Friday, April 30, 2004
The New York Times > Technology > Circuits > In Class, the Audience Weighs In: "For these and other professors across the nation, the newest aid in the classroom is a small wireless keypad, linked to a computer. Students answer questions not by raising their hands but by punching buttons, with the results appearing on a screen in the front of the room."
Thursday, April 29, 2004
CarbWire - Coca-Cola C2 coming this summer: "Coca-Cola today officially announced Coca-Cola C2, its new soda with half the sugar, carbs and calories of regular colas. The company said that it will launch the new product in Japan first and then the United States this summer."
Wednesday, April 28, 2004
BLACKSPOT SNEAKER: "Is it possible to take Phil Knight's billion-dollar marketing momentum and, in a quick judo-like move, slap him onto the mat with the power of his own PR thrust? Read about our Kick Ass Marketing Strategy, and find out how you can Get Involved."
Retard Strength Dodgeball:
I've read about "RS" in Newsweek and Time - what is it?
Retard Strength (or "RS") is a mental state that permits a
person to crush the barriers inhibiting the all-out physical
reaction required in certain confusing situations (wrong
Happy Meal, lost luggage, nighttime).
Often referred to as "all fight, no flight", RS temporarily
eradicates all social norms, fear, reason and physical
limitations. If you need to call on your body's enormous
physical reserves, in that cold sweat,
eyes-rolling-back-in-your-head, crazed-grunting sort of way,
then you need Retard Power.
Tuesday, April 27, 2004
Music Snatches: "Selected Clips From Red's Albums
I Laughed, I Cried, I Fudged My Undies "
Monday, April 26, 2004
The New York Times > Books > Defenders of Christianity Rebut 'The Da Vinci Code': "earing that the best-selling novel 'The Da Vinci Code' may be sowing doubt about basic Christian beliefs, a host of Christian churches, clergy members and Bible scholars are rushing to rebut it."
The Wal-Mart Myth: And there it is in a nutshell. In today's economy (or, for that matter, yesterday's economy), whether a company treats its workers fairly and satisfies consumers does not matter to Wall Street. Stock analysts don't reward such a feat—preferring instead that a company conform to Wall Street standards by wringing out every cent from regular people's wallets.
Saturday, April 24, 2004
Open arms | Metafilter: "You'd think the return of the Japanese hostages from Iraq would be cause for celebration. Nope. 'You got what you deserve!' read one hand-written sign at the airport where they landed. 'You are Japan's shame,' another wrote on the Web site of one of the former hostages. They had 'caused trouble' for everybody."
Friday, April 23, 2004
Ojoyoshu - or - Another Day in Paradise: "While on a car trip to examine these places we saw a big red devil next to the street, but didn't stopped. Much later I found out that this place fits perfectly into my collection and we went there again for some closer investigation.
The Izu Gokurakuen, loosely translated as 'Heaven Park' is a family owned collection of selfmade dioramas based on the book Ojoyoshu (The Essentials of Salvation) written by a buddhist monk named Genshin (942-1017). It describes in gruesome detail how sinners are ranked and placed into different hells in descending order according to their sins, while only pure souls are able to reach 'Pure Land'.
Please research the full story about Ojoyoshu yourself or stay here and, uhm, enjoy the pictures."
Eschaton: "I'll try to resist posting too much about this. But, I do want to say that as a member of one of the two major religious groups (agnostic/atheist and Muslims) about which it's generally acceptable to say all manner of horrible things I have little sympathy for the tender sensibilities of members of dominant religions. Give me a call when the President of the United States says about Christians what one said about atheists:"
Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Wired News: First Foreigners, Then Americans: "When Congress passed the Patriot Act in 2001, it granted law enforcement authorities unprecedented surveillance powers. Lawmakers approved the act not only because of the crisis of 9/11, but because it was aimed primarily at foreign nationals.
Most Americans believed the powers would never be applied to them, according to Georgetown University law professor David Cole. But Cole says history shows that once the American government goes after foreigners, it's only a matter of time before it turns the same laws on Americans."
Jay Maynard's TRON costume: "Jay Maynard's TRON costume"
Monday, April 19, 2004
Boing Boing: Thin models boost self-image?: "A University of Toronto study posits that most young women who are exposed to media images of thin models are actually inspired in a positive way. 'Our findings suggest that these images may actually make young women feel good about themselves because they treat that image as a fantasy goal, thinking, She looks great and I could look like that, too,' says psychology professor Peter Herman, co-author of the study. Before you call BS though, know that Herman then adds that 'young women who are really super-invested in trying to emulate this image may be the ones who go on to develop a true eating disorder.'
'The idea that these thin media ideals are inspiring rather than depressing is almost necessary to account for the fact that young women - and just about everybody else - spend a lot of time voluntarily exposing themselves to these images,' he says. "
RecipeSource: Pasta Fagioli Soup: "Pasta Fagioli Soup
Recipe By : Evelyn Raab Easy Cooking
Serving Size : 6 Preparation Time :0:00
Categories : Beans Pasta
Soup
Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method
-------- ------------ --------------------------------
2 tablespoons olive oil
3 strips bacon,coarsely chopped
1 rib celery,chopped
1 onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic,finely chopped
3 cans chicken broth
1 can 15-19 oz cannellini beans,undrained,mashed with -- fork
1 can 15-19 oz red kidney beans, drained
1 cup very small past shells or ditalini
salt and black pepper to taste"
Pasta Fagiole: "Pasta Fagiole
Ingredients:
1 small or large onion depending on how much you like
1-2 cloves of garlic
1-2 tablespoon olive oil
can of your favorite type of bean with water or equivalent of dried
1/2 cup to a cup of tomato sauce (it really depends on how much you like)
450g bag of pasta (maccaroni, shells, tubetti...any small pasta)
salt "
Black Bean Recipes: "The North American Indians made patties of black beans and cornmeal, cooking them over campfires. I've added brown rice to give them more substance, though the Native Americans on the plains would have used wild rice. For a main dish, you can make or buy a mushroom gravy to serve over the patties, serving with a green vegetable and salad. Uncooked patties can be wrapped in wax paper and frozen, then for a quick meal you can defrost and fry or grill. This is a nice way to use up leftover rice or beans, but you can also cook some for the occasion. For breakfast, you can serve with warm maple syrup. "
Boing Boing: Criticism in Japan for "Lost in Translation": "Criticism in Japan for 'Lost in Translation'
Interesting piece in the Christian Science Monitor on reactions in Japan to the film Lost in Translation -- which is evidently not translating so well.
[T]he film is under attack for cultural bias, and for maximizing its humor by depicting Japanese as robotic and cartoon-like. The question is: to what degree is the film insensitive - and to what extent is this the kind of 'poking fun' that some ethnic groups now ignore? Until now, none of these voices or questions has come from Japan. Indeed, while 'Lost in Translation' opened all over the world last fall, it opened in image-conscious Tokyo only last weekend. Some sources say this is deliberate. Japanese decorum on culturally sensitive matters precludes angry protest or high-volume misgivings about images that might be considered unfair or 'unpleasant,' to use a local reviewer's term. But it is telling that the Academy-award-winning 'valentine' can be seen here only in a small 300-seat theater in Shibuya, and critics warn that the film may hurt the feelings of ordinary Japanese."
Internet Acronyms Dictionary: "Internet Acronyms Dictionary"
Wired News: Birders Mourn Web Cam Falcon: "ST. PAUL, Minnesota -- Birders around the world are mourning the death of Mae, the first known peregrine falcon to nest at a power plant, who became an Internet star through a webcam that allowed thousands to watch her during nesting season.
Mae was killed this spring in a territorial battle with another falcon at an Xcel Energy smokestack in Oak Park Heights, about 20 miles east of St. Paul. Sympathy cards have arrived from as far away as Germany since her death, said Bob Anderson, director of the Raptor Resource Project and overseer of Xcel's bird-cam and nest-box programs. "
Hospitality Club | Metafilter: "The Hospitality Club is a similar idea to CouchSurfing in that both sites provide a database of people offering free lodging to each other when visiting foreign countries. The Hospitality Club has been going for nearly three years and has over 12,500 members in 142 countries. The site has wiki-like features allowing members to edit travel guides for each country, region and city."
Bedroom Music for Bedroom People | Metafilter: "Bedroom Music for Bedroom People A veritable treasure trove of hours and hours of mixes of fine abstract headphone-fodder of varying flavours, be it compelling hiphop or weirdo IDM or just etcetera. A fine way to pass a lazy Sunday away ..."
Sunday, April 18, 2004
_all_dolled_up_ - Community Info: "Welcome to All Dolled Up. We are a fun, friendly community. We share, tips and ideas, post pictures, and chat about our make up ideas and styles. We invite you to join us if you love makeup and the latest styles as much as we do! Please read below for all the info. "
Thursday, April 15, 2004
President Gives Tour of Crawford Ranch: " Q When you have those business meetings, like the Joint Chiefs briefing, do you like to keep it separate from the living quarters on the ranch?
THE PRESIDENT: Actually, you know, what we call the governor's house, the place where you all came out during the -- that's where we went. Condi and Karen Hughes stayed there. And right across the street from that is a -- it's a nice looking government doublewide. (Laughter.) And that's where the mil aide, the nurse, the WHCA head, the doc, they stay.
The CIA briefings, I have on our porch, the end of our porch looking out over the lake. When Tenet came up, that's where we visited, out there.
You know, everybody wants to see the ranch, which I'm proud to show it off. So George Tenet and I -- yesterday, we piled in the new nominees for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, the Vice Chairman and their wives and went right up the canyon. "
: "'Body Breaks,' Devendra Banhart, from 'Rejoicing in the Hands'
Devendra Banhart is only 21, and 'Rejoicing in the Hands' is only his second album, but he's already a legend, and those who have been exposed to his music tend to speak of him with reverence and awe. It probably helps that he looks uncannily like the conventional image of Jesus, but there's more to it than that. He has most often been compared to Syd Barrett, but I think this is less due to the way his music sounds than to the otherworldly, brilliant but unstable aura he projects as a performer. Banhart's music, most of it solo guitar and voice, isn't musically groundbreaking, but emotionally, it's unfamiliar terrain. He has a thing for obscure British folk musicians like Linda Perhacs and Vashti Banyan (who sings on one track on this album), and his angular guitar style recalls the great Burt Jansch. But vocally, he's his own man. Before I ever heard his music, I'd heard descriptions of his warbly voice and trembling vibrato and was reasonably sure I wouldn't like it -- few things turn me off as quickly as excessive vibrato. But the moment I heard him sing, I was sold. The vibrato is pretty intense, but it's also entirely natural and unforced, and perfectly controlled. Like Jeff Buckley, Banhart, without a trace of self-consciousness, does things with his voice that would sound absurd attempted by anyone else, and he makes them work by virtue of unshakable artistic convic"
gothic_babes - Community Info: "This picture posting Community is not just for goths, but for all those interested in the dark side of life. Anyone can post pictures. Personal scanned, webcam, and digital pictures are welcome. Please read the rules below before posting."
Wednesday, April 14, 2004
nonuglylesbians - Community Info: "We get to be conceited and we don't care about the hardships of the gay community
This is about being ugly or not so take your discrimination, hold-us-down attitudes elsewhere...
You will be judged on your outer beauty
Post pictures of yourself to be rated, only members can vote
Majority rule will decide whether or not you will be accepted "
The Morning News - Reality's Apprentice: "Reality TV may seem a world away from real life, but what happens when Donald Trump's The Apprentice moves in upstairs? Worse, what happens when it seems to be a sham? Keith Hollihan reports with a fascinating account of his life's surreal intrusions."
ecto - dev blog: "I am extremely happy to announce an unique collaboration with Adriaan Tijsseling, author of the Mac blogging software ecto, and Joichi Ito to release the next version of TypeWriter as ecto for Windows. It is our hope that with this collaboration the ease of use and features of ecto on OS X will now be available to the Windows users."
Boing Boing: Cosplay community site "Cure": "The Japanese 'sort of equivalent' of SuicideGirls is Cure, a cosplay site. The biggest difference is that the sexy pictures are not allowed. It's quite an amazing community. There are 5000 layers (comes from Cosplayers) and 30,000 cameko (comes from camera kozo or 'Camera Boys'). The layers can be sorted by ranking or by the characters they play. The cameko are otaku who spend their lives taking pictures of the layers and giving beautiful prints of their photos to the layers and sharing them online. The site lets you send these photos to or view them on your mobile phones. "
Tuesday, April 13, 2004
Boing Boing: Highgate Cemetery photos: " spent some of yesterday's holiday at Highgate Cemetery in North London. Best known as the burial place of Karl Marx, Highgate is a magnificent, decrepit (many of the crypts were damaged in the Blitz) boneyard, and the tours offered on the west side are spectacular (despite the notably unfriendly demeanor and shrill demands for donations from the woman who was working the gate -- I'm happy to donate money to the charitable trust that maintains the place, but I'm not thrilled about having my arm twisted, nor about being made to physically show that my cellphone has been switched off before I was admitted past the gates). "
Mosley meets Wilcox a creative collaboration design consultancy design commissions furniture design packaging design lighting web design: "Mosley meets Wilcox is a multi-disciplinary creative collaboration.
This site documents our product range, Design Consultancy and Commissions service"
yukihime.com: "The Japanese school system is a funny thing; exams happen three weeks before the term ends, meaning three weeks of students rather unwilling to learn anything new. That being so, I decided to corrupt my high schoolers in the most amusing, English-oriented manner possible. I made a short class on American comics with artwork and examples of popular comic books and comic strips. Then came the exciting part: making your own American-style comic!"
random LJ image of the moment. | Metafilter: "Recent images posted to Live Journal (probably NSFW at any given moment) sounds like an uninteresting feed from a community: it's just a constant stream of images uploaded to LJ. But the truth is that it's fascinating to watch, to see the whole community summarized into a dozen images of the moment. [more inside]
posted by mathowie at 5:13 PM PST [trackback] (44 comments total)"
Guide to Shooting Rubber Bands: "Welcome to the Ultimate Guide to Shooting Rubber Bands! I'm Tim Morgan, and I'll be your host as we tour through the fascinating and ever-changing realm of rubber band shooting. But before we continue, I must state a disclaimer: I take no responsibility whatsoever if, while you are trying out these experiments, some poor, unsuspecting person or animal walks by and gets one in the kisser."
Emma Goldman | Metafilter: "Emma Goldman, 'Queen of the Anarchists.'"
Monday, April 12, 2004
Wired News: Fix for Japan Pop-Culture Addicts: "Looking for Hello Kitty vibrators, anime rarities or obscure video games from Japan? Fans of Japanese pop oddities eventually end up browsing J-List, an e-commerce site that offers more than 2,500 products that exemplify Japanese kitsch.
Since launching the company in 1996, its San Diego-born founder, Peter Payne, has become a sort of cultural ambassador to geeks in the West. Wired News caught up with Payne during a recent trip back to the United States, and asked him what it's like to crack pop-culture code for a living. "
Sunday, April 11, 2004
Photographs of Allied Occupied Japan after WW2 | Metafilter: "360 photographs of Allied-occupied Japan after World War Two, taken by anthropologist John W. Bennett, arranged in portfolios with comments by Bennett and links to large images, such as hotel umbrellas drying in the sun. The exhibition includes selections from Bennett's journal and letters with his first impressions of Japan. Portfolios include views of Tokyo, children in the park, women of the night, traditional architecture, and Japanese resorts."
The Writings on the Stall: "You are currently visiting The Writings on the Stall, an online repository of writings found on restroom walls."
HENTAI dictionary: japanese perversions, fetishes, and AV terms: "Hentai dictionary: Japanese perversions, fetishes and AV slang"
Black Tokyo: Blacks in Japan: "Welcome to BlackTokyo.com the worlds biggest site for Blacks in Japan, and Asia. The site focus on Africans, African Americans in Japan."
Bathsheba Grossman Sculpting Geometry: "Welcome. I'm an artist exploring the region between art and mathematics, and this is my gallery and storefront. My work is about life in three dimensions: symmetry and difference, zero and infinity...everything to do with the beautiful subject of geometry."
The SpamBouncer: a Procmail-Based Spam Filter: "What Does the SpamBouncer Do?
The SpamBouncer is a set of procmail recipes, or instructions, which search the headers and text of your incoming email to see if it meets one or more of the following conditions:"
Saturday, April 10, 2004
Reason: Free Play: The politics of the video game: "Like movies, novels, and plays before them, computer games have discovered politics. Even the pure, plot-driven action that remains often comes attached to heavily politicized back-stories. Take a stroll down the game aisle:"
Friday, April 09, 2004
Webjay - About Webjay: "Webjay is a tool that helps you listen to and publish web playlists.
MP3 players like WinAmp, iTunes, RealOne, and Windows Media Player can be given a list of songs to play. Most of the time the songs are on your computer, but they can also be on the web. Webjay is all about playlists of songs on the web.
Playlists that link to web-based files are portable -- anyone with an MP3 player and an internet connection can create and swap playlists without having to transfer the actual songs themselves. This means you can email your small playlist file (actually just a specially formatted text file) to your friend, post it on your web site, or take it with you to work."
$14 Steadycam: "$14 Steady-Cam
(the poor man's Steadicam?) "
Salon Must Reads: "Carter: Why the Christian Right is wrong
In a Q and A with The American Prospect, former President Jimmy Carter, the first evangelical Christian in the White House, explains what isn't Christian about the Christian Right.
Carter says: 'When I was younger, almost all Baptists were strongly committed on a theological basis to the separation of church and state. It was only 25 years ago when there began to be a melding of the Republican Party with fundamentalist Christianity, particularly with the Southern Baptist Convention. This is a fairly new development, and I think it was brought about by the abandonment of some of the basic principles of Christianity. First of all, we worship the prince of peace, not war. And those of us who have advocated for the resolution of international conflict in a peaceful fashion are looked upon as being unpatriotic, branded that way by right-wing religious groups, the Bush administration, and other Republicans.'
'Secondly, Christ was committed to compassion for the most destitute, poor, needy, and forgotten people in our society. Today there is a stark difference [between conservative ideology and Christian teaching] because most of the people most strongly committed to the Republican philosophy have adopted the proposition that help for the rich is the best way to help even poor people (by letting some of the financial benefits drip down to those most deeply in need). I would say there has been a schism drawn -- on theology and pra"
Thursday, April 08, 2004
Indiana Univeristy Porn Sites... | Metafilter: "Indiana University has seen its fare share of problems when it comes to adult sites. The latest features a girl who has pictures of her on campus property. The problem is when the school newspaper covered the story (prev link) they linked her site on the front page of the paper. She couldn't purchase better advertising. Last link NSFW."
Shower pics
Wednesday, April 07, 2004
Saved by Islam. | Metafilter: "Rwandans turn toward Islam. A NY Times story (reg. req.) describes how Islam has become the fastest-growing religion in Rwanda, partly because people are disgusted with the priests and nuns who helped with the killing ten years ago, partly because Muslims saved many people at that time."
CBS News | Under God And Over | April 7, 2004?13:52:56: "It was the first time that William Rehnquist ever put me in mind of S?ren Kierkegaard. As I watched the Supreme Court discuss God with Michael A. Newdow, the atheist from California who was defending "
PC Magazine: Top 100 Web Sites: "Top 100 Web Sites - April 2004
You'll wonder how you ever got along without these little-known gems. We've also updated our Top 100 Classics."
Tuesday, April 06, 2004
The Kingdom of Loathing: "KoL is played from the comfort of your browser, and is adorned with a staggering array of stunning hand-drawn images. It is turn-based, which means you get a certain number of turns (Adventures) each day. What can you do with these turns? I'm glad you asked."
Food: Japan, 18-28 April 2003: "Japan, 18-28 April 2003
Images of food
Many of these photos are also on the other pages. I just summarised interesting food-related things here for people who don't want to bother the other pages but are interested in food. The depato section below is entirely exclusive to this page, though."
eGullet.com -> Japanese foods--sushi/sashimi: "sashimi-raw fish served with a dipping sauce
sushi-raw fish served with vinegared rice in many forms, such as:
nigiri-fish placed on an oblong shaped piece of rice, occasionally with additional garnishes or nori, scallions, etc
chirashi- scattered rice, 1 or more type of fish scattered on top of rice sometimes with vegetables/eggs/nori/etc
temaki-hand roll usually triangular in shape filled with anything the chef desires in a piece of nori
maki-a simple nori roll of normally one or two ingredients, cut into bite size pieces
futo-maki-'fat' roll consisting of many ingredients rolled in a piece of nori and cut into pieces"
skeptomai: A special sense of humour: "I had to share this find. I recently purchased a high-quality computer sleeve from a small boutique manufacturer. I was checking if it could be washed. The photo is the attached tag with the washing instructions in both English and French. The English is exactly what you would expect and so is the French, for the first 6 lines. The last three lines of French are most interesting. 'We are sorry that our President is an idiot. We didn't vote for him.' Given recent strained relations between our two countries, it's good to see that not all Americans agree with the current administration. "
Monday, April 05, 2004
WebEvent: 2004: "Monday, August 23, 2004
Aug 237:30 a.m.
Fall Classes Begin "
Saturday, April 03, 2004
Defining Moments. Photo Gallery by Kryztine D at pbase.com: "Random pictures taken and rendered by me. Boredom was my inspiration and creativity was my tool. My aim is LolliiEOBF1 and my yahoo is lolliibot if you would like to contact me."
Pynchon - Guides: Gravity's Rainbow: "This section serves as a repository for information about Gravity's Rainbow. Although some of this information may be duplicated elsewhere in Spermatikos Logos, you will also find some original works which may be of great help to both the neophyte and the expert reader of the novel."
Friday, April 02, 2004
Take Back The Media! About Us: "Take Back The Media is a cooperative project by progressive American citizens. We are dismayed at the pro-government, pro-corporate bias shown by American media, and we intend to do something about it. Many American share our views on how the media promotes a pro-war, pro-big corporation agenda, and our numbers are growing every day.
While we do not advocate any violent action against private property or citizens, we do advocate using the Power of The Purse and non-violent action to bring back responsibility to the corporate media. "
WOLF EYES: "Sat. Aug. 16, 2003
Mike and Tara's Wedding Party!!!
Wolf Eyes / Hair Police / Panicsville / Viki / Mammal
@ The Empty Bottle 1035 N. Western Ave. Chicago, IL
10pm, $8 "
Thursday, April 01, 2004
Niherlas: Livejournal Friends via RSS: "The problem, though, is that neither solution will give you access to protected, aka 'friends only', posts. You have to log in, after all, and store a webcookie denoting your LJ login status."
Kinja, the weblog guide: "Kinja is a weblog portal, collecting news and commentary from some of the best sites on the web. Visitors can browse items on topics, everything from food to sex. Or they can create a convenient personal digest, to track their favorite writers. "
Found at Starbucks: The Pentagon's Papers - - Center for American Progress: "Well, others in the Bush administration did, apparently, make an appearance at the local Starbucks. And as the Washington Post reports today, one of them ? obviously readying himself to prep Defense Secretary Rumsfeld ? left his notes on the table. Talking points, hand-written notes on spin tactics that reveal the White House was worried about former Bush adviser Richard Clarke's charges, and a hand-drawn map to the Secretary's house were found by a resident of DuPont Circle, who made them available to the Center for American Progress. The name of said resident is being withheld at his request, as he fears that he may be accused on national television of being 'disgruntled.'"
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