Saturday, January 24, 2004

Official Bishop Information Minister Postage, Very EFC Lick'em. Your Bishop Information Minister on stamps, issued officially by Royal Mail. Thanks to this entry at thingsmagazine. [The Cartoonist] 2:28:28 PM

Best Western Hotels Go Digital WiFi Hotels. The news that every Best Western hotels in the US will have free wireless is great to hear. I don't know if they're doing this based on market research, but personally I will be staying at their hotels as much... [A Whole Lotta Nothing] 1:10:40 PM

South Carolina Generation Dean Press Conference South Carolina Generation Dean to Hold Press Conference. Today, members of Generation Dean from colleges around South Carolina will converge on the Statehouse steps in Columbia to hold a press conference at 1:30 p.m. about their candidate, former Vermont Governor Howard Dean. Student representatives from colleges across the... [Generation Dean] 1:06:37 PM

Japanese Advertising and EFC, Expressionist Fab Culture Big in Japan. An archive of Japanese advertising. Just click on the green stuff. Found at linkfilter. [The Cartoonist] 9:24:42 AM

Photos By Jutta Brandt Bruce Gilbert. Wire, primavera festival, Barcelona, May 24th 2003. Photo by Jutta Brandt. She's good. More on Wire here, with lots of soundfiles. And here. And a rather strange live version of 1-2-XU (MP3). [The Cartoonist] 9:20:39 AM

The Roxy, London WC2 This is Punk. The Roxy, London WC2. Nice page with lots of links, reproductions of flyers and audio files. Johnny Moped is simply great. The periodic summer heatwaves we suffer are nothing in comparative terms to that of London in 1976. The heat traditionally drives people into losing it and doing crazy things. That summer of punk now looks inevitable. [The Cartoonist] 9:16:59 AM

Top U.S. Arms Hunter Resigns "In a direct challenge to the Bush administration, which says its invasion of Iraq was justified by the presence of illicit arms, Kay told Reuters in a telephone interview that he had concluded there were no Iraqi stockpiles to be found." Top U.S. arms hunter resigns. David Kay stepped down yesterday as the leader of the U.S. search for banned weapons in Iraq, saying he did not believe the country had any large stockpiles of chemical or biological weapons. [The Philadelphia Inquirer Online - Front Page] 7:37:48 AM