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| Cosmic
Mojo: A Discussion with Artists Yuko Adachi & Andreas
Gmür
Jon Heinrich
“You can’t
change the mojo from what it is, you can tame it, you can
create it, but mojo keeps going because it has a mission of
survival.” Artists Yuko Adachi and Andreas Gmür
share their views on energy, sex, and creating art. |
Everything
I Thought I Knew About Mojo Turned Out to be True –
Sort of
Emlyn Lewis
For the longest time I bumbled
and stumbled along in life equating this tyrannical force
in my shorts with the beating and pulsing of the universe,
the very respiration of life itself. If the world was a flower,
I was the stamen, or is it the pistil? I never paid much attention
in biology... |
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Motivated
by Guilt
Derek Meier
Guilt drove me out from beneath
the covers of my dream machine. I would feel guilty if I didn't
get out of bed. Though I'm fine with being in bed all day,
for some reason I just can't stand to tell anyone else in
the world that I slept until 2:30 in the afternoon.
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Maestro, Please
Michael Levy
The question to ask oneself is:
Have I truly been the maestro of the orchestrations in my
life or have I let other people conduct all my compositions
without any of my own legitimate personal input. |
| Jamcruise—
An Assignment in the Life of Photographer Michael Weintrob
Jon Heinrich
What motivates photographer Michael
Weintrob? Connections, music, and running his own photography
business are just a few things that drive him. Weintrob shares
his crazy experiences and philosophy with Meniscus Magazine. |
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A
Spiritual Autobiography
Annie Rigo
Somewhere during the four years
of high school, I had a strong sense inside of me that said
I would be a minister one day. At first, I realized the
desire of so many of my friends to talk about God and talk
about problems, and just be in open conversations about
it. I didn't feel any pressure to find out more about how
to become a minister—I just left an opening for God's
Spirit.
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| The
Writing Instructor
Dan Berthiaume
As a forty-second birthday resolution,
Ted had sworn off undergraduates. He had honored that pledge
in the two years since, until he met Rachel. |
Lock-less
Gumuchian
Derek Gumuchian
Photography by Jon Heinrich
Derek Gumuchian sheds his dreds
on the first day of Spring. See the step-by-step transformation
as Derek reflects upon the symbolism, meaning, and motivation
for the makeover. |
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Ralstonian
Update
Find out what mountaineer and author Aron Ralston is up
to. Check out his list of goals and what he's about to check
off.
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| Eastern
European Tour
Erik Johnson
Breaking the routine is the best
way to energize our spirits— and there is no better
way to recharge the mojo than by grabbing a friend or two
and heading out to new places where you can immerse yourself
in new surroundings. Join Erik Johnson on a photo tour of
Eastern Europe. |
| Peace
Rally in Boston Common
Photography by Jon Heinrich
Two years after the first bomb
was dropped on Iraq, thousands of peace activists gathered
around the world to protest the U.S. led war in Iraq. See
photos from the March 20, 2005 rally in Boston, MA. |
Chronicles
of a Redneck Fisherman—
An Interview with John Hendrickson
Kristi
Spurrier
Mojo, as H describes it, is the
magic stick (singing it of course) Mojo is passion, obsession,
and yearning for more; its what drives you. What a perfect place
to introduce Johnny H to the world, to laugh and learn from
his enthusiasm, devotion, and most of all the art of angling. |
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