Archive for August, 2004
Several eyewitnesses that day have been filmed in interviews. Footage from that day, accompanied by a narrator’s voice detailing the argument, tells the story of what the activists have dubbed “the 9/11 cover up“. There are many different theories going around, but this one in particular claims that…
Yesterday, boingboing relayed the story of Enzo Baldoni, “Italian freelance journalist and weblogger.” The picture with their post is precious. At the time I read the original posting, I created a boomark to the posting to share; it was very sad, to see someone who wrote for peace murdered. I didn’t have anything […]
The main point of Washington > Campaign 2004 > Bush Dismisses Idea That Kerry Lied on Vietnam” href=”http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/27/politics/campaign/27bush.html?pagewanted=1&hp”>this article in the New York Times is the fact that Bush said yesterday,” I think Senator Kerry should be proud of his record,’’ and “No, I don’t think he lied.’’ but that “when pressed repeatedly if […]
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I’m having a hard time feeling inspired by Kerry. I would, of course vote for nearly anyone to oust the regime that John Pilger at Znet reminds us is, “…both dangerous and universally loathed,” but, he comments, “that is not the point.” In his article, “Bush Versus Kerry: The Fake Debate he makes many […]
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It’s at once reassuring to hear some bit of press on the Iraqi voice against the U.S. war there make it through the virtual wall of avoidance of that issue, but at the same time it’s sad that it takes the Olympics to bring it to us.
Something about the common-ground that we feel […]
Privately-run Prison Warehouse in Queens
0 Comments Published by michael August 21st, 2004 in politicsMost of us have an aversion to sad news. It’s not easy reading sad stuff, but some things I feel are simply unethical not to re-publish. Take what you will, leave the rest.
Prisoners in a detention center for immigrants in Queens, New York recently began a hunger strike to protest their being held […]
The lion lies defeated:
MGM takes on Grokster in court, and loses
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Published by michael August 19th, 2004 in tech, law
“They told the world that the VCR was to copyright what the boston strangler is to the woman home alone, and predicted that it would be the death of copyright. (source). This is not a new theme. Every time a new technology comes along, those with a vested interest in the old technology first […]
One of the curses of modern day technology is the amount of time spent interacting with complex computer generated telephone routing systems. Clearly it must be cheaper to route and automatically place on hold thousands of callers each day than to listen to their ire and personally usher them forward to their destination. […]
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