Brief mention of
a terrorsit plot to hit a nuke plant in Arizona on the local classic rock station yesterday. Found the story on
energy web
Not much info, but there is supposedly an "EMERGENCY PROTEST TODAY, TIMES SQUARE 5:00PM, Thursday, March 20."
There is no permit for this action.
Come help Samoa cerebrate his 45th birthday with his fabulous country band,
The Lonely Samoans!!
Monday, March 24th. 8pm sharp.
@ The Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery St
212.614.0505
Dear MoveOn folks in the New York area,
This Saturday, March 22, tens or even hundreds of thousands of us will finally get the opportunity to march for peace in New
York City. The march is fully legal. I've attached a memo
from organizer Leslie Cagan that gives the details, but here's
the basic information:
When: 12 Noon, Saturday March 22
Where: Assembling between 42nd and 36th street on Broadway
More Info
I'll be there. I hope you can make it too. If hundreds of
thousands of us take to the streets, we'll send a strong
message that New Yorkers continue to oppose this war.
Sincerely,
--Eli Pariser
International Campaigns Director
MoveOn.org
March 18, 2003
the
polanski file: details from his "trouble" with the law.
That Steve Forbes sure has some good ideas. It's a shame he didn't get further in his election campaign. Still, that hasn't stopped him from chiming in with
lots of helpful advice:
"How about Newt Gingrich as our high-commissioner-equivalent in Iraq?"
Please, anybody, how do I get off this ride?
I thought it might be fun to go to the NCAA final four college basketball games in the Superdome the first week of April. I can get a single ticket, lower level, midcourt, for the semi-final and final games (I guess that would be a total of three separate games) for 6500 US dollars. I can get the three game package for nosebleed seats behind the goals for 650 US dollars apiece. If I chose to just attend the final, I could get the good seats for the bargain price of 1300 dollars. So I thought I might just watch the games on TV. Go Sooners.
Terribly sad.
Seeing those films, "Water Window Baby" and the painted films was so shocking. Somebody put the world on film; that is, the world that has a life of its own.
The Times reports that the coal tar dyes used in some of his films may have contributed to the bladder cancer that killed him.
sad news, heard of the passing of colin
deland today - a little story
here (see 3/7/03)
how many city blocks (street and avenue) to a mile?
And don't forget to
Make Tea.
Graphic designers for peace present copyright free art for public use. Print it out; put it up; pass it on. Artists include:
Steven Lyons
Steve Mehallo
Milton Glaser
Michael Mabry
Peter Kuper
and more...
Anyone know how to export your iTunes library from OS9 to OSX? I fear flushing it all down an aural sink hole as I am a digital eejit.
Counter last night had some very good dishes and some ok, they are just getting thier stuff together, will go back in April....but for veggie its 1*
had a slice of falafel pizza today. my two favorite foods. why did i not have this sooner? genius.
mr Steve, Ripe front page NYT food page today....
If you're stuck in Houston, you could do a lot worse than a plate of cabrito at
Hugo's. Last time there I had a pork shoulder that had been marinated, roasted and then braised over the course of several hours. El mejor!
I'm supposed to be on my way to the gated community of English Turn this morning, and I am going, but for now, instead of going, I'm sitting, doing this. I am the reason they invented Adult Supervision.
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How far from the tree?...er..
bush?
jim, heres that britcom
The Office that you were talking about as opposed to Mike Judge's
Office Space.
Number one in a series: half baked political theory quiz.
Why would the U.S. ignore North Korea in light of the general agreement that they are making nuclear bombs (maybe around 6 by the summer is one estimate I heard,) and have missles capable of reaching the U.S.? Please answer in two words.