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An anthropologist from Mars | MetaFilter MetaFilter AskMeFi Projects MetaTalk December 28, 2005 1:37 PM PST Home About Archives Tags Search Login New User Tags: Advertise here: Contact FM . -- November 29, 2004 David Byrne's web journal posted by Swampjazz! at 7:32 AM PST (42 comments total) ahh.. reading about David Byrne's needs for a haircut... good stuff! posted by bluno at 7:36 AM PST on November 29 glad to see you really dug deep into it. posted by Swampjazz! at 7:47 AM PST on November 29 Hrm. Did anyone find an RSS/Atom feed? posted by bkdelong at 8:01 AM PST on November 29 I cook dinner for Malu and her boyfriend. I am dressed as a Mexican Wrestler. OK - I read the entire page; what am I missing here? It reads just like every other crappy personal blog. What was it that you were sharing here Swampjazz!? How deep do I need to dig to find the FPP-material? posted by DrDoberman at 8:03 AM PST on November 29 well, let's see. how about if you don't find the man, his thoughts, or his art interesting, you don't bother checking it out. I'd imagine you know that by the time you're done reading the name, right? if nothing else there's some nice photography from Europe/S. America. posted by Swampjazz! at 8:09 AM PST on November 29 I also read to the bottom of the page, hoping for something more interesting than name-dropping and dog-breeding. It's certainly got more photos on it than Moby's does. But I've found just about all of David Byrne's creations since Naked to be over-indulgent, off-base and flaccid, so I'm probably not the best judge of blogworthiness. posted by soyjoy at 8:12 AM PST on November 29 Malu and I went to see The Incredibles, the new Pixar film about disgruntled retired superheroes. I laughed and cried, as I do at lots of animated movies. I wonder if I get more emotionally involved in animated characters than in films using real actors? Someone's been reading Nick Nolte. posted by eatitlive at 8:12 AM PST on November 29 Fair enough. For what it's worth, the tour segments are much more interesting (there's a drop-down menu at the bottom of the page). But if you're already predisposed to dislike him/his stuff, you're not going to love it. It's interesting how many people I've met who've seemed sort of "betrayed" by his post-talking heads work. Not that I stand by it w/o reservation, but at the least I think the large shift in direction deserves some credit. posted by Swampjazz! at 8:20 AM PST on November 29 Byrne has always made a point of writing about the minutiae of everyday life, things he says other people don't bother writing about. Somehow, this aesthetic seems more original in a rock song than in a blog. posted by barjo at 8:22 AM PST on November 29 at least people posted to your thread. posted by mic stand at 8:23 AM PST on November 29 I'm a Talking Heads fan, but not a David Byrne fan, altho I'm a Byrne fan when he was a Head. I have to agree that this reads very much like anybody else's blog, which is fine, but I'm not so sure it's front-page worthy. I dunno, maybe it is. It's interesting but very very dry. how about if you don't find the man, his thoughts, or his art interesting, you don't bother checking it out. Ya, not sure about this statement either. It seems to me that an FPP needs a bit more than this as criteria. posted by ashbury at 8:27 AM PST on November 29 For flip's sake, it's a perfectly valid post. What's an FPP got to be these days, a fucking dissertation? Thanks Swampjazz!. posted by Blue Stone at 8:39 AM PST on November 29 Extract not about haircuts: A Jamaican woman who cleans my place once a week announces that if she could vote she’d vote for Bush. Seeing the shocked look on my face she says "you're surprised? I think he's a nice man...I know nothing about his politics or policies, but 'e seems like a nice man" Jeez, she may as well vote for a cartoon character if it's all about conviviality, charm and niceness. The Bush crew are smiling as they stick the knife in. But maybe she feels she’s cutting to the essence of the man - that her guts and instincts regarding a person are more reliable a measure than what they say or pretend to be. Politicians are professionally good at deceiving, and maybe her instincts are an attempt to cut through that. To see the real person behind the words. She senses that a look in the eyes and the facial expression reveals more of the person than policy and politics. It certainly would be a time saver. posted by Blue Stone at 8:41 AM PST on November 29 I wonder if there would have been a different reaction had this pointed to a published book containing the exact same content. I mean, I hate "cats n' dinner" blogs too, but damn. on preview, my pleasure, bluestone. thanks for taking the time. posted by Swampjazz! at 8:44 AM PST on November 29 Hey, at least your not shilling your Hot Sauce company . I like David's web log but had forgotten about it. posted by KevinSkomsvold at 8:55 AM PST on November 29 Swampjazz!, thank you for posting this . posted by greasy_skillet at 8:55 AM PST on November 29 Put me in the "perfectly valid post" category too, Swampjazz!, and thanks for pointing out the link. I like David Byrne. ...don't take criticisms to heart - that's just mefi being mefi. Just sit back & relax - once you send a link out, you never know the trajectory any discussion will take. You can't -- and shouldn't try to -- steer it, it's like trying to herd cats. Lots of really good finds get critical, disappointing, or no reactions from this jaded crowd. Unduly harsh criticisms are often countered by other posters, anyway ;-) posted by madamjujujive at 9:04 AM PST on November 29 People getting overly defensive about their threads in their threads is a little silly/annoying/embarassing. posted by xmutex at 9:05 AM PST on November 29 November 28 Read a post on Community Weblog Metafilter. Though it was shit. Got a haircut and wondered about it! posted by kenaman at 9:09 AM PST on November 29 What xmutex and mjjj said. Swampjazz!, and any other newbies reading this, you'll probably want to stay out of the FPP-worthy argument, if there is one, on your own thread. Let the rest of MeFi slug it out. Just to clarify, I wasn't opining on the FPP-worthiness myself. I'm sure it will be a good find for some people. The fact that it exists is interesting - I just didn't find the blog itself to be worth much. posted by soyjoy at 9:13 AM PST on November 29 again, fair enough, but my intent was more to get some sort of discussion rolling rather than cover my ass. also someone prompted me directly, I believe. Honestly, I personally would find it much more silly/embarassing to take part in a dialogue that involves the word (?) "FPP-Worthy" than to defend my opinion on the Internet (actually, that's also kind of embarassing) but chalk one up for experience, I suppose. I was actually sort of hoping that someone would go off on that Italian police Lamborghini. I thought that was pretty badass. posted by Swampjazz! at 9:25 AM PST on November 29 swampjazz... don't worry so much about it. On one level, it is interesting that celebrities and artists have gravitated towards blogs - and interesting to note that they really aren't different from anyone else. posted by bluno at 9:55 AM PST on November 29 I personally would find it much more silly/embarassing to take part in a dialogue that involves the word (?) "FPP-Worthy" Heh. And yet, despite being warned against it, you have just done so. posted by soyjoy at 9:56 AM PST on November 29 Looks good to me swampy. You just have to surf over the FPP worthy thing. These negative comments are a blind to distract us from the clear evidence that quonsar is the MeFi murderer. In terms of percentages, it's an open and shut case and I commend the judgement to the house. posted by apocalypse miaow at 10:06 AM PST on November 29 As a Byrne fan, I'm bookmarking it no matter how dry it is. I didn't even realize it existed, so thanks swampjazz. Some unsolicited advice: probably best to not moderate the thread too much, though, sj... posted by dhoyt at 10:08 AM PST on November 29 Hey, I didn't know the planetarium was built around a meteorite so heavy it needs its own column into Manhattan bedrock. That's a fairly excellent thing to learn. Also, what dhoyt just said. posted by CunningLinguist at 10:11 AM PST on November 29 Additionally, I now intend to have a link entitled 'Lectures' on my blog. posted by apocalypse miaow at 10:13 AM PST on November 29 "I don't know why the MoMA persists in trying to be relevant and contemporary, they've got PS1 for that. The MoMA is the repository of the modernist vision, that utopian plan for the 20th century, and maybe that's enough. A poetic monument to a failed Utopia. It seems to be what they do instinctively, perfectly, without trying, though they give lip service to being more." Nice weblog. posted by Eamon at 10:36 AM PST on November 29 And yet, despite being warned against it, you have just done so Yeah, I know. I was going to acknowledge that, but thought I might be being too endlessly regressive and navel-gazing, which I clearly already have been, so. I did really just want to have/incite a discussion, though, not to validate myself or 'moderate'. Apologies if this was some sort of etiquette breach. On one level, it is interesting that celebrities and artists have gravitated towards blogs - and interesting to note that they really aren't different from anyone else. But isn't the defining characteristic of an artist/celebrity that they ARE different from most everyone else on some level? Obviously, yes, their poo is stinky, they love their family, & cry at movies too, etc., but I'm guessing that the day-to-day existence of an A-grade "celebrity" is vastly different from yours or mine (for example, I'm pretty sure Moby bones a lot more vegan college girls than I do). Whether or not their experience makes for interesting reading when presented in diary form is up for grabs, obviously. But I've on the whole found the "blogs" of artists/celebrities that I've come across a hell of a lot more compelling than your typical Livejournal/blogger thing. Momus has a pretty interesting journal, as does the Mountain Goats guy . Just off the top of my head. But I think rather than celebrity/non-celebrity it boils down to having something to say/not having anything to say. And I think that if you have already been elevated into the public eye, in many cases this is partially a function of already proving that you have something of interest to say. posted by Swampjazz! at 10:37 AM PST on November 29 And you may find yourself writing down your thoughts, And you may find yourself posting in a weblog, And you may find yourself reading MetaFilter, And you may tell yourself, "My God! What have I done?" posted by fandango_matt at 11:01 AM PST on November 29 Brilliant, fandango_matt. posted by livii at 11:36 AM PST on November 29 I don't know why people expect rock stars and pop stars, and musicians and artists to have lives or diaries that are truly any more earth-shattering or more life-changing, or more romantic, or more literary than anyone else's. I mean, aside from the fame and fortune, do you really expect that David Byrne's thoughts about his dinner, or haircuts, or anything else to be so much more profound or interesting than yours or mine? I know that in some respects he could be considered a poet, and so that argument might come out... but I think that even poets aren't poets 24-7. I mean, come on. That said, good post. I think it's the mundanity that makes it interesting. I mean, I kind of appreciate how deflating blogs are for celebrity. I like the way that writing about arguments, or animated movies removes some, if not all of the myth from David Byrne as a person. It's kind of romantic, in itself, in a way.. if you see what I mean. Also: And you may find yourself posting in a weblog, And you may find yourself reading MetaFilter, And you may tell yourself, "My God! What have I done?" haha.. awesome. posted by paultron at 12:28 PM PST on November 29 So the bush of ghosts was a metaphor for the barbershop on 7th? posted by liam at 12:54 PM PST on November 29 oh noooo, I've been fighting this crush on Byrne since I was a wee preteen, now I'll never get anything done, but read his blog all day long. Argh! posted by dabitch at 1:18 PM PST on November 29 ps fandango_matt wins. posted by dabitch at 1:22 PM PST on November 29 :: bows before the genius of fandango_matt :: Employee of the month award for you! posted by apocalypse miaow at 1:37 PM PST on November 29 I'm still not convinced. posted by Cryptical Envelopment at 3:47 PM PST on November 29 Thanks for the link, appreciate it. posted by Onanist at 3:51 PM PST on November 29 nick nolte could kick his fucking ass. then he'd snort some coke off the floor and tear byrne's throat out with his teeth. posted by bargle at 4:47 PM PST on November 29 I think his haircut was extremely poetic. posted by blucevalo at 7:50 PM PST on November 29 I read David Byrne's blog occasionally, and love it. When I saw that Swampjazz! linked to it, I thought, dammit! He beat me to it! That would have been a great FPP for me to make. Now that I've read other people's comments, I'm glad that someone else took the fall. Those of you chastising Swampjazz! are on a witchhunt. This blog is wonderful and the one of the best of the web. David Byrne is a real poet - if someone like Leonard Cohen or Tom Waits kept a blog, that would certainly be FPP-worthy, and Byrne is definitely up there with them for me and for many others. If you find him trite - well, this isn't post for you. His discussion of the new MOMA partway down the page is great. The postings on his tour in South America are excellent. Did any of you naysayers dig deep enough to read about the concert he gave to the astronauts when visiting NASA? Good stuff. Direct links to some of the more interesting posts might have pleased the masses. A haircut is a bad introduction. posted by painquale at 7:56 PM PST on November 29 Torino/Vienna Europe is manicured. The whole continent, except for some semi-inaccessible places in the alps, northern Scotland or Scandinavia, has been groomed and tended by the hand of man. It's a vast millennial project, requiring the cooperation of scores of nations and peoples speaking different languages and with different cultures. America has nothing like it- except maybe the aptly named New England. America still has, lurking around the edges in tattered remnants, bits of wildness and danger. Even in places where that wildness is illusory it exists as a living memory- people internalize it's existence and act as if it is still there, and behave accordingly. Maybe that's why lots of North Americans feel the world has to be tamed and brought under control while Europeans, having achieved that control ages ago, feel a duty to cultivate, nurture and manage. Even in their social worlds Europeans find adventure in their neighbors, in other people- while Americans feel a need to search for it "out there." 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Should I treat inherited hair loss with medication? Should I treat inherited hair loss with medication? Introduction This information will help you understand your choices, whether you share in the decision-making process or rely on your doctor's recommendation. This Decision Point is for people with inherited hair loss ( androgenetic alopecia ) only. If your hair loss has another cause, talk with your hair professional about your treatment choices. Key points in making your decision Everyone has some hair loss every day. However, for some, hair loss becomes excessive, and treatment with medications may slow hair loss and help to regrow hair. Consider the following when making your decision: You may not get as much hair growth as youexpect. You must take the medications over the long term or anyregrown hair will fall out. Your insurance probably will not coverthe medication, and the medications can be expensive. You may haveside effects not yet known from taking these medications long-term. It may bevery dangerous to take these medications if you are pregnant or if you havecertain health conditions, such as heart problems. You may feelthat the possibility of regrowing hair and feeling better about your appearanceis more important than the limitations of hair loss treatment. Medical Information What medications are available to treat inherited hair loss? Medication for treating inherited hair loss slows thinning of the hair and increases coverage of the scalp by growing new hair and enlarging existing hairs. Currently, medications used to treat hair loss caused by heredity include: Minoxidil . Minoxidil (Rogaine) isavailable without a prescription and is sprayed on and/or rubbed into the scalptwice a day. Finasteride . Finasteride (Propecia),which is available by prescription, is a pill taken once daily. Finasteride hasnot been proven effective in women and is not approved for women or children byHealth Canada. Finasteride should never be taken or handled by women who are ormay become pregnant, because it can cause birth defects. With these medications, hair coverage tends to improve on the top of the head but not on the forehead area. How effective are these medications in treating inherited hair loss? The effectiveness of finasteride or minoxidil depends on your age and the location of the hair loss. These medications do not work for everyone, and you should not expect to regrow a full head of hair. These medications slow thinning of the hair and increase coverage of the scalp by growing new hair and enlarging existing hairs. However, they need to be taken every day. If you stop taking them, any hair that has grown in will gradually be lost, and within 6 to 12 months your scalp will most likely appear the same as before treatment. Both medications must be taken daily. It may take 6 months of treatment before you see results. Minoxidil Minoxidil slows hair loss and grows new hair. In men, the 5% solution appears to be more effective than the 2% solution, but it costs more and may have more side effects. 1 Minoxidil seems to work best on people younger than 30 years of age who have been losing hair for fewer than 5 years. 2 Finasteride Finasteride is recognized as a successful therapy for inherited hair loss for men. Research reports that it slows hair loss on the scalp and helps regrow hair. 2 One study showed that finasteride may potentially improve hair loss on the forehead, which is usually less likely to respond to treatment than hair loss on the top of the head. 3 However, bald spots will not be completely covered, and visible results may take from a few months to a year. Finasteride has not been proven effective in womenor children by Health Canada. What are the side effects of these medications? Side effects of minoxidil include skin irritation and an itchy scalp. In women, minoxidil may cause facial hair growth, especially on the forehead and cheeks. If you have heart problems, ask your health professional about using this medication. Finasteride should not be taken or handled by women who are or may become pregnant, because it can cause birth defects. Possible side effects in men include sexual problems, such as difficulty getting an erection. What are the disadvantages of taking these medications? The disadvantages of taking these medications for hair loss include: The medications may not work. You should notexpect to regrow a full head of hair. Visible results may take from a fewmonths to a year. You must take the medication every day. If youstop, any regrown hair will fall out, and you may actually end up with lesshair than when you started treatment. The medications are expensiveand usually are not covered by insurance. What are the risks of not taking these medications? There are no risks to your health if you decide not to take medication for hair loss. However, for some people, there may be a risk to their well-being and self-esteem if they feel that hair loss has affected their appearance. The risk of not taking medication is that your hair loss will probably continue. However, medication is not always effective, and hair loss may continue despite treatment with medication. If you need more information, see the topic Hair Loss . Your Information Your choices are: Use medication to help stop hair loss and possibly regrow new hair. Do not use medication to treat hair loss. Have hair transplantation surgery or other surgeries to regrow hair. The decision whether to take medication to treat hair loss takes into account your personal feelings and the medical facts. Reasons to treat hair loss with medication Reasons to not treat hair loss with medication You have begun to lose your hair, and you wish to prevent more hair loss. Regrowing your hair could help your self-esteem and make you feel better about your appearance. Are there other reasons you might want to treat hair loss with medication? Your hair loss doesn't really bother you. You would only be satisfied with a full head of hair. Medications may have serious side effects when taken with other medications or if you are pregnant or have health conditions, such as a heart problem. Any hair regrown with the medications would be lost if you stop taking the medications. You may even end up with less hair than when you started treatment. Medications to treat hair loss are expensive and usually are not covered by insurance. Treatment may not work. Are there other reasons you might not want to treat hair loss with medication? These personal stories may help you make your decision. Wise Health Decision Use this worksheet to help you make your decision. After completing it, you should have a better idea of how you feel about treating hair loss with medication. Discuss the worksheet with your doctor. Circle the answer that best applies to you. My hair loss causes me significant stress or unhappiness. Yes No Unsure I don't want to use medications every day. Yes No Unsure I'm worried about unknown side effects. Yes No Unsure A small improvement in hair coverage would be worth the time and money. Yes No Unsure I am pregnant. Yes No NA* I have a heart condition. Yes No Unsure I can afford to pay for the treatment over the long term. Yes No Unsure I realize that the treatment may not work. Yes No Unsure *NA=Not applicable Use the following spaces to list any other important concerns you have about this decision. What is your overall impression? Your answers in the above worksheet are meant to give you a general idea of where you stand on this decision. You may have one overriding reason to use or not use medication to treat hair loss. Check the box below that represents your overall impression about your decision. Leaning toward treating hair loss with medication Leaning toward NOT treating hair loss with medication Return to the topic Hair Loss . Author: Paul Lehnert Richard P. Terra Last Updated October 11, 2004 Medical Review: Patrice Burgess, MD - Family Medicine Tom Bailey, MD - Family Medicine Randall D. Burr, MD - Dermatology This information is not intended to replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise disclaims any liability for the decisions you make based on this information. For more information, click here . How this information was developed .