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| Tuesday Jun 22, 2004 | In a classic David and Goliath confrontation, Irdial-Discs, experimental
independent music label from the UK, brought a High Court action against WEA
International over their CD release "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" by the group Wilco,
which flagrantly infringes Irdial's copyright.
"Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" bears a track entitled "Poor Places", which contains one
minute and thirty seconds of sound from "Phonetic Alphabet Nato" lifted directly
from disc one of the quadruple CD "The Conet Project: Recordings of Shortwave
Numbers Stations". The Conet Project track features a female voice repeating
over and over the phrase, "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot", which Wilco took for the title
of their critically acclaimed CD.
to Music by wheezer |
| Tuesday May 18, 2004 | The Crusades were expeditions undertaken, in fulfilment of a solemn vow, to deliver the Holy Places from Mohammedan tyranny. The idea of the crusade corresponds to a political conception which was realized in Christendom only from the eleventh to the fifteenth century; this supposes a union of all peoples and sovereigns under the direction of the popes. All crusades were announced by preaching. After pronouncing a solemn vow, each warrior received a cross from the hands of the pope or his legates, and was thenceforth considered a soldier of the Church. Crusaders were also granted indulgences and temporal privileges, such as exemption from civil jurisdiction, inviolability of persons or lands, etc. Warning, some links contain sensitive content to Religion by wheezer |
| Friday Nov 21, 2003 | On any given day the average American is subjected to about 4,000 images and messages. Of these about 3,990
are generated by corporations. Not coincidentally, about 95% of them are
lies. Like weblogs,
freewayblogs
are
one
of
the
last
outlets
for
individuals
to
express
themselves
to
the
masses.
to Politics by wheezer |
| Saturday Oct 25, 2003 | loopemem elohssa tnereffid ,tihs emas to Web by wheezer |
| Friday May 30, 2003 | Ah, the wonders of the retro band Electric 6. While their biggest hit to date is undeniably Danger! High Voltage, a certain not quite as popular track has proven to be ample cannon fodder for the loopy flash community. to Flash by wheezer |
| Monday Sep 23, 2002 | What is it about a David Hasselhoff music video that reminds me so much of other stale web phenomena? to Music by wheezer |
| Tuesday Aug 6, 2002 | DJ Q-Bert, former member of the Invisibl Skratch Piklz (heck, these guys are so good, they made their own mixer) created a concept album by the name of Wave Twisters back in 98, which, among other things, maintained a story line throughout the entire LP. This fantastic record then spawned a unique multimedia project: Wave Twisters, the movie. Reason enough for me to finally buy a DVD player, despite the warnings about watching it too often. to Movies by wheezer |
| Friday Jun 7, 2002 | The mighy vacuum tube amp, still held in high regard by audiophiles across the world, is now available in motherboard form, brought to you by those crazy folks at AOpen. to Technology by wheezer |
| Tuesday Jun 4, 2002 | Fsck the 2002 FIFA World Cup (tm), I'd rather play Pegball. to Flash by wheezer |
| Tuesday Apr 23, 2002 | Matthew Herbert, Herbert, Radio Boy, Doctor Rockit, Wishmountain, The Music Man, whatever you may call him, he's a electronic musician with a very clear vision. And a new album, under his Radio Boy moniker, available for download on the net, with a loud political message and Henry Kissinger, a Big Mac meal and cans of brake fluid as sound sources. to Music by wheezer |
| Wednesday Mar 6, 2002 | German underground favorite hiphop act Kinderzimmer Productions takes their time, shocks the mouse and rocks the online scene so viciously with their just jammin' fresh and def rhyme creator. to Flash by wheezer |
| Friday Feb 22, 2002 | Clan Mortal Teamwork asks you kindly to bang your head until you stutter. to Music by wheezer |
| Wednesday Feb 13, 2002 | With DJ'ing having become something of a pop phenomenon, and the competition in the various championships being as hard as it is, now would be the perfect time to branch from the vinyl to another semi-obscure music medium - the cassette. Heck, maybe one can still win those championships...
to Music by wheezer |
| Tuesday Feb 12, 2002 | Diecorp is currently beta-testing a wireless
handheld p2p player with a claimed download speed of 1 mb per minute -
the RIAA is going to have a field
day with this...
to Technology by wheezer |
| Friday Jan 25, 2002 | It's 2002, and Lego, the James Brown of toy brands, just continues to keep it real, as clearly demonstrated by FoundryDx, which features some rather spectacular Mecha models made out of Lego along with articles on the subject matter and even a store.
to Toys by wheezer |
| Saturday Jan 19, 2002 | Do you like your men hard, in uniform, horny, and green?
to Sex by wheezer |
| Wednesday Jan 9, 2002 | When Microsoft chairman Bill Gates was shot dead on December 2, 1999, it was a tragedy that resonated throughout the world. But as time wears on, that tragedy has developed into a mystery for many observers, who see police misconduct and a cover-up where others see an open-and-shut case. This week at the esteemed Slamdance Film Festival, Nothing So Strange follows the efforts of an organized group of these skeptics. to Movies by wheezer |
| Thursday Jan 3, 2002 | Tetsuya Nagato presents Me and My Monkey (In 32 Locations) to Art by wheezer |
| Saturday Dec 22, 2001 | Hey kids, the infamous, lovable Sunday-evening livestream experience formerly known as Roemerstr31.com has moved, and now that the dust has finally settled, it's time to ring in the new year in style, with a 72+ hour (starts on the 28th of December) eclectic elated electronic stream extravaganza, moving from city to city and residence to residence. The best is yet to come, you too(tm) can be a part of this seminal milestone in webstream history! to Music by wheezer |
| Wednesday Dec 12, 2001 | Color-morphing silhouette porn, yeah. Pump up the volume and don't forget your color printer. to Flash by wheezer |
| Wednesday Nov 28, 2001 | "You can make music with anything, even a piece of toast," said Einstürzende Neubauten frontman Blixa Bargeld in an interview once - nontheless, it's always fun to see this concept translated in practice, even if it's with the lowly, slightly more high-tech (than toast, mind you) cellular phone. to Music by wheezer |
| Monday Nov 19, 2001 | In a prime example of reality following comedy, the first Hack Furby challenge has been won, a second one has been issued, and the kit is available for purchase now. Think you got what it takes to port a Java Virtual Machine to a Furby-based micro-architecture?
to Toys by wheezer |
| Sunday Nov 18, 2001 | Marketplace, Business News from Public Radio with David "the man" Brancaccio is currently running a rather intriguing series entitled "Underground Economy", that features interviews with anyone from a former abortionist over entrepreneur prostitutes to upscale drug-runners.
to Culture by wheezer |
| Wednesday Nov 14, 2001 | When I die, I want to send up to 60 emails. to Internet by wheezer |
| Glasgow, Scotland. Home of the infamous Celtic FC (FC stands for football club, silly American!). Unlike most Celtic FC fans, Chris McComb takes his fanpage activities a bit more seriously, in a rather unique way: Henrik's Tongue is home to a incredible amount of celebrity pictures digitally manipulated to wear the classic Celtic FC colors, with a helluva lot more in the pipeline, and the obligatory multi-page photo collection of celebrity tongues. to Sports by wheezer |
| Thursday Nov 8, 2001 | All you crazy, nostalgic, CTS-stricken nerds of yore, this one's for you. to Flash by wheezer |
| Monday Oct 29, 2001 | Rick & Steve - the animated adventures of the happiest gay Lego couple in the world. to Entertainment by wheezer |
| Friday Oct 26, 2001 | Carnivore, a open source (based on tcpdump) art installation with an obvious inspiration sniffs your data and interprets it in creative ways. to Art by wheezer |
| Wednesday Oct 17, 2001 | Hey European Monetary Union-loving kids of the world, remember Captain Euro? Well, he has a fan club now!
to Government by wheezer |
| Friday Oct 12, 2001 | The Beowulf project has nothing to do with the adventures of a great Scandinavian warrior of the 6th century. Instead, it is the concept of wiring cheap, off-the-shelf computers together to form supercomputers. Now, in this day and age, even lowly consumer electronics devices can be combined for supercomputing purposes, so I guess that the Furbeowolf was just a matter of time. to Humor by wheezer |
| Chris Korda, International Deejay Gigolo and Reverend of the Church of Euthanasia, likes to watch the plane coming in. Save the planet, kill yourself. As seen on Jerry Springer! to Music by wheezer |
| Thursday Oct 11, 2001 | Hatten + Osama Bin Laden = Daler och det hemliga vapnet (mirror)
to Web by wheezer |
| Furydolls - not your sister's dolls, indeed. Come for the Tomb Raider doll, stay for the obligatory name generator, javascript boob racing game and of course the rather bizarre photoplay. to Toys by wheezer |
| Drop porn, not bombs!
to Wackos by wheezer |
| President Bush has declared war on "terrorists and those who harbor them." The question is, then;
Am I Terrorist or Not? to Web by wheezer |
| Wednesday Oct 10, 2001 | Richard Fenwick brings you RND#, a study of our relationship with technology in short-film form. Currently the six completed films of a grand total of one hundred are viewable online, or if you're in the general proximity of the Resfest 2001, check out some of the screenings there! to Art by wheezer |
| Sunday Sep 16, 2001 | Taking a critical standpoint towards mass-media is generally a wise decision, if one wishes to keep a level head during stressful times. Not only has CNN failed to mention some rather interesting background info on America's most wanted Terrorist, now claims are circulating that the footage of people dancing on the streets of Palestina is, in fact, 10 years old.
These claims have
been proven to be incorrect as well as recanted by their origin, and apparently the disappearance
of said footage can be accredited to Palestinian
authorities threatening camera crews.
Nontheless, keep this media giant's flawed
record in mind
when watching the
news.
to Media by wheezer |
| Wednesday Aug 15, 2001 | Finally, Peer to Peer technology is starting to be used for something other than just swapping pirated files. While URLBlaze just adds a rather sysadmin-unfriendly spin to the old concept, the fine folks over at Daliworld have come up with a more exciting idea - simulate ocean life on a P2P network! Whee! to Internet by wheezer |
| Tuesday Aug 14, 2001 | Pssst! Hey you! I'm not sure if you've heard of the hippest new thing in town, raving. What, you haven't? Well, in that case, before heading on out to your local "rave" facility for the first time, try and get down with the scene - you should be well-versed in such critical fields as popular musical styles, phat pants, approaching glowstick-wielding individuals, protecting your DJ from whores, that wildly popular new "love-drug" ecstasy, oh and raving of course. All this and more is brought to you by one fantastic site, Raves: All-night-dance parties of DEATH, and lest I forget - there's even small section for law enforcement! to Humor by wheezer |
| Monday Aug 13, 2001 | Rammstein + Tsluts (Where has the Nazi Robbie Williams animation gone, anyway?) + Sweden + Kebab King = Jada (not to be taken internally may aid weight loss only as part of a calorie-controlled diet).
to Flash by wheezer |
| Thursday Aug 2, 2001 | It's jerking time. to Sex by wheezer |
| In case you missed that whole Lizzie Grubman SUV-based Hamptons nightclub incident, at least have the decency to buy the t-shirts and play the flash game. to Culture by wheezer |
| Typography is fun, and for all you nonbelievers out there, Roberto de Vicq de Cumptich delivers the goods with ease in form of his childrens book. Psst! All you digi-illiterati, check his excellent flash-site. to Books by wheezer |
| Monday Jul 9, 2001 | Oulu, that most noteworthy Finnish city, features, amongst more standard fare, one of the fiercest musical competitions this side of the equator - the Air Guitar World Championships!
to Music by wheezer |
| Wednesday Jul 4, 2001 | Lesbians, have you no taste? Janet Reno, of all people, is hot? to Sex by wheezer |
| Thursday Jun 28, 2001 | Joel Veitch's rathergood.com, your one stop shop for good and evil (crabs), brings you one of the most whiggedywhack animations of all time: A Frightened Boy.
to Flash by wheezer |
| Wednesday Jun 27, 2001 | Britney Spears exposed! to Culture by wheezer |
| Wednesday Jun 20, 2001 | "Hours" of "fun" for "the" anally "retentive": The Gallery of "Misused" Quotation Marks. to Linguistics by wheezer |
| Star Wars and rap meet once again in Star Warz! to Flash by wheezer |
| Tuesday Jun 19, 2001 | Pimp yo' lawnmower, bizzatch. to Transportation by wheezer |
| Thursday Jun 14, 2001 | You know why WAP is dead? Because it didn't have any good porn to jump-start the service. to Technology by wheezer |
| Pixelzero: because recycled referers make for artsy voyeurism. to Web by wheezer |
| Sunday Jun 10, 2001 | Ok, so Zelda is still alive and kickin' on various console platforms, but whatever happened to the pixelated Link of NES fame, exactly?
to Flash by wheezer |
| Thursday Jun 7, 2001 | I never really liked the word zine, aside from a select few articles the whole thing just sorta bored me. Nontheless there was one feature that kept me coming back every Tuesday - the comics! Actually, just one of them, Maakies. The adventures of Drinky Crow & pals live on!
to Comics by wheezer |
| Wednesday Jun 6, 2001 | AuDSL - Audio Digital Subscriber Line. Download your driver today! to Technology by wheezer |
| Enjoy the interactive flash adventures of a Magic Robot.
to Flash by wheezer |
| Wednesday May 30, 2001 | Otherkin are people who for
various reasons do not
believe they are human. Some of us are really nuts.
to Wackos by wheezer |
| It is no secret that our culture is accelerating. Not long ago one could get all the required asses kicked the old-fashioned way, but the times they are a changin', and so it was only a matter of time before the first fully automatic ass-kicker would appear. to Science by wheezer |
| Men who look like Kenny Rogers. to Music by wheezer |
| Wednesday May 23, 2001 | 666 Watch - your source on all things 666, especially biochip implants, barcodes and that perennial Bible-fan classic - rock music. to Wackos by wheezer |
| Hey you! Got a gerbil or other small rodent stuck up your ass and need it removed by animalfriendly means? to Sex by wheezer |
| Sunday May 20, 2001 | Squirrel hazing is another strong contender in the field of odd squirrel-related websites.
to Humor by wheezer |
| Friday May 18, 2001 | The collapse of eFront pulled down many a excellent site, one of them being mame.dk, the best multiple arcade machine emulator rom and information database bar none. Now the site is back, with a better interface and the most detailed MAME ROM database ever. How do they plan to support this? Purely through donations. Let's hope the emulation community pulls this one off!
to Games by wheezer |
| Thursday May 17, 2001 | Aunt Nettie, one of the Internet pioneers of the 19th century brings us the Museum of Depressionist Art and the Gladys Dwindlebimmers Ralston Gallery of the Unidentifiable. Any museum featuring works such as "Homage to Bullwinkle" and In Memoriam: 'Rusty' a Great Cow Pony gets my vote. to Humor by wheezer |
| Wednesday May 16, 2001 | Ban Christian rock now! to Religion by wheezer |
| Tuesday May 15, 2001 | I dunno about iCircus, but I prefer my eBread etoasted. to Food by wheezer |
| Crazy neighbor got you down? Why not tell him a Zen story? to Culture by wheezer |
| Saturday May 12, 2001 | Ancient Egyptians mummified their dead. ALL their dead. Ergo, they also turned their beloved pets and sacred animals into mummies. Adopt one today! to History by wheezer |
| Tuesday May 1, 2001 | When you find something considered corny at
a forum where people use pictures of their cars as .sigs , when this
meme already
has its own
flame-filled forum, then you can be sure that you're onto somet hing
special, the
IcyHotStuntaz, to
be exact.
to Culture by wheezer |
| Friday Apr 27, 2001 | Running a domain ending with sucks seems to be the shiznat these days. Represented, amongst others, are all kinds of companies, usually popular ones
(for Wal-Mart, please use the Canadian site if applicable), various government institutions and of course a certain recently elected politician. While some are more metaphysical in nature, others are quite personal. Maybe sports are your bag? A lot of these sites might seem like a good idea (tm), but try to remember: What goes around, comes around. For every action, there is a equal and opposite reaction. to Web by wheezer |
| Wednesday Apr 25, 2001 | After 4 years of prolific work, the undisputed online authority in the field of women with cream in their face is sadly stopping its activities this May. The material can still be viewed online though, and one last series has been posted. Get it while it's hot!
to Food by wheezer |
| Sunday Apr 22, 2001 | fals.ch, a mp3 label catering to friends of high-quality electronic music, has recently released their first compilation. With a large catalogue of releases, artists such as Oval and Jodi contributing, what's still keeping you here?
to Music by wheezer |
| Monday Apr 16, 2001 | Neil Cicierega continues the insane flashmovie triend with his Animutation Hyakugojyuuichi!!! Links have been fixed - Editor.
to Art by wheezer |
| Sunday Apr 15, 2001 | Ever wonder where Add N to (X) gets those wonderful toys? FukingMachines is your answer!
to Sex by wheezer |
| Wednesday Apr 11, 2001 | Next-level Lobstermagnet : Monkey vs Robot to Movies by wheezer |
| Sunday Apr 8, 2001 | The system dynamics analysis of a religious experience
establishes a scientific basis for the core of religion. That is, seen from the outside all religions are diverse, but at the very essence or core of each religion resides the sacred structure and essence of religion. The analysis presented here of this structure and essence forms a general theory of religion.
to Wackos by wheezer |
| Friday Apr 6, 2001 | In today's fast-paced world wide web, pointlessness is the key to success. Bearing this in mind, Fluxus Research's archive of doorknobs has got to be one of the strongest contenders in recent times.
to Wackos by wheezer |
| Thursday Apr 5, 2001 | A Perfect Evening's TV - crazy british humor featuring, amongst others, Public Enemys' Flava Flav, Coco the Coco Pops monkey, and of course Wendy Richards' Ass. to Television by wheezer |
| Hung over? There's a site for that too. Blame a celebrity, read the dos & don'ts, try some of the suggested cures... On the other hand, nothing gets you going in the morning like a good dose of gloating, and pictures do say more than a 1000 words (hey, at least somebody out there probably had a rougher night...). to Drugs by wheezer |
| Wednesday Apr 4, 2001 | U mai notis unusual spelings on this paj. to Linguistics by wheezer |
| Sunday Mar 18, 2001 | Anti-marijuana propaganda can be dangerous.
to Drugs by wheezer |
| Monday Feb 12, 2001 | Harmu, a site with stunningly lo-fi mystery murder "movies" (produced with the Deluxe Paint V package for the Amiga) doesn't really require Finnish language skills. However, I can't help but wonder - why does this site link to the local police department? to Humor by wheezer |
| Sunday Feb 11, 2001 | More German, more melons; Melonfucker is back!
to Sex by wheezer |
| If you haven't already checked out the rather strange Swedish-language flash-based interpretation of what appears to be Turkish folksong, do it now. If you have, check out the English translation and grin a lil' more. Glue piece of ham, cool.
to Humor by wheezer |
| Saturday Jan 27, 2001 | Full House, Charles in Charge, Ally McBeal, Perfect Strangers - these shows (and many others) raise significant cultural questions. Most importantly, who would you kill? to Television by wheezer |
| Thursday Nov 16, 2000 | Is this really the work of a 13-year-old? to Art by wheezer |
| Must we randomize everything? Sites, radio, music (win/mac/linux), poetry (prefer haiku or sonnets?), fables, plays, jokes, fonts, postcards, webcams, female celebrity pics, porn? Why god, why? to Web by wheezer |
| Tuesday Oct 24, 2000 | French dadaistic Flash-orgy greatness.
to Art by wheezer |
| Sunday Oct 1, 2000 | For an intricate look into the electronic underground, check out Roemerstr31.com. The site where live mixes and sets are broadcast literally out of someone's living room, usually on Sundays. Webcam and chat included. to Music by wheezer |
| Chemistry and poetry: when science and art finally meet in The Periodic Table of Poetry!. Just don't get scared off by the gallium contribution. to Literature by wheezer |
| Thursday Aug 31, 2000 | For the prose enthusiast on the go: 54 word stories to Literature by wheezer |
| Friday Aug 25, 2000 | For your daily dose of interactive eyecandy, I recommend the fine site Hel13, a Finnish webzine that aspires to "Rebuild the Soviet Union on the Internet". Read the interview with T-26 or send your friends stylish ecards. Don't miss their applet to rebuild the Soviet Union, where you can apparently win something right now as well. Perhaps you want some suitable music while browsing through Hel13? Click here. to Web by wheezer |
| Monday Aug 21, 2000 | Fairtunes, at least in theory, should be a more viable solution for supporting our favorite digital addiction than Save Napster. Considering that the company, founded by two students, has only been in existance since May of this year, the results are at least somewhat encouraging.
to Music by wheezer |
| Tuesday Aug 8, 2000 | Forget Customatix, Creo Interactive was there first, and their designs are definitely funkier to Fashion by wheezer |
| Monday Jul 10, 2000 | The search for the German sausage proves to be elusive; there is a clear case of misleading names here - and why Mr. Wurst does accounting and not something, ahem, more obvious, I'll probably never know. to Food by wheezer |
| Monday Jun 19, 2000 | The European Union is undeniably a Good Thing(TM), but the official site won't really convince anybody, and whoever came up with Captain Euro has got to find a new profession. to Media by wheezer |
| Monday Jun 12, 2000 | From the masterminds at hi, Res! London comes clickhere, a exhibition of (anti)banner ads.
to Web by wheezer |
| Thursday Jun 8, 2000 | We've all heard of the age-old dispute of Evolution vs. Creationism and most of us will remember the Creationists' recent forays into the US education system, but let's not forget that the theory of evolution is not undisputed in the science community either. Do check out this topical index on the matter.
to Wackos by wheezer |
| Wednesday Jun 7, 2000 | The nicest interface of some time can be found at Zero-Xenon-26, but that's not all - contentwise the site offers free fonts and a most impressive "speaking machine" for polishing up your Japanese pronounciation with the help of a sampled baby. to Web by wheezer |
| Wednesday May 17, 2000 | Though the concept of having users creating their own content may seem like a good one, the result is somewhat difficult to navigate, if not chaotic. to Web by wheezer |
| Tuesday May 16, 2000 | Aside from a select few, most Americans are unaware that the phenomenon known as techno was started in Detroit. Finally the city has decided to honor its heritage with this festival. to Music by wheezer |
| Monday May 15, 2000 | Adventures in Advertising by Tom DelMundo. to Humor by wheezer |
| Thursday May 11, 2000 | Who cares who won the 5k award? There are so many expertly crafted entries - let yourself be sucked in! to Web by wheezer |
| Ever been intrigued by Robby the Robot from Forbidden Planet? Why not get your own over at Fred Barton's? He has a nice robot museum online as well. Oh, and let's not forget the legendary soundtrack this movie sports. to Robotics by wheezer |
| Thursday May 4, 2000 | Instead of listening to electronic music, how
about making your own, online and experimental, naturally.
to Music by wheezer |
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