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Now I'm looking at the Austria trip pics for the first time. Outstanding photo chronicle jimb(ob)
- jimlouis 5-18-2003 9:32 pm [link] [add a comment]

Great news from the wilderness. If the link gets deflected search for the Washington Post ad or go to the FTW homepage menu. Vote with your money !
- frank 5-17-2003 6:23 pm [link] [1 comment]

its stopped being fun / will return when the vibe improves...
- bill 5-17-2003 2:37 am [link] [10 comments]

Meme this!
- frank 5-16-2003 8:23 pm [link] [2 comments]

My goal with "Dr. P's Words ..." is to create an exo-toxic meme. As a personality, he's a bit inside the beltway, but breaking Rove, Wolfowitz, etc. into mass culture, revealing the men behind the curtain, should be a goal of anti-neos. Just yesterday David S. Broder advised in an oped that his friend Rove keep a low profile.

The good doc's words made a little headway towards meme-dom today with a link from bartcop E!
- mark 5-16-2003 10:44 am [link] [1 ref] [5 comments]

At least there's something buzzing in there.
- frank 5-15-2003 8:39 pm [link] [2 refs] [add a comment]

I ran across this while chasing down some Wolfowitz links at Eurolegal.

January 16, 1997
ALBERT WOHLSTETTER, R.I.P.

In Monday’s Wall Street Journal, editor Robert L. Bartley took note of Wohlstetter’s death by reprinting a 1991 account of his long association with Wohlstetter. It gave only hints of the extraordinary role Albert played during the most critical years of the Cold War, which was then just coming to an end. It did point out that two of the most public men of the last three decades who have been identified with shaping strategic counterforce policy, Richard Perle and Paul Wolfowitz, were Albert’s protégés. If you would connect the dots to others who were under Wohlstetter’s spell, you would soon find the late Senator Henry (Scoop) Jackson, Senator Robert Dole, and in London, Margaret Thatcher. For all practical purposes, every editorial on America’s geopolitical strategy that appeared in The Wall Street Journal during the last 25 years was the product of Albert’s genius. If Henry Kissinger was the principal leader of the "dove team" in foreign policy over much of this period, stressing diplomatic strategems, Wohlstetter was the undisputed leader of the "hawk team," which stressed military moves of breathtaking creativity and imagination.

- mark 5-15-2003 8:56 am [link] [2 comments]

six eye columbia


- bill 5-14-2003 10:20 pm [link] [1 ref] [1 comment]

Just in case you want to live it all over again: 20 days in spring 2003. Download the pdf or click the arrow for the web version. I don't know what to think about it really. Some nice graphic work for sure. (via environy)
- jim 5-14-2003 10:03 pm [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]

chance
- bill 5-14-2003 9:17 pm [link] [2 comments]

Total lunar eclipse on Thursday night. If it's clear, we'll have a good view from north eastern U.S.
- jim 5-13-2003 8:42 pm [link] [3 comments]

Bush, Blair nominated for Nobel prize for Iraq war

OSLO, May 8 (Reuters) A Norwegian parliamentarian nominated U.S. President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair for the Nobel Peace Prize today, praising them for winning the war in Iraq.

''Sometimes it's necessary to use a small and effective war to prevent a much more dangerous war in the future,'' Jan Simonsen, a right-wing independent in Norway's parliament, told Reuters.

You can send a letter of support for the nomination of George W. Bush and Tony Blair for the Nobel Peace Prize to the Norwegian Nobel Institute at postmaster@nobel.no

or by international post at:

The Norwegian Nobel Institute
Drammensveien 19,
NO-0255 OSLO
Norway


my letter was not exactly one of support.
- linda 5-10-2003 5:07 pm [link] [add a comment]

John Horgan makes the case for therapeutic (and other) uses of psychedelics. Kind of surprising fare for the stuffy Slate.
- tom moody 5-10-2003 10:11 am [link] [1 comment]

Wasn't someone (Bruno?) wondering if google had any misspellings of a word that returned more hits than the correct spelling? I can't find the original question. But anyway, along with some other interesting misspelling info, this post finds such a case: the incorrect "transexual" (2860k results) is the more common than the correct spelling of "transsexual" (1660k results.)
- jim 5-10-2003 12:21 am [link] [1 comment]

The suppressed story of the broadcast feed from the carrier Abraham Lincoln being altered in real time earlier this week during the President's bravura visit. ;-)
- jim 5-09-2003 8:33 pm [link] [1 ref] [4 comments]

faith popcorn - we got your trends
- bill 5-09-2003 1:12 am [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]

In my little Syria project, there are many stories that get a rise out of me, but sometimes there's one that just seems surreal.
- mark 5-08-2003 5:30 am [link] [add a comment]

Thought this was sort of interesting: newspaper circulation numbers. I can't believe the Daily News is bigger than the Post.
- jim 5-06-2003 10:45 pm [link] [4 comments]

the next best thing to the cat psychic, and she's right here in nyc. rex's troubles may soon be over.
- linda 5-05-2003 4:39 pm [link] [add a comment]

Happy Birthday Jim, Right?
- jimlouis 5-03-2003 4:57 pm [link] [11 comments]

While doing my usual trolling for Syria, Lebanon, Hezbollah and Hizbulla in news.google.com, I came across an interesting article. And then it disappeared. But I managed to catch the full text of the original before it vanished.

Friday afternoon: UPI -- Rice blocked plan for raids on Syria
Fiday 7:54 PM: UPI -- Rice actions on Syria disputed

- mark 5-03-2003 5:56 am [link] [add a comment]

had to clip this one from gawker stalker --

Sunday afternoon, Paul Simon and Lorne Michaels walking together in Central Park, listening to the annoying 'Guitar Man from Central Park' peform Simon's own 'Homeward Bound.'

- dave 4-29-2003 10:14 pm [link] [1 comment]

warblogs being covered on newshour, ch 13
- bill 4-29-2003 3:02 am [link] [1 comment]

The rock at the root of the tree.
- frank 4-28-2003 9:18 pm [link] [1 comment]

WFMU www.wfmu.org 91.1 fm, 90.1fm Rocket From the Tombs June 10th 3-6pm Brian Turner's show

Only recently have legit recordings surfaced from this legendary Cleveland 70s proto-punk gang, and 27 years after they broke up, they're in the WFMU studios playing live yet again. They're not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but they're responsible for undeniable punk classics like "Sonic Reducer", "30 Seconds Over Tokyo" and "Ain't It Fun" (covered by Guns and Roses for crying out loud). Richard Lloyd of Television takes over guitar duties for the late Peter Laughner, and David Thomas (visionary of Pere Ubu among other things), Cheetah Chrome (Dead Boys), Steve Mehlman and Craig Bell are all in the WFMU studio today, fresh from a jawdropping appearance at Thomas's Disastodrome fest in L.A. Holy hell.
- bill 4-28-2003 8:32 pm [link] [1 comment]