]]> /misc Sun, 19 Feb 2012 18:16 GMT misc/christmas http://subnaught.org/cgi/blog/misc/christmas

May your holidays be filled with wood grain and snow men.

log sub naught will return in 2010. (One year ago, today: Two Rieslings) ]]> /misc Sun, 19 Feb 2012 18:16 GMT misc/inventors http://subnaught.org/cgi/blog/misc/inventors

6" x 8", cyanotype on 1955 Popular Mechanics ]]> /misc Sun, 19 Feb 2012 18:16 GMT misc/stoptime http://subnaught.org/cgi/blog/misc/stoptime

a collaborative animation by blu and david ellis, year 2009

produced by studio cromie

music by roberto lange

made at fame festival 2009

Holy shit. ]]> /misc Sun, 19 Feb 2012 18:16 GMT misc/hiatus http://subnaught.org/cgi/blog/misc/hiatus In the meantime, please check out 31 days of natural wine. ]]> /misc Sun, 19 Feb 2012 18:16 GMT misc/rickshaw-run http://subnaught.org/cgi/blog/misc/rickshaw-run

A good friend of mine (aka Ms. Watermelon Radish) is taking part in the Rickshaw Run, along with two other team members. The Rickshaw Run is a race of sorts in which one attempts to cross the Indian subcontinent in a rickshaw. If you've ever travelled in a rickshaw (or a tuk-tuk, as it is affectionately nicknamed), you know that even a journey as short as a few miles can be fraught with peril; voluntarily travelling across the country in a rickshaw is reasonable grounds for insanity. The exact route varies from year to year, and this year's route begins in Goa and ends in Nepal. The race organizers prefer to call this an "un-route," adding:

If we tell you exactly where to go or give you a fixed route, it stops being an adventure and becomes a tour, the sort of thing your grandmother likes to do round Brighton.

Anyway, you can find out more about this particular team, as well as a link to donate (did I mention the whole thing benefits charity?) here. I encourage you all to check it out. ]]> /misc Sun, 19 Feb 2012 18:16 GMT