Cube Music Meeting

piped & slippered

A compilation.

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2 links

just a couple of links…

first up –> [cross posted from Tom Pause2’s blog] "imdb is hiring in bristol"

and second –> the centre of attention has a call for submissions of video art.

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Pics / No Pics

Due to a plug confusion my camera wasn’t charged today to record the preview of the new exhibition, exquisite drawings and objects by Lindsay Wright.

There were still some people from the Side Cinema about, but about to leave for the 5 hour journey back to Newcastle.

A few pics of them & us from the side/cube meeting yesterday are here

so many sides

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Speed up Firefox

just done this and it works.. so i thought i’d share –> how to speed up Mozilla Firefox

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The Rebel in You

Here’s my flyer / poster for ‘The Rebel’, coming soon to a microplex near you . . .

I guess you know you guess I'm just a radical - Not a sabbatical - yes to make it { peer } critical

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a call from the cube

So i have been thinking how i have been pretty absent from the cube and that this makes me unhappy, but i find the more i dont go the harder it is to actually get my arse there because i feel guilty about being absent. this will stop as of next week. Last night i got call from Kayle RE: rota and although i couldnt do a shift we got talking and then i got put on to Lady Lucy and we cooked up a plan to do an aural trailer for the Janet Frame feature and guess what- i felt tons better and had a few fears dispelled. the cube is like a trusty steed- you may tie it up outside the bar and forget about it for a while or simply go for a long walk then wonder where you left it grazing but in the end it is always there. you get back on the saddle and continue on your way trotting and jumping and looking and sometimes getting a bit saddle sore too.

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Herman Düne

Herman Düne will be coming to play The Cube again soon and looks like they’ve got some MP3s of a VPRO session up on their site.

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wikipedia expands & contracts (?)

We now ( I presume thanks to Tom ) have a wikipedia entry.

For how long we can’t be certain judging by the votes to delete the sparror entry – would be great if it could stay and appropriate to have cube history there too I think.

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Sparror / Wikipedia

If the Cube had a penny for every time someone had to explain how to spell Sparror then it’d be rich enough to afford a big shiny popcorn stand and all those big release movies. Only kidding.

But, after hearing Mark spelling it out once again on the phone today Kate wondered how long it would be before Sparror was accepted by the Oxford English Dictionary as part of the English language.

Probably a while off… but Wikipedia is as good a place as any to start the campaign. Anyone can edit it by visiting –> here.

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Not very interesting?

Thanks to Tom . . . Dani, Lady and me had a wordpressworkshop at The Cube today.

Tom brought wisdom. Me, I bought a camera. Dani brought cake. LL brought disparaging comments.

You wouldn't find this interesting                                     See the barely concealed joy on Dani's face, now he's no longer shackled to the shed

Tom blogs here.

Hogge, an original Cube founder, and the only 1 who has remained integral to day-to-day Cubistry from day 1 ( bizarrely I can’t find a picture just of him in my archives! (?) Though, he is in the background of the pic above ) . . .
now has a Cubelog login and made his first historic post of cube history, below.

I’m proud to be able to say I was a paying punter at the first ever public Cube screening, Radio On (Chris Petit, 1979), in October 1998.

The sound was terrible, it was freezing and the projector had the wrong lens on for the first half.
I was hooked.

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