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- Kerissa Fare, a native California girl, is Miss September 2000. Kerissa drives a Mitsubishi Eclipse and she loves her car. See Kerissa Fare videos at PlayboyPlus.... |
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- Even 'Roses Are Red' Was A LieYou might have seen Laura Bush sharing the "Meet the Press" set Sunday morning with Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg. I didn't see it, because as much as I love and adore Caroline, I only subject myself to watching a Bush when matters of national or global importance may be at stake (i.e., "All homosexuals must board the trains immediately. The rest of you, line up for your microchip implants" -- that sort of thing). |
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- Rookie linebacker has team-high 12 sacks |
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Big Fish (Dec 30 2003 23:58 GMT) - I took the afternoon off, and Jean and I went to see Big Fish together. I'm a fan of Tim Burton's work, so I was looking forward to it. It was interesting and colorful, as are all Burton's movies, but it certainly wasn't one of his best. I'd rank it around Edward Scissorhands, which was a colorful movie without a lot of direction, full of imaginative imagery, that stalled out by the ending. |
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- Quote from Scott Rosenberg via Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools site re innoviation: Finally, as many of us retreat from the daily grind to take year-end stock, I want to offer you this wonderful passage that Kevin Kelly cited earlier this month on his Cool Tools blog. It's from a book titled "Art & Fear: Observations on the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking," by David Bayles and Ted Orland, that I will have to add to my 2004 reading list. |
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- Quote from Scott Rosenberg via Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools site re innoviation: Finally, as many of us retreat from the daily grind to take year-end stock, I want to offer you this wonderful passage that Kevin Kelly cited earlier this month on his Cool Tools blog. It's from a book titled "Art & Fear: Observations on the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking," by David Bayles and Ted Orland, that I will have to add to my 2004 reading list. |
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- Quote from Scott Rosenberg via Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools site re innoviation: Finally, as many of us retreat from the daily grind to take year-end stock, I want to offer you this wonderful passage that Kevin Kelly cited earlier this month on his Cool Tools blog. It's from a book titled "Art & Fear: Observations on the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking," by David Bayles and Ted Orland, that I will have to add to my 2004 reading list. |
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- Quote from Scott Rosenberg via Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools site re innoviation: Finally, as many of us retreat from the daily grind to take year-end stock, I want to offer you this wonderful passage that Kevin Kelly cited earlier this month on his Cool Tools blog. It's from a book titled "Art & Fear: Observations on the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking," by David Bayles and Ted Orland, that I will have to add to my 2004 reading list. |
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- Quote from Scott Rosenberg via Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools site re innoviation: Finally, as many of us retreat from the daily grind to take year-end stock, I want to offer you this wonderful passage that Kevin Kelly cited earlier this month on his Cool Tools blog. It's from a book titled "Art & Fear: Observations on the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking," by David Bayles and Ted Orland, that I will have to add to my 2004 reading list. |
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- Nature is everywhere - even in cities, and needs to be protected, nurtured and assisted to expand and recover. Finding... |
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- The Santa Barbara County Sheriff will respond to Michael Jackson's allegations that he was bruised and mistreated during his surrender... |
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- Miss August 2000 is Fountain Valley's Summer Altice. Summer is a UCLA student. Go Bruins!! See more Summer at PlayboyPlus.... |
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Bam (Dec 30 2003 23:56 GMT) - vue du satellite. On comprend mieux l'ampleur du désastre...... |
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- burgburgburg writes "The NY Times has an interesting article about a rather puzzling phenomena: for the fifth year in a row, the Earth's travel through space ... |
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- burgburgburg writes "The NY Times has an interesting article about a rather puzzling phenomena: for the fifth year in a row, the Earth's travel through space ... |
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- call for actions and more ... International demonstration against the World Economic Forum (WEF) Saturday 24th January 2004 Davos Switzerland 14:00 in front of Davos train station From the 21 of January to the 25 of January the WEF(www.weforum.org),a meeting of the richest multinational corporations and government buearacrats more than 2. |
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New rules (Dec 30 2003 23:55 GMT) - Phil Carter notes new rules for military tribunals (PDF), including a right of review, and does a far better job... |
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- Amend PATRIOT Act Urges National League of Cities: "Portions of the USA PATRIOT Act compromise the U.S. Constitution and Bill... |
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- My Son, The Chef My son (16 years old, high school junior) is making dinner for his girlfriend (college freshman) tonight. No, he's not making Kraft Macaroni & Cheese. He's making Veal Marsala à la Joe Dogs, from The Mafia Cookbook. |
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- although it does have its peculiarities. Maybe even because it has its peculiarities.Where else would the above headline ma ... [1] |
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- Granted, there's nothing new about the "stop loss" measures announced today. The Pentagon is increasingly refusing to allow American soldiers to leave the armed services - even if their original contracts to serve are expiring - as commanders struggle to keep up the military's numbers in the face of increasing demands from multiple overseas missions, most notably in Iraq and Afghanistan. I can't even say that I disagree with the rationale. We do need to maintain sufficient force presence, after all. Still, it sure chaps my hide when I remember that in April Rumsfeld was pushing to reduce our military presence in the Gulf Region and military sources leaked reports that prior to the war's onset, Rumsfeld had repeatedly cut the number of participating troops "by as much as half. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - IHT Dec 30 2003 5:43PM ET... |
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- Another swiped from fark.. :) Bisexual teen experimentation trend |
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- Jeffrey Henning added a new New English Definition, Macscrimination (adj.). "Failing to ensure that software or web sites are fully compatible with the Macintosh operating system." |
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- It snowed yesterday, the second time this year. Ugh. But Kelly really liked it, as witness this tableau, repeated in the current banner. I'm not sure the snow corpse was originally laid out as I saw it today, but I like it better this way. When it starts melting, I'm going to go out and outline it in chalk. |
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- July Jeri doesn't like The Hulk. Brendan is on vacation in California. Blogfiend is voted Chester of the Week. Brendo really enjoyed Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Barry White dies. |
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- July Jeri doesn't like The Hulk. Brendan is on vacation in California. Blogfiend is voted Chester of the Week. Brendo really enjoyed Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Barry White dies. |
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- pourquoi ne pas utiliser le Robitussin ? Il paraît qu'en plus tu voles aux anges !!! Emergency rooms across the country are reporting teenagers abusing cough medicine. USA Today reported that teenagers nationwide are showing up in emergency rooms for... |
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- A senior Egyptian cleric backs the right of France to ban Muslim girls from wearing headscarves in state schools. |
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- Females Drive Social Evolution, Suggests Primate Study [National Geographic News: Animals & Nature] |
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- I never saw a real murder, but once I was going to the liqour store and this dude ran in just as I was coming in. He'd been shot and was bleeding all over, and then the manager of the store locked the door till the police got there. There was nothing to do but stand there and watch him bleed all over the place, till the ambulance came. |
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- Wimbledon 0 West Brom 0 |
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- It was just another routine night at the oche for Phil Taylor as he clinched his place in the fourth round of the Ladbrokes.com World Championship with an emphatic victory over Irishman Colin McGarry. |
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- Depuis 1979, le Rallye-Dakar défie la conscience démocratique. Une caravane agressive d'engins rutilants traverse pendant plusieurs jours les pays les plus démunis d'Afrique. Non seulement la faune et la flore autochtones sont dévastées, piétinées et détruites, mais les populations locales ne sont pas plus respectées |
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- Adventa, firme impériale spécialisée en OGM, a déposé plainte contre dix militant-e-s nettoyeurs...soutenez |
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- Second cours de droit du travail gratuit et ouvert à toutes et tous, proposé par le Réseau Stop Précarité et dispensé par une inspectrice du travail : lundi 19 janvier 2004, à 19h, à la Bourse du Travail, 67 rue de Turbigo,75003 Paris. |
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- Lors du dernier Forum Social Européen (12-15 novembre à Paris-Saint-Denis-Ivry-Bobigny s'est tenu le GLAD, espace de Globalisation des Luttes et des Actions de Désobéissance, complétant l'ensemble des ateliers, séminaires et plénières proposées, en offrant aux milliers de militant-es et individu-es venu-es de toute l'Europe un centre de convergence et un lieu festif et culturel pour ces soirées d'automne |
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