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Karmaloop: Grammy nominee, Lupe Fiasco, with Rob Heppler at Karmaloop



Lupe Fiasco with Rob Heppler
Grammy nominee, Lupe Fiasco, with Rob Heppler at Karmaloop Boston.

Lupe's new album, The Cool, is available in stores now.


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www.myspace.com/lupefiasco

www.allcoolmusic.ca

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mondomedeusah fashion: KarmaloopTV - Talib Kweli Interview




Talib Kweli Interview

The Brooklyn bred rapper Talib Kweli one on one with KarmaloopTV's Mohamed. They discuss Ear Drum, his first album released on his own Blacksmith Music and his sixth album overall.


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art: Altered States: Red Gate Gallery Artists

2007-12-23 until 2008-02-28
Red Gate Gallery
Beijing, China

The annual group exhibitions at Red Gate Gallery (Watchtower) and 798 / Red Gate Gallery (Dashanzi) in Beijing feature recent works by Red Gate Gallery artists. The exhibitions offer a unique lens to review and discover new perspectives in contemporary Chinese art. The exhibitions run until February 28, 2008.

Altered States #1 at the Red Gate Gallery, Watchtower addresses the impact of the changing environment in China – social, geo-political and economic – on the lives of its people through the paintings, sculptures and photographs of featured artists Zhu Wei, Zhou Jun, Lv Peng, Wang Yuping, Guan Wei and Li Gang.

Altered States #2 at 798 / Red Gate Gallery focuses on issues of cultural and social change affecting China today. Migration, displacement, changing cityscapes and social values are addressed and subtly interrogated in the works of featured artists Wang Yuping, Guan Wei, Han Qing, Sheng Qi, Su Xinping and Liu Qinghe.


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art: Early Hong Kong's Kowloon Peninsula

Early Hong Kong's Kowloon Peninsula

2007-12-19 until 2008-03-16
University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong
Pokfulam, Hong Kong

In the past few years, the University Museum and Art Gallery has collaborated with Mr Cheng Po Hung on several exhibitions focusing on the history of Hong Kong, which mainly dealt with the history of Hong Kong Island. This exhibition focuses on the history of the Kowloon Peninsula. Many people are familiar with the tram services provided on Hong Kong Island, but do not know that in 1897 the Hong Kong government passed a tramway ordinance authorizing the Kowloon Godown to construct a tramway for transporting cargo in Kowloon. In the early 1910s, the Hong Kong Tramways Limited requested permission from the government to establish tramlines to carry passengers in Kowloon but this proposal was finally rejected, hence the Kowloon tramway was never built. This exhibition features over seventy photographs, focusing on the areas through which the proposed tramways were to be constructed. This includes the parts of Kowloon that were owned by the Colonial Government, such as Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei, Ho Man Tin, Mong Kok and Tai Kok Tsui, as well as those owned by the Chinese Government (later renamed the New Territories), such as Sham Shui Po, Cheung Sha Wan, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon City, To Kwa Wan and Hung Hom. Also included in the exhibition are images of then undeveloped areas such as Ngau Chi Wan, Wong Tai Sin, Ngau Tau Kok, Kwun Tong, Yau Tong, Lei Yue Mun, Tiu Keng Leng, and the new town of Tseung Kwan O.

In the early days, Kowloon was divided into "British Kowloon" which referred to an area south of Boundary Street, ceded to the British in accordance with the Convention of Peking in 1861 and "Chinese Kowloon" (later known as the New Territories), the area from Boundary Street to the Shenzhen River, which was leased to the British in 1898. Today, the boundaries of the Kowloon Peninsula extend from Tseung Kwan O in the east to Lai Chi Kok in the west, Tsim Sha Tsui in the south to Lion Rock, Tate's Cairn, and Fei Ngo Shan in the north, which links to the New Territories. It is one of the three major regions of Hong Kong.

Over the past hundred years, Kowloon has played an important role in Hong Kong's economic, transport, and social developments. In Sham Shui Po, Tai Kok Tsui, and Cheung Sha Wan, many factories producing textiles, clothing and ironware were built contributing enormously to the industrial development of Hong Kong in the 1970s. The Canton-Hong Kong Railway which terminated in Tsim Sha Tsui, and the Kai Tak Airport completed in 1931 in Kowloon City, facilitated the development of both trade and tourism. At the foothill of Lion Rock, the public housing estates of Wong Tai Sin were home to typical working class of Hong Kong families in the 1950s. Through the photographs from the collection of Mr Cheng Po Hung, viewers can witness changes in the Kowloon Peninsula over the last hundred years.

The exhibition preview will take place on Tuesday 18 December 2007 from 6:00 to 7:30 pm. Mr Cheng Po Hung will give the following talks in Cantonese to coincide with the exhibition, "The British Kowloon, south of Boundary Street" (Saturday 26 January) and "The New Kowloon, north of Boundary Street" (Saturday 2 February) at 3:00 pm. The talks will take place in the Museum and are free and open to the public.

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Saturday, December 15, 2007

art: Call for Artists: Portfolio Review

2007-12-13 until 2008-01-31
Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit
Detroit, MI USA

Request for Portfolios - Open from December 3, 2007 to January 31, 2008. The Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit (CAID) invites artists, musicians, performers, architects, poets and other creative individuals or groups to submit portfolios for consideration of the 2008 Exhibition and Program Season. In addition to the general review there will be some exhibits focusing on the following themes: Hunger, Shelter, Clothing and Size vs. Scale, defined loosely to allow for exciting new approaches.

During the 2008 Exhibition and Program Season (March 1, 2008 – February 29, 2009) the works of hundreds of local and international artists will be presented in over 10,000 square feet of CAID exhibition and performance space, at four distinct venues throughout Detroit. The venues include CAID’s Carriage House Gallery, Ladybug Gallery, MassiV at the Russell Industrial Center and the Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit-main campus. MassiV is ideally suited for large sculpture, and the Carriage House Gallery for installation specific works.

The Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit is a community based non-profit organization. CAID fosters and promotes the essential link between contemporary arts and contemporary society through its exhibitions, performances, critical and public discourse and the funding of contemporary arts and art related activities.

Local and Internationally based artists and groups working in all materials including but not limited to painting, sculpture, photography, digital media, performance, music, video and film may submit the completed application below along with any of the following support materials:

· Visual Artist Portfolio (sent via e-mail or snail mail)
· Website links (for visual, performance & music artists)
· Press Kits (for performance and music artists)

Portfolios will be accepted & reviewed between December 3, 2008 & January 31, 2009.

Submit completed application (found below) to:

CAID
Portfolio Review
5141 Rosa Parks Blvd
Detroit MI 48208 Or portfolio@thecaid.org

www.thecaid.org

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music: soulsearching show no. 526 -mixtape by Fulgeance / Musique Large out of France

show no. 526
mixtape by Fulgeance / Musique Large out of France

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Natural Self - The Love Theme/Nostalgia 77 Version - Breakin' Bread
2 Banks Of 4 - Shadowlands - Sonarkollektiv Promo
Dflex - Waltz/Ambient - Tiny Sticks
Theo Parrish - Dirt Rhodes - Sound Signature
Little Dragon - Forever - Peacefrog
Scientist - Blood On His Lips - Greensleeves

FULGEANCE soulsearching exclusive 40 minutes
Intro: Gary Byrd - Soul Travelin' Part 1/Fulgeance Re-cuts - White

Q Tip - Feelin - White
Dabrye - Truffle No Shuffle - Ghostly
Fulgeance - Bien Rond feat. Buddy Leezle - Musique Large
Jamie Lidell - What's The Use - Warp
Barrington Levy - Gimme The Grass - Azra Music Publishing
1000Names - Tody Some - Eklektik Records
Onra - Last Tango In Saigon - Bo Bun Records
Bullion - Lets Get Away For A While - Pet Sounds In The Key Of Dee CDR
Debruit - Kreskin - B.E.A.R. Music
Hudson Mohawke - Free Mo - Ubiquity
Fulgeance - Rubiscube - Musique Large
Shape Of Broad Minds - OPR8R - Lex Records
Outro
END OF FEATURE

Natural Self - The Lament/Kidkanevil Remix - Breakin' Bread

COMPOST SPECIAL - words and music w/ MICHAEL REINBOTH
Joash - Salome - Compost FSOJ 11
The Invisible Session - Til The End/Panoptikum 2007 Remix - Compost FSOJ 11
Zeynep Erbay - Flowers - Compost FSOJ 11
Motor City Drum Ensemble - Get Slapped Up - Compost Black Label 27
TJ Kong & Nuno Dos Santos feat. Robert Owens - Merging/Dub - Compost Test
Robert Owens - Merging - Compost Night Stories Album Test
END OF FEATURE

Marvin & Tammi - Ain't No Mountain High Enough Re Edit - b.t. Edits
ABC - The Look Of Love Pt. 4 - Mercury
Pleasure - Joyous/DJ Harvey Re Edit - Radio Use Only

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Caffeine



Diggnation - Caffeine

Digg Images Launch, Gamespot Review Scandal, Open Source Hardware Gifts, DivX/XvID Playback on XBox 360, Conan O'Brien, Topless Women Playing Wii, Evel Knievel Dead
Things look a little different, as Kevin Rose has moved his couch around his apartment, but it's still the same apartment in San Francisco. Although, as Alex Albrecht points out, Kevin's TV now looks smaller in the new room layout.

Therapy 41 podcast

Therapy 41

Featured on The Move XM radio, Deeper Shades of House, and MotionFM

listen here

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Monday, November 26, 2007

The 4GB Flippy Gory Mimobot



The 4GB Flippy Gory Mimobot Portable Mini Flash Memory Device
Toys By *Toys

$114.95 available at karmaloop

mondomedeusah toys we like.

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Monday, November 19, 2007

Created by Clash bassist Paul Simonon




Given To Musician Patti Smith

To Lucky Donor

Winner Announced Tuesday, February 26, 2008

LOS ANGELES, CA - Sweet Relief Musicians Fund is offering a one-of-a-kind Clash t-shirt screened by Paul Simonon, the seminal British punk band’s visual artist and bassist.

In 1976 The Clash were about to release its debut album, The Clash, one of the first and the most groundbreaking punk albums ever. Simonon, chiefly responsible for the band’s clothing and stage backdrops, silk screened t-shirts for the Clash’s upcoming shows. In 1977 Simonon gave this shirt to punk priestess Patti Smith. Smith later gave it to her drummer, Jay Dee Daugherty. Daugherty donated it to Sweet Relief, so the charity could utilize it to raise funds for musicians who find themselves in need.

Donors to Sweet Relief of as little as $20.00, between January 15 and February 26, 2008 may win this totally classic relic of one of music’s most beloved eras! For further details, and to donate, please visit Sweet Relief’s website http://www.sweetrelief.org.

Sweet Relief Musicians Fund is a Los Angeles-based national charity providing financial assistance to musicians who are struggling to make ends meet while facing illness, disability, or age-related problems. There are many talented artists who will never be rich or famous, but who play essential roles in the transcendent connection between fans and music. Sweet Relief tries to redress some of the imbalance between the few in music who have a lot and the many who struggle but persist in their art. Please visit Sweet Relief’s MySpace page www.myspace.com/sweetreliefmusiciansfund.

We wish the best of luck to all the Clash fans who donate to musicians for this shot at owning a piece of music history.

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Friday, November 16, 2007

Web Drifter - The Story of Justin.TV

The story of a man who lives his entire life with a small camera attached to his head, uploading everything to the Internet for all to see. watch it here

www.justin.tv

www.godaddy.com

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games: mondomedeusah recommends - Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare for the Xbox 360



War really shouldn't be this much fun. Since when did getting pinned under a hailstorm of enemy fire, listening to rounds zip within millimetres of your face, become such a great way to spend our spare time? But in Call of Duty 4 (COD4), it most certainly is, and the more realistic it has become, the more we can't wait to go and risk our virtual lives all over again. COD4 shows ably why Infinity Ward is the master crafter of the shooter genre, building and layering above the foundation it so wonderfully created with the original Call of Duty.

Like prior Call of Duty games, there are multiple characters that you'll play in COD4, but this time it's limited to two. You'll fill the boots of a US Marine in the game's explosive, over the top battle levels, while the sneaky, stealthy SAS scenes give you a breather when you need it. The difference in pacing between the two main characters is perfect, giving the game great variety and helping to flesh out the solid storyline from two different perspectives. The plot is the standard 'terrorist steals nuke' kind of escapade commonly found in Clancy novels, but is beautifully delivered via several means. Gorgeous videos introduce each level, setting the scene for the mayhem to come, while believable dialogue breathes life into the game's main stars. The result is a story that might not be the most original premise for war, but it's one that's very realistic and thus provides real motivation for getting the job done.

Blcod4

by Bennett Ring

www.xbox.com

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Thursday, November 15, 2007

The Totally Rad Show Episode 34



It's Super Mario's Galaxy and we're just living in it: the Wii's new Mario reviewed!

No Country for Old Men: The Coens' best film?

Call of Duty 4: Game, or bad-ass simulator?

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web/tech: mini-PMP

lazybum


Pasen's shiny new player sports a 2.8-inch QVGA display, miniSD expansion slot, eight equilizer presets, built-in FM tuner, a voice recorder, integrated text viewer / Tetris-style game and support for MP3, WMA, WAV, AVI, XviD, DivX, ASF, MP4, FLV and lots, lots more.


by Darren Murph

www.engadget.com

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Zune 80

Zune 80

Zune 80

The $249 Zune 80 is Microsoft's latest attempt to kick the iPod in the nuts, praying to crack Jobs' titanium-diamond alloy cup through Wi-Fi features and a touch of divine intervention. CNET, Wired, Dean Takahashi, PCWorld and YahooTech struck first with reviews on the new device. Their verdicts? The cup has not yet been breeched, but Microsoft is making very solid improvements on the brand.

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art: Computer Graphic artist Loïc Zimmerman

Loïc Zimmerman

Computer Graphic artist Loïc Zimmerman wanted a tattoo of his own design for years, but understood that a complex 2-D design doesn't easily translate on the body's 3-D canvas. So Zimmerman set out to create his own CG doppleganger, based on his own body's exact proportions, to preview what his sleeve and chest piece would look like. View his work at www.needled.com

by Tim Yu


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Wednesday, November 14, 2007

XLR8R - Meet Black Moth Super Rainbow



Black Moth Super Rainbow reveal their secret identities. An XLR8R TV exclusive.

fashion: mondomedeusah recommends top sellers. Bags for women

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The structured shape of this classic style is made modern with high-shine patent leather and a contrasting suede lining. Andarei Fede Black Patent Handbag, $550, at Revolve Clothing - www.revolveclothing.com.

2. The best of both worlds: a take-anywhere black and white oversized shape matched with a très pleasing price tag. Obesity and Speed Hobo Bag, $105, available in New York at Seven New York, 110 Mercer Street; 646-654-0156 and Eva, 227 Mulberry Street; 212-925-3208. Or go to www.obesityandspeed.com.

3. Everything you need in the palm of your hand, not to mention a nifty strap for optimal clutching. Hope Envelope Clutch, $245, available in New York at Bird, 430 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn; 718-797-3776.

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4. Slouchy takes on a more grown-up look with ruffled ruching and a long adjustable shoulder strap. Loeffler Randall Gracie Large Ruffle Satchel in Cuoio, $795, available in Boston at Louis Boston, 234 Berkeley Street; 617-262-6100.

5. The ultimate day-to-night purse looks even better in a dense shade of cobalt blue. Mayle Jeannie Bag in Iris, $495, available in New York at Mayle, 242 Elizabeth Street; 212-625-0406.

6. When less is more, this is the easiest and most elegant everyday satchel around. Jas MB Gadby Bag, $365, available at Barneys New York.

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7. The duffel gets a makeover with modern metal accents and plenty of zippered compartments. Knoxx Roan Weekend Bag, $592, available at Chocosho.


8. A bag that brings high-style to work every day of the week. Gryson Taylor Bag, $975, available at www.gryson.com.

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9. Our favorite example of tempering trend with timelessness balanced to perfection. BOYY Augustus Bag, $670, available at www.boyybag.com.

10. The hands-free bag that keeps all the modern needs in check, including a super-supple finish in a gorgeous shade of ivory. Mike & Chris Langston bag in Whiskey, $745, available at Barneys New York.


11. Weekdays or weekends, this overnighter is a great option for quick travel and extra cargo. Barbour Waxed Cotton Utility Bag, $190, available in New York at Steven Alan.

by Christene Barberich and Piera Gelardi


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