R.I.P. Philip BerriganR.I.P. Philip Berrigan
A true American hero and one of the great figures of the 60’s, peace activist Philip Berrigan died yesterday at the age of 79. Along with his brother Daniel, Berrigan
Author: Scrappy
VolovanVolovan
I’m totally digging the sound of the Mexican Indie band Volovan whom I first heard on the PRI show “The World”. The band is definately worth checking out… Rather than
Best Picture EverBest Picture Ever
From my friend Robin: This picture is worth seeing at least once in your life.
Stop the PentagonStop the Pentagon
Stop the Pentagon Plan to Mine our Private Lives! In the last several days, media reports have revealed that a little-known Defense Department office is developing a computer system that
Books that changed their livesBooks that changed their lives
From NPR’s Talk of the Nation comes this list of Books That Changed Your Life.
YugoYugo
My friend Robin brings this strange and amazing site that features the INDUSTORIOUS CLOCK. The whole site is a collection of mostly fascinating flash based web performance pieces. Visit surface.yugop.com.
GooglismGooglism
Googlism is a cool site based on Google that will find out what Google.com thinks of you, your friends or anything! A Googlism search for Nick Drake returned: nick drake
More Wierd ShitMore Wierd Shit
Lots of odd things to post today. Please remember, I just report the news, I don’t make it up. Michael Jackson dangles barefoot baby out window For those of you
Congress Approves Web Radio Royalty DealCongress Approves Web Radio Royalty Deal
Hot Damn! Congress Approves Web Radio Royalty Deal The U.S. Congress approved a deal early Friday morning that would allow small Internet-based radio stations to pay lower royalty rates to
Nashville UndergroundNashville Underground
I am not a fan of Flash when it is used as the primary display and navigation device for a web site. However, this site from a group of Nashville