Buffalo News - Rick James laid to rest with a fitting funeral  ¶ 8/16/2004 04:13:53 AM

  World Wide Panorama - Regional Index  ¶ 7/28/2004 01:25:07 AM

    ¶ 5/26/2004 10:58:15 AM

  Run - Roseland Freestyle  ¶ 5/25/2004 05:18:34 PM

 
You are a GRAMMAR GOD!


If your mission in life is not already to
preserve the English tongue, it should be.
Congratulations and thank you!


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  ¶ 5/22/2004 10:27:49 PM

 

Tokyoflash : Unique Japanese Watches  ¶ 5/22/2004 06:24:23 PM

  On Saturday, May 22, 2004 (raindate: Sunday, May 23), The 14th annual, Earth Celebrations Rites of Spring: Procession to Save Our Gardens, directed by Felicia Young, enacts a day-long parade and mythic pageant to celebrate and preserve the community gardens of New York City. The 8-hour pageant, begins at Forsyth Street (between Broome & Delancey), at 10am and weaves throughout the day until 6pm, visiting over 35 magnificent gardens on the Lower East Side. The parade features: giant puppets, musical bands, spectacular costume garden characters. Performances of dance, music, and poetry performed at gardens along the route. Earth Celebrations offers Puppet & Costume Workshops for adults and children to create the spectacular costumes, masks, and giant puppets for the pageant, inspired by the gardens and nature in the city.  ¶ 5/22/2004 03:06:38 AM

  Roedelius - Painting with Sound

Portrait of a composer-performer whose influence has been wide-ranging and heretofore unrecognised.

An inspiration to artists as diverse as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Brian Eno, Julian Cope or others Roedelius has pursued his unique and extraordinarily beautiful vision for half a century. He has also lived a life that screams out to be told in a movie, but this will do nicely for starters.

Born in 1934, he found "early celebrity" as a child actor in some of the UFA movies, survived the Allied bombardment of Berlin, was drafted unwillingly into the Hitler youth, spent two years in prison for his rebellious stance, became a rubbish collector, farm-hand and masseur - all of this before turning German music upside down as a member of avant-garde bands like Kluster and Harmonia.

Iliffe's affectionate and detailed book overflows with great stories from a previously untold life at the heart of 20th century musical change so that Roedelius is recognised for contributions to music which have been, in their own quiet way, as revolutionary as Robert Johnson, Stockhausen or The Beatles.
Johnny Black ( published in"MOJO" UK Mai 2004 )



P.S. The review got three stars which means: "Stands out from the crowd. Well worth checking out"
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    ¶ 4/21/2004 03:05:43 PM

  Canadiana Connection Regional Ribbing

You might be a Canadian Redneck . . .

. . . if most of your clothing has Canadian beer logos on them.

. . . if you've ever hummed "Bud the Spud".

. . . if you've never realized that most of the lyrics in Gordon Lightfoot's "Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald" don't rhyme.

. . . if most of your wardrobe is plaid (including hats).

. . . if you like the music of Gordon Lightfoot, Stompin' Tom, or Buffy Sainte Marie.

. . . if you know who Gordon Lightfoot, Stompin' Tom, or Buffy Sainte Marie are.

. . . if you actually like to wear a toque.

. . . if you mix French and English in the same sentence. (This only applies if you're a Francophone.)

. . . if you've ever been "out and about".

. . . if you "hang out" at Tim Horton's.

. . . if you use the words "friggin'" or "arse" or "friggin' arse! " on a regular basis.

. . . if you have a bumper sticker or an article of clothing that says "If

you're Canadian, show me your beaver."

. . . if you insist that Americans should know more about Canada, despite the fact the only part of America that exists for you is Florida.

. . . if you have Canadian Tire catalogues in your house. (Extra points for any "really old" ones.)

. . . if you find any cartoon beaver funny.

. . . if you only watched "the Beachcombers" to see what Relic was up to.

. . . if you know who Relic is.

. . . if you've ever used your kitchen to dress/butcher game, make "chow" or pickled beets.

. . . if you had to find out which leaves make good toilet paper, mainly because you can't use a dollar bill any more.

. . . if you've told people you were a "government artist", because you were "drawing" pogey.

. . . if any beer under 6% is considered good only for pouring on your "Shreddies" in the morning.

. . . if your entire French vocabulary was gleaned from cereal boxes.

. . . if you think Don Cherry should be Prime Minister, or better still Minister of Foreign Affairs.

. . . if you know "jacking deer" isn't a sexual innuendo.

. . . if you own an ice auger.

. . . if you have a "good" parka for formal occasions.

. . . if you consider Kraft Dinner, ketchup, beer and Crispy Crunch as the four major food groups.

. . . if you shop exclusively at Canadian Tire for Christmas presents.

. . . if your snowmobile or chainsaw payments have a higher priority than your car payments.

. . . if you think the start of deer season should be a national holiday.

. . . if the trunk of your car has ever doubled as a deep freeze.

. . . if you will only go camping for a maximum of one night because your back pack will only holds one two-four.

. . . if you have more than twenty dollars in Canadian Tire money.

. . . if you still sing the "Great White North" them song with pride

"coo-ooh-coocoo-coo-ooh-coocoo".

. . . if you got pissed when Harold left the Red Green show.

. . . if you always have a mickey of "CC" or "Captain Morgan's Dark" on you.

. . . if you think whoever invented de-alcoholized beer should have been strangled at birth.

. . . if you consider the theme song of Hockey Night In Canada to be

Canada's second official National Anthem.

. . . if you found any of this funny.  ¶ 4/12/2004 03:03:17 AM

    ¶ 4/10/2004 04:00:24 AM

  You absolutely must have a fast connection to view this stream, but I promise it's mindblowing. I rarely think there are any good band webistes, but this was pretty strange....


Truck Driving on the Internet proudly presents....


Beaconwood Music Videos & Audio Clips  ¶ 4/10/2004 03:49:30 AM

  Plain English Campaign: Examples: The gobbledygook generator: "The gobbledygook generator"  ¶ 3/26/2004 01:00:17 AM

 



Toy Fair: The Muppets  ¶ 3/17/2004 01:13:21 AM