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    Tropical Punch Tour: Bali Part 7

    May 31st, 2010

    Monday, May 31
    Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

    Offerings and prayer.

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    Tropical Punch Tour: Bali Part 6

    May 30th, 2010

    Sunday, May 30
    Goa Gajah, Bali, Indonesia

    The bathing pools at Goa Gajah, the Elephant Cave.

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    Tropical Punch Tour: Bali Part 5

    May 29th, 2010

    Saturday, May 29
    Blahbatuh, Bali, Indonesia

    Gongs at the gamelan foundry in Blahbatuh, Bali.

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    Tropical Punch Tour: Bali Part 4

    May 28th, 2010

    Friday, May 28
    Peliatan, Bali, Indonesia

    A giant statue in Peliatan, Bali.

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    Tropical Punch Tour: Bali Part 3

    May 27th, 2010

    Thursday, May 27
    Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

    I Wayan Santika.

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    Tropical Punch Tour: Bali Part 2

    May 26th, 2010

    Wednesday, May 26
    Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

    Ubud Palace, Bali.

    Since I hit the hay so early last night (which is unheard of for me), I woke up super early at around 4:00 a.m. Not long after, the local rooster started crowing and some weird-sounding birds joined in a little bit later. I spent the day just walking around central Ubud, having a hellish ball soaking in all of the chaotic sights and sounds of the streets while my clothes had a jolly good time soaking in gallons of sweat.

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    Tropical Punch Tour: Bali Part 1

    May 26th, 2010

    Tuesday, May 25
    Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

    Pura Marajan Agung, Ubud, Bali.

    What’s the best thing to do when you get laid off from your job? Get another one? Hell no! You should go see the world, of course. Welcome to the Tropical Punch Tour, my little three-and-a-half month jaunt through Southeast Asia.

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    Julius Eastman – Unjust Malaise

    May 26th, 2010

    In a myriad of ways, Julius Eastman’s whole life was more unusual than a Kodak moment. For starters, he was a black, gay, avant-garde classical composer and performer. Can you say highly unlikely? Beginning in the late 1960s, he mostly worked in a post-minimal vein for a couple of decades until his life unraveled in the 1980s. That’s when his professional performing and teaching gigs dried up, he got evicted from his apartment, his scores and belongings got trashed, and he spent the next few years living on the streets, just prior to his very unfortunate and premature death in 1990.

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