating and sleeping. When I can't I start to have a problem. Flickering lights I look away or beat a hasty retreat. Sound is much more difficult. That is still a vulnerability. All I can do is make sure I get enough sleep and eat well and that helps.
The other thing I've learned (I learned this from the Buddhist Siado) is not to be afraid of the aura. If I experience and aura I make it the focus of my concentration and then move my focus to my normal breathing as soon as I can. I focus on the sensations of the aura without thinking or judging. I just sit with them and when I can move my focus to my breathing, I do so. This really helps diminish them in intensity and seems to help prevent the feedback loop(s) that get the process snowballing. Buddhist meditation and a seizure prevention/reduction technique. Who'd a thunk it?
Thanks for trying (and succeeding) to post the comment on the blog again. Now I can post my response. It really helps me feel that the blog is "alive" when I have comments on it. Otherwise it starts to feel like I'm just barking into the ether. I don't even get an echo.
Baruch Hashem. Hoshia na.
Lots of Love,
Devorah Zealot Soodak www.psychout.typepad.com/ the zealot needs help!
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Posted by: Devorah Zealot Soodak | Monday, 28 February 2011 at 08:10