Another well-written article by Noam Chomsky that you should read.
Bush & Cheney Always Saw Iraq as a Sweetheart Oil Deal
NOTE: This post was deleted and resubmitted due to egregious spelling errors.
Another well-written article by Noam Chomsky that you should read.
Bush & Cheney Always Saw Iraq as a Sweetheart Oil Deal
NOTE: This post was deleted and resubmitted due to egregious spelling errors.
Steve Harwood has recently updated his delicious Famous People Punching Steve (which I documented previously here).
Mr. Harwood has also been kind enough to provide an email address at his site if you are a celebrity and wish to punch him.
Get going, celebrities!
The Drunken Severed Head’s full interview with my adopted actor has been posted!
My previously posted interview bits ‘n bobs:
Excerpt 1
Excerpt 2
Excerpt 3
Excerpt 4
Thanks again to Max for conducting the original interview, giving me the opportunity to post some choice pieces of it, and allowing the rest of us to be privy to his conversation with Mr. Kelly.
Yay for the Internets!
When I was casting my net for some celebrity photos to use in my Celebrity Superheroes feature, I stumbled upon this very funny page from 2005:
I really wish Mr. Harwood had continued this feature, as it is quite wonderful. Wherever he is, I hope he is getting punched by a celebrity.
Hi-de-ho, I just want to direct your attention to some other blogs I contribute to, ’cause interesting things are afoot there.
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Tim and I have completed another month’s worth of found notes at A Blog Of Notes. I was honestly slacking this month, but Tim came through with some ridiculously awesome sounds. Tim has also just posted an excellent series of mixes of the April compile.
If you have the technology and inclination to look for musical notes in the world around you, Tim and I are always looking for sound geek contributors.
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The lovely and talented night photographer Remi Thornton, who is also a contributor to my blog The Signage Of Negative Space, recently returned from a trip to Chicago, where he took some pics of signage here and here.
This was kinda neat, in that I had previously taken pictures of these same signs. It’s kind of cool to compare and contrast our pics, and see how much better a photo can look when someone like Remi is behind the camera! It’s definitely made me step up with my “A” game (which relatively speaking is more accurately called a “B-” game).
We’re at about 150 instances of negative space signage, but would love to get more geographical regions represented that I’m certain are oozing with negative space signage — the NYC/California area, large urban centers across the world, etc.
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Who’s In Charge Here? continues to chug along. Our current band is Belle and Sebastian. Vote for the leader of the band, based on the photo I have included, but please be kind, they are sensitive folk.
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That’s all the self-pimping I have for you today! Excelsior!
I read a lot good stuff, websites, blog posts and such, but one post I saw recently on Manx’s site floored me.
If someone asked me what kind of sense of humor I had, I would point to this post.
I’m still not sure if the Obama meerkat pic was doctored or not.
I recently found a few things I liked so much I thought I should share, so here goes — my first links post.
Comcast screws with its subscribers (link via Slashdot)
Investigation into practices Comcast has been engaging in to hamper filesharing for its subscribers. Yes, there are legal forms of filesharing, smartass.
Van Halen keyboard “Jump” travesty (link via BoingBoing)
The backing recording of the keyboard to “Jump” Van Halen has been using in its latest slew of concerts is played at the wrong pitch, creating an avant garde mess.
Comedian Doug Benson’s MySpace blog
Doug Benson is just a comedian I admire. He makes a point of posting something every day, and usually it’s very, very funny. Dig into the archives, why don’tcha.