That’s where the Discover Kymaerica show will be. If you are visiting the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year, please come check this out. Yours truly, the Geographer-at-Large, will be doing a one man show telling Kymaerican stories at Sweet Upstairs, a venue at the Edinburgh College of Art. It will be from July 31 to August 17 (except Sunday the 10th) at 2 PM.
Proud to say that the one-geographer show, Discover Kymaerica, will be at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer. July 31st through the 17th (dark on the 10th). More news to come.
More images of the Kabin after the rain are here on Flickr.
After a rain in the high desert . . .
This is an image from the ever popular Museum of the Bench display RP-09 (in the standard classification). It is in Sector 7, against the Central Hillside. 
More shots are here.
One of the features we are going to have on the site is the Plaque of the Lumeme. A lumeme is a unit of time measurement roughly equivalent to 5 of our linear days. This is the unit of time favored by some of the cultures that follow the archipelagoes of the heavens.
Anyway, this lumeme’s plaque honors the location of the Buttonwillow Bivuoac, where many of the angeleno troops who eventually invaded and occupied what we would call linear San Francisco. 
And here is a closer view: 
You can see from the previous posts that we have been working on this change for a while, but finally phase 1 of the new site developments are complete. When you click on Discover Kymaerica you have complete access to the old site.
In a month or so, we should have a new (linear) international interface available for accessing the new plaques, but this blog will always be the best source of news — particularly on the linear/alternative world interface which I enjoy so much being a part of.
thanks for your patience.
best,
Eames Demetrios
Geographer-at-Large
Part of the Geography team visited the Krblin Jihn Kabin last month in Joshua Tree to see how it is doing in the storms. Here are a few pictures:
Well, it is appropriate to start the linear New Year with a new improvements to the site. And for now, the biggest one is this blog: a new and better way to tell Kymaerican stories.