Kenneth Freeman

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A fellah in a red plaid hat. 390 Wikipedia articles and counting. Overlapping clinical phenotypes in genes associated with monogenic forms of ASD, dystonia, epilepsy, and schizophrenia. You are here.

A Moiré saturated photo of five lit globes in the middle distance of a gymnasium-like facility. In the background are ideograms shewing the actions one can perform. Badly.
Display of an orange quilt with an octagonal theme, a watercolor, and a smiling photograph of the deceased, who lead a very full & active life.
Cover art for Big Walk. Whimsical Miró-like characters cavort on rocks.
A glossy bulbous red enamel whistling tea kettle on a Bigfoot blanket.
Pink vestibular system, detached and enlarged from the cochlea. The posterior, laterall, and superior canals are looping about from and into the utricle, and a cut-out shews the Free-floating otoconia, the current bane of my existence.
Faye Dunaway as Joan Crawford in Mommie Dearest (1981)
Ultrakill poster. A robot does just that. Mankind is Dead. Blood is Fuel. Hell is Full.
A bright LED lamp, as mentioned before.
Trade paperback, Samuel R. Delany’s Trouble on Titan, etc.
Edward Hopper's Christina's World, shewing a brunette in a long pink dress lying in a sloping field gazing at a distant farm house.
Title card for Gerald Mc boing boing (1950)
A phantasmagorical scene part Peter Max and part Codex Seraphianus redolent of edibles.
Cover of When In Doubt, Check Him Out by Joseph J. Culligan featuring red glaring psychopathic eyes (Ted Bundy?).
No green bars whatsoever since early Saturday morning. Some Yellow; mostly Orange & Red bundles.
Screenshot fire.airnow.gov of the burned area of the Boise Hills (“the Front”) and numerous AQI stations, all red dots.
A stylized climate map of the Lower 48 based ~very loosely on the Köppen-Trewartha scheme. Don't ask me to explain Texas.
An unrecognizable map of the Lower 48, weirdly inverted as a blob with several colored blobs marked from A to E (Trewartha Climate Types) which do not fully fill it.
Shocking Paris; Soutine, Chagall, and the Outsiders of Montparnasse. Beige street and café scene, red, yellow, and blue title.
The United States as 435 Republics, i.e. stats as congressional districts.
Showing off my stylish self with a tall white felt fedora, a Capas Design Untouchable. Side mirror gives a nice side view. I'm only that that shirt with those shorts for a few moments.
DIXIE – The Gulag State / 14 Historical Territories – 64 Districts – Population 1,855,206 per district (slaves being counted as some fraction of a franchised human notwithstanding) – Discrete Splitline Algorithm – Dixie is one of the Untied States. Its "counties" rectangular for the most part, Census Block Groups being the atomic units. Looks like a quilt.
The Lower 48 redesigned. Splitline algorithm, United (Census) Block Groups of America (UBGA), 48 republics, 4,953 Block Groups each. It is aesthetically pleasing.
Five-color map of the Republic of Boise (RoB) Discrete Splitline, 11 census block group districts, population 77,641 per district. Garden City is the The Gambia in Boise's Senegal.
Five-color map of the Republic of Naperville (RoN), Discrete Splitline, 4 census block group districts, population 77,641 per district. Drunkard's walk, probably.
Five-color map of the Republic of New York City (RoNYC) Discrete Splitline, 44 census block group districts, population 77,641 per district. The tremendous population density smooths things out.
Five-color map of the Republic of Houston (RoH) Discrete Splitline, 79 census block group districts (the most thus far), population 77,641 per district. FUGLY. No coherence.
Five-color map of the Republic of Los Angeles (RoLA) Discrete Splitline, 44 census block group districts, population 77,641 per district. It looks kinda of gnarly, but kind of fun.
Republic of Seattle, 16 districts
30 districts comprising U.S. Census Block Groups
United Block Groups of America (UBGA) — Lower 48 — Discrete Split-Line — 51 Census Block Groups each, population 77,641 each. Looks like a colorful quilt of (mostly) jagged rectangular blocks. The districts are the largest in the Midwest and Out West.
Grandmother & Grandson. Animated conversation. Green couch, oil painting, etc.
A devastatingly handsome fellow.
The Reuseum’s new location, light and airy. More old tech and bits & bobs than you can shake a stick at
An elegant C-R box with trade paperbacks on the corners of the fan to tamp down the vibration and provide ready access to fiction, science fiction, and theology.
Track profile of the Euthanasia Coaster, showing its 500 m (1,600 ft) lift hill and seven clothoid inversions –you load up 24 people they all come back dead (hypnoxia)
The inside of a microwave oven evenly flecked with orange salmon bits.
A small quad-color flag. From top to bottom the stripes are red, grey, white, and purple. I am holding it, and my blue cane and fresh chai are just visible at the bottom.
VOTE SURREAL BUTTER COW
1934 (pre-code) theatrical poster; Frederic March as the title character is peering quizically through a monocle, and in the upper right he's suavely about to kiss a blonde. The tagline is No one can die –while he makes love!
Three pieces diagonally arranged. An art, my father and his father and their dog, and my brother and myself with our dog.
Logarithmic graph of pageviews of the Wikipedia article on Sen. Mitch McConnel. Baseline ~2K. Spike to 20K when he found in a state of cardiac arrest. Slow decline, that a steady rise to ~200K. I.e. two orders of magnitude.
Dell branding.
The Tingler (1959) starring Vincent Price. He prepares for an autopsy.
Emergency Alert sent at 9:30 p.m. about the Claremont Fire.
A Match to the Heart: One Woman’s Story of Being Struck By Lightning by Gretel Ehrlich. Red color scheme.
Cook County, Illinois, and a state unto itself. 68 congressional districts, ~77,641 constituents each. It's very colorful.
Alternative history flag of the USA, i.e., the Union after the Secession. Nine stripes and two rings of stars with one centered. Virginia, West Virginia, and the Arizona Territory are taken into account. The remainder of the states are those which entered The Union after Secession historically, Arizona excepted, and with the addition of Puerto Rico and Washington, DC. Doesn't it look lovely?
The UCBGA, a four-color map of 435 republics in what used to be the Lower 48. They are larger Out West given the lower population density. Code is GitHub.
Eerie screenshot of 1000xResist: The Night of the Dance. Watcher (the Clone Iris) is watching fellow students back-lit in the auditorium in floating in the air bizarre positions. There is someone mysterious on state. Light orange color scheme. Despite the titular night the windows are brightly lit.
Breaking the Spell: Religion As A Natural Phenomenon by Daniel C. Dennett (the new atheism); Python Pocket Reference by Mark Lutz (would if I could); and an old edition of The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula K. Le Guin (be careful what you wish for).
Original score of Monk's Mood written in blue and black pencil. It looks insanely complicated.