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The malefactors of great wealth and the religious right. Economist Paul Krugman on insufficient necessity.
posted on Sep-5-04 at 11:59 AM
Bill Clinton has had a heart attack. Currently he is in a New York hospital awaiting emergency surgery.
posted on Sep-3-04 at 9:51 AM
For the love of Crusade. A short animation that may not be played at the 2004 Republican Convention.
posted on Aug-27-04 at 1:35 PM
Correcting the Record. In meticulous detail the 9/11 commission's report found that the hijackers had repeatedly broken the law in entering the United States, that Mr. bin Laden may have micromanaged the attacks but did not pay for them, that intelligence agencies had considered the threat of suicide hijackings, and that Mr. Bush received an August 2001 briefing on evidence of continuing domestic terrorist threats from Al Qaeda.
posted on Jul-25-04 at 7:26 AM
This is not pornography. Spaces filled with removed figures.
posted on Jul-13-04 at 11:48 PM
120 Years of Electronic Music. Electronic musical instruments 1870 -1990.
posted on Jul-10-04 at 6:20 PM
Jesus saved my vagina. A new wave of Christian merchandise.
posted on Jul-5-04 at 10:40 AM
"Stop beating up your women because you can't find a job." Strong words from a paragon of the African American community.
posted on Jul-1-04 at 9:18 PM
Sonic Youth on KCRW. A nice video of in-studio taping.
posted on Jun-29-04 at 7:24 AM
Al Gore. John Kerry. Adolf Hitler. In a new ad from the Bush campaign, these opposition mavens are linked right before the viewer's eyes.
posted on Jun-25-04 at 10:27 AM
"Hey fagdaddy why u killl teammates?" A cobbeled session in word parsing.
posted on Jun-23-04 at 2:41 PM
Be thankful you are not my student. You would not get a high grade for such a design. Tanenbaum and Torvalds discuss the future of kernel design.
posted on Jun-17-04 at 6:22 AM
Taiwan Cam. A geography of views for the people.
posted on Apr-28-04 at 8:24 AM
The Counter Clinton Library A tax exempt reaction to the Clinton Library being built in Little Rock, Arkansas.
posted on Apr-15-04 at 12:52 PM
In California, a middle-class family with two earners each making $50,000 a year now owns, on average, an $830,000 home. "It is a dangerous situation indeed when neither home buyers nor the institutions that finance them are concerned with the ultimate price being paid for the housing asset."
posted on Apr-4-04 at 4:33 PM
A mob attacked a group of foreign contractors, shooting four people to death, burning their two vehicles, dragging their bodies through the streets and hanging the charred corpses from a bridge. Another day in the American occupation of Iraq.
posted on Mar-31-04 at 9:16 AM
The Great Citizens Campaign to Lose Three Kilograms. Okinawans have closely adopted the U.S. lifestyle of cars, suburban malls and fast food, and have become Japan's fattest people?
posted on Mar-29-04 at 7:03 PM
All This Progress Is Killing Us. "Increasingly, Western life is afflicted by the paradoxes of progress. Material circumstances keep improving, yet our quality of life may be no better as a result - especially in those cases, like food, where enough becomes too much."
posted on Mar-19-04 at 5:09 PM
De Hermitage Amsterdam. In the early 1990s Professor Mikhail Piotrovsky, director of The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg was considering the possibility of having satellites of the museum in the West. The Nieuwe Kerk and the Hermitage had already established a strong relationship through the organisation of major exhibitions, and Ernst Veen, director of the Nieuwe Kerk, suggested that Amsterdam would be the ideal location for a branch of the Russian museum, given the historical links between the two cities over the past 300 years.
posted on Mar-16-04 at 7:07 PM
Lafcadio Hearn to Yakumo Koizumi. One hundred years ago there was a Japanese writer from the West.
posted on Mar-14-04 at 9:29 PM
American fat asses rapidly dying. The aggrandizing of the scourge.
posted on Mar-10-04 at 11:24 AM
arcspace. Modern architecture, by name, for you.
posted on Feb-29-04 at 6:55 AM
Popular social website revealed as college experiment. It seems the regarded Orkut is someone's master thesis.
posted on Feb-26-04 at 9:04 AM
How many Americans own passports? Working with passports issued and the US population, it gives an idea of around 20%. Why do so many Americans stay at home?
posted on Feb-24-04 at 8:59 AM
This site is edited automatically. Mediamatic, a Dutch inclination toward media and being.
posted on Feb-22-04 at 8:05 PM
The postmodern Church. Called "emerging" or "postmodern" churches, they are diverse in theology and method, linked loosely by Internet sites, Web logs, conferences and a growing stack of hip-looking paperbacks. Some religious historians believe the churches represent the next wave of evangelical worship, after the boom in megachurches in the 1980's and 1990's.
posted on Feb-18-04 at 9:51 AM
muse cube. A nice place for the beautiful.
posted on Feb-17-04 at 7:59 AM
Cidade de Deus. Possibly the best Brazilian film ever made.
posted on Feb-5-04 at 7:30 AM
Minimum wage is San Fransisco is now $8.50. Minimum wage in New York City is $5.15 per hour. Minimum wages from around the United States.
posted on Feb-2-04 at 9:15 PM
Pakistan Bans Anti-al-Qaida Operations. Where does the United States go from here?
posted on Jan-29-04 at 12:55 PM
500+ The U.S. military death toll in Iraq surpassed 500 this weekend, roughly matching the number of U.S. military personnel who died in the first four years of the U.S. military engagement in Vietnam.
posted on Jan-18-04 at 9:54 AM
Bread. History of the victual.
posted on Jan-13-04 at 12:22 PM
Elliot Smith : Murdered. Some may say.
posted on Dec-31-03 at 3:20 PM
Indonesia's Military and Violence in East Timor.
posted on Dec-28-03 at 1:50 PM
Who's Afraid of a Little Propaganda? The Pentagon decides to bypass the filter and give Americans direct news access.
posted on Dec-21-03 at 4:04 PM
Tokyo design for the softly blind. Interior to industrial.
posted on Dec-15-03 at 2:52 PM
World Trade Organisation's Agreement on Government Procurement. "International law? I better call my lawyer. I don't know what you're talking about, about international law," the president said.
posted on Dec-11-03 at 9:38 PM
Hi Kofi. Diplomats from 191 countries meet this week in Geneva for the three-day United Nations World Summit on the Information Society. It's the occasion for The Helloworld Project to project thousands of 500-foot-high laser-light SMS messages onto the Geneva fountain. Internet users everywhere can post billboard thoughts almost instantly onto the fountain -- or onto the northern façade of New York's U.N. building, the face of a mountain in Rio de Janeiro or the front of a Bombay skyscraper.
posted on Dec-8-03 at 12:02 PM
Language tree rooted in Turkey.
posted on Dec-7-03 at 6:48 AM
The adorable haggis. Think nothing of the myth of sheep and oatmeal.
posted on Dec-6-03 at 6:29 AM
As a historian, I am dismayed by the letters I see that proclaim that America was founded as a Christian nation. "America is not a Christian nation but rather a nation of mostly Christians. That was the intent of the Founders, to allow each of us the right under natural law, to decide matters of conscience for ourselves." A new form of revisionism?
posted on Dec-2-03 at 1:32 PM
Welcome to the Relativist Fallacy. Conservative blacks in the United States are objecting to recent comparisons between the gay marriage and the 1960s civil rights movement, which fought segregation against blacks, arguing that sexual orientation is a choice.
posted on Nov-28-03 at 4:48 PM
Wal-Mart as Leviathan. "The giant retailer's low prices often come with a high cost. Wal-Mart's relentless pressure can crush the companies it does business with and force them to send jobs overseas. Are we shopping our way straight to the unemployment line?"
posted on Nov-14-03 at 3:24 PM
Jeb Bush, comedian. "It looks like the people of San Francisco are an endangered species, which may not be a bad thing. That's probably good news for the country."
posted on Nov-13-03 at 12:00 PM
A total lunar eclipse will be seen Saturday night, November 8 in the Americas and early the next morning in Europe and elsewhere.
posted on Nov-6-03 at 9:09 AM
Photographs of New York City overlayed and linked from a subway map, with the photo links specific to the position of the points clicked.
posted on Nov-3-03 at 11:28 AM
It's official: Napster sucks. The RIAA's newest sticky fingers wants you to download.
posted on Oct-29-03 at 7:38 AM
“The string theorists have a theory that appears to be consistent and is very beautiful, and I don’t understand it.” Nova invites Brian Greene to explain everything with the superstring.
posted on Oct-27-03 at 6:15 AM
Further verification that fuck is fucked. The gradual emasculation of a word once obscene.
posted on Oct-22-03 at 5:39 PM
This square will soon be called NikePlatz. Nike remakes a square in Vienna. A new sort of spatial theory.
posted on Oct-13-03 at 12:41 PM
posted on Sep-5-04 at 11:59 AM
Bill Clinton has had a heart attack. Currently he is in a New York hospital awaiting emergency surgery.
posted on Sep-3-04 at 9:51 AM
For the love of Crusade. A short animation that may not be played at the 2004 Republican Convention.
posted on Aug-27-04 at 1:35 PM
Correcting the Record. In meticulous detail the 9/11 commission's report found that the hijackers had repeatedly broken the law in entering the United States, that Mr. bin Laden may have micromanaged the attacks but did not pay for them, that intelligence agencies had considered the threat of suicide hijackings, and that Mr. Bush received an August 2001 briefing on evidence of continuing domestic terrorist threats from Al Qaeda.
posted on Jul-25-04 at 7:26 AM
This is not pornography. Spaces filled with removed figures.
posted on Jul-13-04 at 11:48 PM
120 Years of Electronic Music. Electronic musical instruments 1870 -1990.
posted on Jul-10-04 at 6:20 PM
Jesus saved my vagina. A new wave of Christian merchandise.
posted on Jul-5-04 at 10:40 AM
"Stop beating up your women because you can't find a job." Strong words from a paragon of the African American community.
posted on Jul-1-04 at 9:18 PM
Sonic Youth on KCRW. A nice video of in-studio taping.
posted on Jun-29-04 at 7:24 AM
Al Gore. John Kerry. Adolf Hitler. In a new ad from the Bush campaign, these opposition mavens are linked right before the viewer's eyes.
posted on Jun-25-04 at 10:27 AM
"Hey fagdaddy why u killl teammates?" A cobbeled session in word parsing.
posted on Jun-23-04 at 2:41 PM
Be thankful you are not my student. You would not get a high grade for such a design. Tanenbaum and Torvalds discuss the future of kernel design.
posted on Jun-17-04 at 6:22 AM
Taiwan Cam. A geography of views for the people.
posted on Apr-28-04 at 8:24 AM
The Counter Clinton Library A tax exempt reaction to the Clinton Library being built in Little Rock, Arkansas.
posted on Apr-15-04 at 12:52 PM
In California, a middle-class family with two earners each making $50,000 a year now owns, on average, an $830,000 home. "It is a dangerous situation indeed when neither home buyers nor the institutions that finance them are concerned with the ultimate price being paid for the housing asset."
posted on Apr-4-04 at 4:33 PM
A mob attacked a group of foreign contractors, shooting four people to death, burning their two vehicles, dragging their bodies through the streets and hanging the charred corpses from a bridge. Another day in the American occupation of Iraq.
posted on Mar-31-04 at 9:16 AM
The Great Citizens Campaign to Lose Three Kilograms. Okinawans have closely adopted the U.S. lifestyle of cars, suburban malls and fast food, and have become Japan's fattest people?
posted on Mar-29-04 at 7:03 PM
All This Progress Is Killing Us. "Increasingly, Western life is afflicted by the paradoxes of progress. Material circumstances keep improving, yet our quality of life may be no better as a result - especially in those cases, like food, where enough becomes too much."
posted on Mar-19-04 at 5:09 PM
De Hermitage Amsterdam. In the early 1990s Professor Mikhail Piotrovsky, director of The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg was considering the possibility of having satellites of the museum in the West. The Nieuwe Kerk and the Hermitage had already established a strong relationship through the organisation of major exhibitions, and Ernst Veen, director of the Nieuwe Kerk, suggested that Amsterdam would be the ideal location for a branch of the Russian museum, given the historical links between the two cities over the past 300 years.
posted on Mar-16-04 at 7:07 PM
Lafcadio Hearn to Yakumo Koizumi. One hundred years ago there was a Japanese writer from the West.
posted on Mar-14-04 at 9:29 PM
American fat asses rapidly dying. The aggrandizing of the scourge.
posted on Mar-10-04 at 11:24 AM
arcspace. Modern architecture, by name, for you.
posted on Feb-29-04 at 6:55 AM
Popular social website revealed as college experiment. It seems the regarded Orkut is someone's master thesis.
posted on Feb-26-04 at 9:04 AM
How many Americans own passports? Working with passports issued and the US population, it gives an idea of around 20%. Why do so many Americans stay at home?
posted on Feb-24-04 at 8:59 AM
This site is edited automatically. Mediamatic, a Dutch inclination toward media and being.
posted on Feb-22-04 at 8:05 PM
The postmodern Church. Called "emerging" or "postmodern" churches, they are diverse in theology and method, linked loosely by Internet sites, Web logs, conferences and a growing stack of hip-looking paperbacks. Some religious historians believe the churches represent the next wave of evangelical worship, after the boom in megachurches in the 1980's and 1990's.
posted on Feb-18-04 at 9:51 AM
muse cube. A nice place for the beautiful.
posted on Feb-17-04 at 7:59 AM
Cidade de Deus. Possibly the best Brazilian film ever made.
posted on Feb-5-04 at 7:30 AM
Minimum wage is San Fransisco is now $8.50. Minimum wage in New York City is $5.15 per hour. Minimum wages from around the United States.
posted on Feb-2-04 at 9:15 PM
Pakistan Bans Anti-al-Qaida Operations. Where does the United States go from here?
posted on Jan-29-04 at 12:55 PM
500+ The U.S. military death toll in Iraq surpassed 500 this weekend, roughly matching the number of U.S. military personnel who died in the first four years of the U.S. military engagement in Vietnam.
posted on Jan-18-04 at 9:54 AM
Bread. History of the victual.
posted on Jan-13-04 at 12:22 PM
Elliot Smith : Murdered. Some may say.
posted on Dec-31-03 at 3:20 PM
Indonesia's Military and Violence in East Timor.
posted on Dec-28-03 at 1:50 PM
Who's Afraid of a Little Propaganda? The Pentagon decides to bypass the filter and give Americans direct news access.
posted on Dec-21-03 at 4:04 PM
Tokyo design for the softly blind. Interior to industrial.
posted on Dec-15-03 at 2:52 PM
World Trade Organisation's Agreement on Government Procurement. "International law? I better call my lawyer. I don't know what you're talking about, about international law," the president said.
posted on Dec-11-03 at 9:38 PM
Hi Kofi. Diplomats from 191 countries meet this week in Geneva for the three-day United Nations World Summit on the Information Society. It's the occasion for The Helloworld Project to project thousands of 500-foot-high laser-light SMS messages onto the Geneva fountain. Internet users everywhere can post billboard thoughts almost instantly onto the fountain -- or onto the northern façade of New York's U.N. building, the face of a mountain in Rio de Janeiro or the front of a Bombay skyscraper.
posted on Dec-8-03 at 12:02 PM
Language tree rooted in Turkey.
posted on Dec-7-03 at 6:48 AM
The adorable haggis. Think nothing of the myth of sheep and oatmeal.
posted on Dec-6-03 at 6:29 AM
As a historian, I am dismayed by the letters I see that proclaim that America was founded as a Christian nation. "America is not a Christian nation but rather a nation of mostly Christians. That was the intent of the Founders, to allow each of us the right under natural law, to decide matters of conscience for ourselves." A new form of revisionism?
posted on Dec-2-03 at 1:32 PM
Welcome to the Relativist Fallacy. Conservative blacks in the United States are objecting to recent comparisons between the gay marriage and the 1960s civil rights movement, which fought segregation against blacks, arguing that sexual orientation is a choice.
posted on Nov-28-03 at 4:48 PM
Wal-Mart as Leviathan. "The giant retailer's low prices often come with a high cost. Wal-Mart's relentless pressure can crush the companies it does business with and force them to send jobs overseas. Are we shopping our way straight to the unemployment line?"
posted on Nov-14-03 at 3:24 PM
Jeb Bush, comedian. "It looks like the people of San Francisco are an endangered species, which may not be a bad thing. That's probably good news for the country."
posted on Nov-13-03 at 12:00 PM
A total lunar eclipse will be seen Saturday night, November 8 in the Americas and early the next morning in Europe and elsewhere.
posted on Nov-6-03 at 9:09 AM
Photographs of New York City overlayed and linked from a subway map, with the photo links specific to the position of the points clicked.
posted on Nov-3-03 at 11:28 AM
It's official: Napster sucks. The RIAA's newest sticky fingers wants you to download.
posted on Oct-29-03 at 7:38 AM
“The string theorists have a theory that appears to be consistent and is very beautiful, and I don’t understand it.” Nova invites Brian Greene to explain everything with the superstring.
posted on Oct-27-03 at 6:15 AM
Further verification that fuck is fucked. The gradual emasculation of a word once obscene.
posted on Oct-22-03 at 5:39 PM
This square will soon be called NikePlatz. Nike remakes a square in Vienna. A new sort of spatial theory.
posted on Oct-13-03 at 12:41 PM