Friday, January 30, 2004
The Post has this interesting piece on the utilitarian justification for allowing Georgetown's research on aborted fetal cells to continue.
Thursday, January 29, 2004
Boogaloo or Doo-Doo?
Further to my "Breakin'" reference below, has the genre been resurrected? I caught the preview for "You Got Served." (Be sure to play the games-- I made it to the Big Bounce championship. What.) Ozone and Turbo might not be pleased, for the same reason that hip-hop sucked in '96. Rather than trying to raise money to save a community center, it seems that the protagonists in You Got Served are a bit more self-centered.
Further to my "Breakin'" reference below, has the genre been resurrected? I caught the preview for "You Got Served." (Be sure to play the games-- I made it to the Big Bounce championship. What.) Ozone and Turbo might not be pleased, for the same reason that hip-hop sucked in '96. Rather than trying to raise money to save a community center, it seems that the protagonists in You Got Served are a bit more self-centered.
Wednesday, January 28, 2004
The Explainer tells you why Dean has the most delegates.
Tuesday, January 27, 2004
Monday, January 26, 2004
"Turbo, Ozone, and Kelly, the Pope Will See You Now"
While the pope did not give approval of Mel Gibson's new film, he did approve THIS! Word has it that the Pope did approve Breakin' 2, but for some reason not Breakin'.
While the pope did not give approval of Mel Gibson's new film, he did approve THIS! Word has it that the Pope did approve Breakin' 2, but for some reason not Breakin'.
Classified of the Day
If you're not serious about the Smackdown, then you're most likely a half-stepper.
If you're not serious about the Smackdown, then you're most likely a half-stepper.
Baby Eminem?
Further to an earlier post where I professed my love for IBM's Linux ad, Slate's S. Stevenson gives it an A- in a very funny piece.
Further to an earlier post where I professed my love for IBM's Linux ad, Slate's S. Stevenson gives it an A- in a very funny piece.
The Diz
Just got my copy of Dizzee Rascal's Boy in Da Corner in the mail. Was disappointed to find that I wouldn't get the assistance of a Dizzee libretto. While NY and Toronto will be blessed with shows, looks like DC gets a listening party. (Wow, the bass on "Stop Dat" might please DJ Magic Mike fans!)
Just got my copy of Dizzee Rascal's Boy in Da Corner in the mail. Was disappointed to find that I wouldn't get the assistance of a Dizzee libretto. While NY and Toronto will be blessed with shows, looks like DC gets a listening party. (Wow, the bass on "Stop Dat" might please DJ Magic Mike fans!)
Who Cares?
Ever wonder how the Times chooses which wire stuff to run? Well, for some reason they decided to run this. It's of interest to me, because I happen to go to this school, but who else would care? Still, I guess it's not as bad as posting the results of Ivy League football games. Looks like the Times needs someone like Johnny Edwards to inject the everyman vibe.
Ever wonder how the Times chooses which wire stuff to run? Well, for some reason they decided to run this. It's of interest to me, because I happen to go to this school, but who else would care? Still, I guess it's not as bad as posting the results of Ivy League football games. Looks like the Times needs someone like Johnny Edwards to inject the everyman vibe.
