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New CEO for Friendster?

Name Simon Reynold's postpunk book

The economics of a donated t-shirt

angermann2 » The Beatles of architecture, which is lots of Archigram links.

Air America Radio, launches today!

Mike Whitney: Rejecting the Language of Terrorism

Political Animal: That Sinking Feeling

newsmap

Lets build a hell to scare everyone into the arms of Christ, yeah?

The Talk of the Town: Neckface

RUDI: Bookshelf: Classics: Christopher Alexander: A city is not a tree

Ghostface Killah interview, Pretty Toney is due April 20th, 3 weeks y'all! Plus if Tupac is ever coming back to life, that's the day...

the tinyluckyUnicorngenius asks the pertinent questions

hiphopmusic.com: Chuck D vs. Kanye, Satchmo vs. Dizzy

Design as an Activist Tool

You are where you live? aka what target market are you...

BBC NEWS | Technology | Simputer for poor goes on sale

404 | v.7

Social Design Notes: The Bucket

Edward Burtynsky Photographic Works, currently featuring the Three Gorges Dam in China.

swens blog: Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra MP3 files

Ghostface Killah vs. Random Spam Text

Digitally Mediated Urban Space: New Lessons for Design (application/pdf Object)

Rhizome.org: I am a pirate ?! - another story in the copyright vs. creativity battles...

Congratulations Adam!

red iceberg

Marco Evaristti

Salon.com News | "We should have had orange or red-type of alert in June or July of 2001"

"And now former anti-terrorism chief Richard A. Clarke is beating up on the administration, and the Bush folks are acting as if they just heard last weekend that he had a book coming out. Which is just about true, although the book was physically in the White House months ago."

yuko shimizu web portfolio

it = innovative flash navigation

***AUDIO DREGS***

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A Letter from the Texas Border. I'm fascinated with the border towns, the poorest part of America, a long striation between two countries, a world tension. This piece barely graces the surface.

Pakistan at risk of losing hold on tribal areas

"If there were a Shirky’s Law, it would be something like “The advantages of anonymity grow linearly with the population; the disadvantages grow with the square of the population.”"

International Workshop on Inverse Surveillance

On Stripping and Writing

Turning the Tide is Noam Chomsky's new blog. Not much of a fan of the man, but worth reading none the less.

alt-rock slow jamz...

"It featured all the trappings of a glorified video game. Thousands of Pakistani army and paramilitary troops played the hammer. Hundreds of US troops and Special Forces, plus the elite commando 121, were ready to play the anvil across the border in Afghanistan. What was supposed to be smashed in between was "high-value target" Ayman al-Zawahiri, as Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf enthusiastically bragged - with no hard evidence - to an eager CNN last Thursday. But what happened to this gigantic piece of psy-ops? Nothing. And for a very simple reason: al-Qaeda's brain and Osama bin Laden's deputy was never there in the first place."

People Tree Online: Bookstore, a gateway to Indian literature.

Whiskey Bar: Richard Clarke Testimony Post Game Show

Dark Future a la Blade Runner: Destroyed Buldings from Sarajevo

Morbid Outlook - Elegant Gothic Lolita

The Postmodern Anarchist

Free the 9-11 tapes!

The Architect's Newspaper

The Pinocchio Theory: The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind

Dispatches From Girls Gone Wild

Brits Going at It Bluetooth and Nail

TV on the Radio in the Times

Plato, Strauss, And Political Philosophy: An Interview with Stanley Rosen

electric spot sheepworks

Whiskey Bar: Out of the Loop, its spring time, and the devistating Billmon humor is warming back up, holla!

"Dedomenici suggests that the cow is the most technologically integrated of all farmyard animals because modern intensive agriculture, particularly dairy farming, has acted as a catalyst in the cow's evolutionary tolerance and understanding of technology."

A 9-11 warning timeline

The Strategist and the Philosopher: Leo Strauss and Albert Wohlstetter

A Home the Bank Owns

WOEBOT: Gothic Futurist

musicplasma : the music visual search engine

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The Untitled Project

Vidal Sassoon modernist hero?

Do people lie less online?

Asleep at the Wheel, an imaginary ad via Billmon.

"In its Golden Globe Awards decision, the FCC held that virtually any use of the F-word, as it is known at the FCC, was indecent, because it is always sexually suggestive. (For those of you who were wondering, the F-word in FCC stands for federal.). This decision strikes me as fucking implausible. Did that turn you on? No, I thought not."

He Measures Oakland's Beat, and Parks Bloom

Richard Clarke pulls the sheets off of the way Bushco deliberately ignored the threat of Al Qaeda.

Its really tempting to just publish The Journal of Murketing email newsletter on this site. But instead you should just subscribe by following that link above...

Shep Fairey in Inc. mag

Hack that TV

Kinetic Sculpture by David C. Roy

So which MSN persona are you???

Airport Codes: The ABC's A History and Explanation

A Wall Grows in Palestine

if you ever need a vector corporate logo...

The Rumsfeld blatant lie

Calpundit is now the Political Animal

"It may have been the worse strategic blunder since Wilhelm II dragged Germany into a two-front war in 1914."

NathanNewman.org - News and Views: Did the Terrorists Win in Spain?

the kid stays in the picture, perhaps a time for fear has passed us by?

bloggy: Spain's response to terrorism

Christian Nold Crowd Compiler

Zenarchery.com: More Thoughs On Terrorism, Josh really nails it here. Terrorism is not the major issue that some would want you to believe. The acts are tragic and dramatic, but really there far deeper and more pressing issues at stake. More in the main bar later...

The Gadflyer: A New Progressive Voice

Bush's favorite terrorist, the Democratic inability...

Wired News: Who's Teaming Up Against P2P? Is the California Attorney General taking orders from the Motion Picture Association (MPAA)?

The english decline?

african oil politics, reads like freeze frames from a thriller, but this the real deal friends. dark gold, dark continent, dark intentions.

Kathryn Cramer: N4610: More Names, a Face, & Some Conservative Thoughts, Kathryn is all over the mercenary plane in Africa story, loads of fascinating details.

the computer in the slum

lebbeus woods:bent bricolages

VoterVirgin

RFID Tags in New US Notes Explode When You Try to Microwave Them

George Eastman House Photography Collections Online

Lockhart Steele on Berlin

Archined: Glossy with Content, Rem Koolhaus has a magazine.

Don Park's Daily Habit - Korean President Roh Impeached, a Korean American perspective.

Grey Album behind the scenes

"Videos are the new album art in the era of the iPod"

wit & riposte: blogworld, the EFF, and the Chicago School - -- - -- . .- - . .- - -- tobias c. van Veen - -- - -

Hacking BushCheney

v-2 Organisation | Battle of the Celebrity Designer Restaurants | Lever House vs. Brasserie, round for round, blow for blow!

Tyrone Shoelaces: Baile Funk

Tyrone Shoelaces: DJ MP3s

jane dark's sugarhigh!

banksy's the drinker sculpture

"Some anarchists imbued with the festive spirit of May '68 acquired the rights to a Taiwanese film, adapted the soundtrack and managed to infiltrate the local cinemas mainly visited by immigrant workers. Its title, The Dialectic Can Break Stones , was, it seems, an imitation of one of Mao's famous dictums. The pirated plot went something like this: out-and-out war pits two gangs of youths against each other, the bureaucrats against the libertarians. The leader of the latter - we'll call him Ling Pi - goes out alone to fight off 20 of the enemy. His little sister Miu wants to fight alongside him, but our hero puts a stop to that: "Your mistaken political line won't let you come with me. Stop reading the mind-numbing pair Marx and Lenin and get into the complete works of Sade!" Another sequence shows Ling Pi, in full possession of his martial arts, as his forearm chops its way through the ranks of bureaucrats: "You idiots, stop parroting Marchais's editorials from L'Humanité !" The leader of the enemy: "Revisionist, traitor!" Ling Pi: "Now you'll find out about the muscle-power of a pupil of Nietzsche and Lou Andrea Salomé!' Needless to say, I was delighted by the film. But it also delighted the rest of the spectators who, absorbed in the wondrous action, didn't pay much attention to the sparkling wit of the dialogue."

"If you see a Swiss banker jump out of a window," wrote Voltaire, "jump after him. There's bound to be money in it."

Vintage Girlwatchers

Cities on the move by Hans-Ulbrich Obrist

Calvino as Urbanologist

In the Realm of Jet Lag

a practice for everyday life

hand drawn maps

Jay-Z Construction Set

WorldChanging: Another World Is Here: Kid Energy

John Kerry's Record: One You Can Dance To

angermann2 » Entropic Navigation

Michael Bierut on "Dangerous Ideas,” the third biennial conference of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, 1989

LOKi on Bush 9-11 speach, a typographical exploration.

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"the researchers have discovered that authors of popular blog sites regularly borrow topics from lesser-known bloggers -- and they often do so without attribution."

pay for email, with a twist

Sparklines, Intense, Simple, Word Sized Graphics. Edward Tufte releases some drafts from his upcoming book Beautiful Evidence. And beautiful it is indeed.

Amazon.com Syndicated Content

Santiago Calatrava's Cantilever House

In Conversation, John Baldessari & Jeremy Blake

SounderCover, mobile sonic disguise

subway systems of the world, presented on the same scale

City Lights Design Competition - Competition Info

Daily Kos || Bush gave terrorist a pass

Cunt: A Cultural History

What's Right With Kerry

radio vox populi: live from the commons

biotechnical art

U-Godzilla vs the RZA

Transcendent Interacitons: Ludicorp's Presentation at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference

Online vs Print, Newspaper Editions

Heavy Metal Madness: My Smokestack is Bigger than Your Smokestack

NationMaster.com - Where Stats Come Alive!

"If the Democratic policies had been pursued over the last two or three years, the kind of tax increases that both Kerry and Edwards have talked about, we would not have had the kind of job growth that we've had."

- Dick Cheney

In other words if a Democrat was in the White House we would not have had negative job growth...

'Baby Doc' Duvalier eyes return to Haiti

Stalin's Last Army: Gigantic Commie Crabs Horde Invades Europe!!!

We're Talking Vulva Film Clip

Virtual Feminization Clinic

Protocol: How Control Exists after Decentralization

danwei: Osama Bin Laden cologne

Haiti: U.S. political maneuvering behind the ouster

Balkinization: President Purges Bioethics Council of Unbelievers

The Judith Miller travesty, apparently the New Pravda York Times has failed this hard before... 80 some years ago. But really the Times of late has been a complete embarrassment to NY.

plasticbag.org | weblog | The problems of visualising social networks...

Scalia asked to recuse himself, from the Cheney case.

Design Observer: writings about design & culture: Information Design and the Placebo Effect

Things that are the new black

Levitated | Invader Fractal | Flash MX open source

S/FJ + Arthur Russell + The New Yorker, yum.

Deliberately Concealed Garments Project | Clothing found hidden in buildings

Calpundit once again brings the utmost clarity to an issue, this time Alan Greenspan's fuck over the middle class Social Security game. Once again this is some third world shit, tax the masses and use the government funds to finance an elite. Utterly un-American to the core.

Howard Kurtz in the Dean civil war

felixsalmon.com: WTC update

The Economist: A Phoney Recovery