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| Thursday Dec 7, 2000 | As global
anticapitalism spreads, so does global anti-anticapitalism.
Apparently anticapitalism is
"rebellion against Original Sin . . .
a protest against the human condition to work by the sweat of our
brow."
to Commerce by birgitte |
| The life of the Hollywood production assistant - the glory, the free swag,
the stars,
the cow herding.
to Movies by birgitte |
| How safe is your workplace? OSHA provides recommendations.
Others propose defending yourself. to Health by birgitte |
| "Considering the out-and-out sinful nature of the game, features such as gameplay, graphics, etc. are irrelevant. This is not a game for kids, nor is it one for adults. The first epistle of John says that whoever believes in Christ must walk as He did. I am certain the Lord would not touch this game with a forty-foot pole." From the Christian Answers review of Quake 3. It's a game review site with a difference, anyway.
to Games by elder |
| Wednesday Dec 6, 2000 | The Big Mouth Billy Bass -- it's not just for late night TV infomercials any more! to Music by roo |
| Founded in Denver, Colorado in 1942 and sold to Budget Group Inc. in 1998, the yellow trucks belonging to Ryder TRS have a unique place in our nation's history. On February 26, 1993, terrorists drove a bomb-laden Ryder truck into the parking garage at the World Trade Center in New York City and detonated it, killing six people and causing millions in damage. On April 19, 1995, Timothy McVeigh used a Ryder truck to deliver a bomb which destroyed the Murrah Building and killed 168 people in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Now, you can own a bit of history -- the Ryder truck that transported 462,000 Presidential ballots from Palm Beach, Florida to Tallahassee, Forida. to Transportation by rich |
| Volunteering for
medical experiments
is an awful way to make money. Read all about it in
Guinea Pig Zero,
a jobzine for medical volunteers. to Health by riotnrrd |
| Baltimore alternative bookstore legend,
Atomic Books, is
going out of
business (and taking their
fun web-cam with them).
to Books by riotnrrd |
| Plato's dialogues
the Timaeus and Critias
are the first to mention Atlantis. Now there are
numerous references, particularly from those trying to determine the location. Antartica,
the South China Sea, North America and the Bahamas have all been proposed. If you are
interested in the subject, but tired of having your intelligence insulted, try Richard Ellis' Imagining Atlantis. As the book shows, humanity's consistent obsession with Atlantis is just as interesting a subject, if not more so, than the proposed locations.
to Conspiracy by birgitte |
| Another charming Curious George tale, this time about George and the man with the big trust fund. to Politics by eclipse |
| Carvin Rinehart's luminous photographs are modern interpretations of timeless subjects, such as St. Lucy, the Death of Hyacinth, the dying of the Oak King, and various tarot cards. to Art by idat |
| More mustachioed fun as Turkish D.J. Kazak shares his "disgo movings". (Requires Flash) to Humor by loothi |
| Tuesday Dec 5, 2000 | The
Hanford Site
spent most of the
cold
war
war
producing
plutonium and
uranium
for the US Nuclear
weapons
program.
After a both
productive
and checkered
past, it is now among the most polluted sites on the planet.
Millions of gallons
of radioactive and toxic waste are stored in 177 enormous underground tanks.
149 of these tanks have only one shell, and many of the tanks are
leaking waste
plumes into ground near the Columbia River.
Tank
106-C had so much strontium 90 in it that it would regularly heat up and
require cooling water, though it's a bit better now,
even if it may still give off flammable gases.
The DOE has documented
some of the site's history and some of the lessons
learned during the cleanup in their extensive website.
Unfortunately, not all is well at Hanford, and the Government Accountability
Project has also had to document
other facets of
the site's history. The Tri-City Herald also has an archive of local news about the Hanford
cleanup.
to History by gator |
| Sumo wrestlers +
Sailor Moon = something
freakishly awful. to Wackos by pjammer |
| Gayheroes.com is pretty much what it sounds like. Targeted to a young audience, it offers
bios of supposed gay heroes in history - including, I think to everyone's surprise, St. Paul.
to Religion by birgitte |
| Two groups are vying for power in Colombia. As their
hompages describe the sitution, the ELN and FARC are community based organizations
fighting the good fight.
The US government, however, takes a different view . But then
again, controversy continues over the US drug policy in Colombia. As with any recent grassroots organization, there is an e-petition opposing the US drug war in Colombia.
to Politics by birgitte |
| Monday Dec 4, 2000 | Finally, science comes through for us: Monkey Brains. to Science by dha |
| Be the leading light in your crowd by buying lots of really useless glowing stuff! to Commerce by dha |
| Some guy hates mayonnaise so much that he started the
"Worldwide I Hate Mayonnaise Club." Some
other guy hates it so much that he decided to sue the first guy for rights to the domain name.
to Food by joshua |
| The German Propaganda Archive contains Nazi and East German propaganda and supporting materials, including Der Giftpilz, an anti-Semitic children's book with some truly disturbing illustrations, and German Democratic Republic guidelines for oral agitation. to Memetics by jacquez |
| There's something intriguingly retrotechnological about listening to Sullivan's ethereal The Lost Chord as recorded ona wax cylinder in 1888, as recorded by NPS in MP3 format in the late 1990's.
to Music by mpc |
| Are your fruits and vegetables clean enough?
Of course not! That's why Procter
and Gamble is happy to bring you Fit®
Fruit & Vegetable Wash to wash your squash.
Or, if you don't like products with systems and accessories,
there's simple and cheap baking soda. to Food by tregoweth |
| Everybody loves Christmas trees, right? Some people make unusual
Christmas tree decorations.
Some people make Christmas trees out of unusual substances.
But if you have no tree, what can you do? Well, if you have an old green
couch and a little spare time, you can make a Christmas couch.
to Culture by idat |
| Sunday Dec 3, 2000 | If search engines represent the mass use of practical artificial intelligence principles in everday life, then perhaps we have a while to wait before we can start having meaningful conversations with them. In the meantime, there's always Eliza. to Humor by dnm |
| I can't believe I've never posted anything about Ensimismada, an original and experimental quartet of college students who happen to be wonderful songwriters and musicians... to Music by djinn |
| This embarrassment is partially
why
eliminating the IRS is the one of the first goals of
The Libertarian Party. Or you could just
not pay. to Politics by caviar |
| George W. Bush may not be the most eloquent guy in the world, but that shouldn't prevent you from visiting the George Bush Center for Intelligence next time you're in Washington. to Politics by roo |
| With few, and admittedly borderline, exceptions (such as The
Munsters and Neil
Young), I had always thought that hearses were for dead people.
How wrong I was! to Transportation by dha |
| Saturday Dec 2, 2000 | Humperdinck or Humperdink? I can't find a definitive resource on the spelling of the character's name, but I did find the script... to Movies by djinn |
| For those times you confuse your Hayeks, here's a handy guide. to Humor by mpc |
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