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geekgirl (r)osiex aka the metal cupcake publishing about interesting things for a really long time!
My Engagement to Alan Turing by Joan Clarke (later Murray)…. is an extract of an 1992 Horizon programme about Alan Turing showing the enigmatic Joan Clarke. In this short extract hear Joan talkabout Alan’s proposal of marriage and his revelation about his revelation of being gay.
Song produced and recorded in 1995 by Cranky. Nothing much has changed. 
“Cranky came and went so very quickly within all of this with 2 Bugs and a song called Australia Don’t Become America, otherwise known as “Straya Don Come Merica”. It was influenced by (sic) – the sound and the fury – and in particular by Rage Against The Machine, The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, Public Enemy, Pop Will Eat Itself and EMF”.
Thanks LB for the memories x
Source: SMH 2015
You have the power to make life better for an Australian woman or girl experiencing homelessness or poverty this Christmas. Donate to the Christmas collection “It’s In The Bag”. Provide pads and tampons, personal hygiene products and everyday luxuries to homeless women, women at risk or women experiencing domestic violence.
Taking collections between Nov 18 to Dec 2, 2017. See website for further info and collection points at Bunnings. sharethedignity.com.au
Ereignis, Gelassenheit und Lichtung: A love story installation 2015 from Tarsh Bates on Vimeo.
This digital time-lapse video of Candida albicans reproducing and changing shape, taken on a live imaging microscope, fills the room, contaminating the architectural space (and any bodies within it) with animate images of Candida albicans cells. The title of this work “Ereignis, Gelassenheit und Lichtung: A love story installation 2015″ combines terms used by the philosopher Martin Heidegger, whose work redefined understandings of “being-in-the-world.”
Tarsh’s project SURFACE DYNAMICS OF ADHESION has also been revived as part of the Pets Friends Forever exhibit at the Deutsche Hygiene-Museum in Dresden. <3 the concept of living wallpaper
I discovered these little creature years ago, but my interest was renewed when watching Star Trek: Discovery. So cute, and I loved the comment that they were considered sentient. Even littles can be sentient. 