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Sunday, March 9, 2008. Silona and Rob drive from SXSW to Momoko to meet others for bubble tea. On the way, Silona talks about inspiration, originality, creativity, and her determination to forge ahead.

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a Tribute to Big Bang. for their 1st debut anniversary!!! this is made for the YGBB international project. my YGBB ID is: bubbletea Song: Hikari Artist: Hikaru Utada Author: KawaiiMiMi7 Keywords: debut anniversary trubte big bang congratulation bubbletea Added: June 3, 2007

Quick mix of video clips shot while having sushi in Portland. Cast: Starstew

From Starstew: Quick mix of video clips shot while having sushi in Portland.

There's this big bookstore in Omaha. I went there a lot as a teen and twenty-something. I was very glad to see it is still there in 2005 A.D. Cast: Starstew

Bits of image and sound sequenced together in patterns. Cast: Starstew

Burnside is a major thoroughfare in Portland. Powell's Books is a major bibliomonger on that major thoroughfare. This series of composite videos was shot one night while I was waiting for the #20 bus to take me home. Cast: Starstew

Me and my two little sisters playing in a mudpit back in the 1970's. Shot on Super 8! Cast: Starstew

Video from the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska. Shot during my recent homecoming. Cast: Starstew

A bike ride, a meet-up, a bike-ride. My first test of rigging up the camera to my bike handlebars. This will be posted to my vlog at http://bigtimetelevision.blogspot.com Cast: Starstew

YOU BITCH! Cast: Starstew

Faces within faces, emerging over time with a dark abstract soundscape plodding beneath. A post for my Big Time TV feed... http://bigtimetelevision.blogspot.com Cast: Starstew

The Five census. Cast: Starstew

A screen-capture video of Gridcosm, a collaborative art project that I developed back in 1997. This is actually a video of the Flash interface, which I just reprogrammed. Cast: Starstew

A video of composite scenes all shot in Portland, Oregon. Each scene is made up of 4-9 smaller videos juxtapozed to approximate contiguousness. Cast: Starstew

A bit of video doodling that turned into a texture and feel that I liked. One part coffee, two parts Isadora and a dash of Dr. Who. Cast: Starstew

Transmissions take wing. Cast: Starstew

click here to watch if there's no pic above Bubble tea, pearl milk tea: Bubble tea consists of a mixture of sweetened iced tea and milk and possibly other flavorings. Black gummy balls made of tapioca, called "pearls" or "bubbles", sit at the bottom of the cup. The pearls are much larger than those found in tapioca pudding, with a diameter of at least 7 millimeters (smaller balls are occasionally used). They are sucked through a wide straw along with the drink, providing something to chew on between sips. When ordering, customers are often asked whether they want "boba" or "pearls" in their beverages. Both terms refer to the tapioca balls. The recipes for bubble tea vary, but usually flavoring is added to hot black or green tea which is then shaken in a cocktail shaker or blender with ice until chilled. The mixture is then usually combined with milk and softened tapioca pearls. Most cafes that serve bubble tea also add a plastic seal by a machine to the top of the cup to be pierced by a straw by the drinker. The flavorings added to bubble tea are usually fruity, and can be either powders, fruit juice/pulp, or syrups. Drinks made with fruit pulp and juice only with boba added are sometimes refered to as bubble tea, and are therefore distinguished by the seller as seperate from green, black, or brown (milk) tea. Tapioca pearls are primarily made from tapioca starch from the cassava plant. The pearls are then heated with caramel into a thick paste. The paste is then passed through a wet sieve to create different pearl sizes. Another alternative to traditional bubble tea is to substitute tapioca pearls with coconut jelly, a lighter option. Coconut jelly is served in small Lego-like pieces and has a sweet, crunchy consistency. They add a new dimension to bubble tea and are often ordered "half and half," meaning half pearls and half coconut jelly. Run time: 3 min, 30 sec. QuickTime (23.8 MB)

Shot at Lloyd Center's ice rink. I admire the kid's attempt. Cast: Starstew

I've seen these art button vending machines in the local Tiny's Coffeehouses. Apparently, they are the work of Button Arcade. Here is a video in which I buy a button and spend too long trying to open it. Music made with Electroplankton. Cast: Starstew

Graffiti as seen from the train around Oakland, CA. Cast: Starstew

I put a video cd in the public art/meme distribution box on SE 28th & Burnside in Portland, OR. Cast: Starstew

A chat about logos on caps. Cast: Starstew

A montage of cats I found one afternoon within a few blocks of my house in Portland, Oregon. Cast: Starstew