26 November 2002

  • New York's currently: going to the late show
  • National Security Council recommends forcing Saudi Arabia to shut down terrorist financiers, or they'll face 'unilateral U.S. action.'
  • Truckers lead massive strikes in France.
  • Slowtron's excellent Western State no. 2 appears, featuring Brooklyn's own Cory McAbee, responsible for, among other things, The American Astronaut.
  • Fire Chief accused of self-puffery in Last Man Down, his 9/11 book.
  • Should IBM, GM, and others pay for working with South Africa's apartheid government?
  • Violent competition among the Chinatown-Boston bus companies.
  • Many videos from LA's 'TV ornot TV' festival available online. [ via the indispensable ak ]
  • Department of Health and Human Services accused of removing medical information from government websites to push abstinence.
  • Taxitalk: The Voice of the Professional Cab Driver, including amusing letters to the editor.
  • For trivia night: Occurrences of juggling in movies. (If you're dedicated, you may also be interested in occurrences of librarians, math, or accordians.)
  • I'm not very good at dealing with criticism...Maybe I am in a sentimental mood sometimes. McCartney can't stop himself from touring. Related: Who's your favorite Beatle?
  • Video of John Coltrane performing 'A Love Supreme' in 1965.
  • Do you feel any connection to the Dell dude? No, none whatsoever. That guy's a doofus. I get a lot of 'What if you guys had kids?' And I'm like, 'What if we had kids?' Why would you ask that? What a weird question. They'd probably be blond. The definitive interview with Mac/420-friendly hero, Ellen Feiss.
  • The motivations and experiences of women auditioning for The Bachelor.