caught
mondovino tonight. great anti-wine-globalization doc.
stone ipa (hoppy holidays!)
who are you calling
a knob of butter?
9) Tommaso's 86th St Brooklyn.....great priced old wines plus when Chef Tom is cooking for you it can be quite excellent home-style hearty regional Italian....
anybody catch colbert last night? it was notable as the last show of the year but also because it had a green screen guitar solo challenge with the guitarist from the decembrists and colbert. colbert after donning the famed five necked guitar from cheap trick feigns injury only to be replaced by peter frampton and his
talk box. the challenge was anti-climatic but the show closed with the four guitarists (apples in stereo lead singer opened the show with a song and the dude from cheap trick who wrote the colbert themesong joined in) playing the themesong with colbert hooked up to the talkbox. that was the best moment. the morley safer, eliot spitzer and henry kissenger cameos created a surreal line-up. more bizarre than entertaining really.
The Top 10 Countdown to Best Meal NYC 2006.....
10) Minca 536 East 5th St---home made ramen noodles and fatty pork, amazing broths....
Skinny
The Scots already
fooking pronounce it correctly.
Attributor, the latest copyright snitch web crawler. What, the turnitinbot wasn't good enough?
Latin typographical filler--
Lorem Ipsum--I didn't know this.
in case you wanted to watch the obama dresses like ahmadinejad. (check out whos hosting the video at the end. sorry, no tyndall. its cable, after all.)
The art would then stay up only for a few days before the contractors moved in with drywall to cover up the interior works and pressure hoses to erase those on the outside. There would be no sponsors, no press releases, no payments to the artist and no artwork for sale. As much as it is still possible in today’s art world, it would be art for art’s sake, a fleeting salute to a fleeting form.
Now, after nearly two months of work by 45 artists, the show is almost ready. The building’s doors will be unlocked tomorrow for an open house that will continue through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. On Monday work will begin that will eventually seal most of the interior artwork behind pipes, wires and drywall.
RIP
Peter Boyle -- D and I watched "Young Frankenstein" Sunday on the flight back from Fla. The "Putting on the Ritz" bit is a classic.
I'm looking forward to a trip on Portland's new
OHSU Aerial Tram, I just don't want to be the first - or
last - person to ride it.
from shtetl to swing : jewish music on 13 now
Are you ready to change your life through the power of eBay? Well then
you're in luck.
The AC Dickson: eBay PowerSeller Seminar is coming to New York City.
It plays December 12-14th at 7pm at the EFA gallery 323 West 39th St,
2nd floor.
Tickets are $10 and are available on eBay.
http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&satitle=AC+dickson
Using PowerPoint, rock anthems, and audience interaction, Andrew "AC"
Dickson and Susan Beal are out to convince you that eBay selling is
personally lucrative, good for this country, and ultimately a
meaningful step towards world peace and a better tomorrow. A
performance art piece that also works as a comedic anti-corporate
corporate seminar, AC Dickson: eBay PowerSeller is absolutely the best
hour-long eBay education around, as well as “a very astute, highly
entertaining treatise on capitalism, market forces, and the American
dream that carries wry hints of send-up and satire.” –– The Glasgow
Herald
http://www.andrewdickson.com
http://www.urbanhonking.com/powerseller
I've seen the show and recommend.
Al Qaeda is what, I asked, Sunni or Shia?
“Al Qaeda, they have both,” [incoming Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee] Reyes said. “You’re talking about predominately?”
“Sure,” I said, not knowing what else to say.
“Predominantly — probably Shiite,” he ventured.
As the article points out, this man makes $165,200. Nice work if you can get it. Has he purposefully tried to not read anything on the subject of Al Qaeda? How is it even possible not to know this?
Debka, a right-ish Israeli military news source not very well respected, claims that
Gates listed Israel as a nuclear power in his testimony before congress. That seems like maybe a big deal. Everyone supposes that Israel has nukes, but as far as I know no major US administration officials have ever confirmed this. Am I wrong? Certainly Israel has a policy of not admitting (or denying) this. Was it just a slip of the tongue, or is this a first step to maybe getting at the heart of the matter in the MidEast? (I can dream, can't I?)