Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Atari Music
In 1982, the record label Kid Stuff started putting out records based on the most popular video games. The first three albums were for Atari's flagship games: Asteroids, Missile Command, and Yars Revenge. Each included an incredibly catchy theme song followed by a usually rather nonsensical adventure story.
WFMU's Beware of the Blog: Atari Music
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Songbird 0.2 “Test Flight”
A Songbird “test flight” is a public test version, like what “beta” used to mean. The official 0.2 release is still weeks away.
Songbird 0.2 “Test Flight” | Songbirdnest.com
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LOST WINONA
WINONA Ryder is just as loopy as she's always been. The pixiesh actress, who's been palling around with her new best friend Kate Moss lately, wandered into the SoHo shop Lounge on Sunday looking "very spooked out," an eyewitness said. "She entered through the back door and seemed lost and confused, and after looking through the entire store approached a sales rep." Ryder then shrieked, "Where am I?" before "wandering back out on the street. It was so weird." A rep for the star, who was once busted for shoplifting in Beverly Hills
LOST WINONA - New York Post Online Edition: Gossip
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NBC clicks YouTube duo
Joe Bereta and Luke Barats, whose YouTube "channel" is one of the viral video site's most popular, are making the jump into television, inking an overall deal with NBC Universal Television Studio.
Variety.com - NBC clicks YouTube duo
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Monday, September 25, 2006
The Department of Beer, Photo ID and Sheetrock (video)
It's a good thing that the police take really drunk people off the streets, cause, you know, they might actually hurt themselves:
WFMU's Beware of the Blog: The Department of Beer, Photo ID and Sheetrock (video)
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"Dinner with Drac".
The original 45rpm version of "Dinner with Drac".
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John Hodgman - The I'm a PC guy
John Hodgman is a very intelligent man.He is also a very strange man. His book, The Areas of My Expertise (which has just been released in paperback by Riverhead), is an omnibus compendium of probable falsehoods. According to the dust jacket, the arenas of his know-how are centered primarily on “matters historical; matters literary; matters cryptozoological; hobo matters; food, drink, and cheese (a kind of food); squirrels and lobsters and eels; haircuts; utopia; what will happen in the future; and most other subjects.”
Sweet information! - Arts - The Phoenix
He's even got a blog. http://areasofmyexpertise.blogspot.com/
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Woman caught growing grass for cow
A POLISH woman who grew marijuana to calm the nerves of her cow has been charged with cultivating a narcotic by police in the western town of Lobez.The cow had been "skittish and unruly" – once breaking a person's arm – until someone suggested mixing cannabis in with its feed, the woman told police."The cow became as calm as a lamb," the 55-year-old woman said, according to the PAP news agency.
Woman caught growing grass for cow | The Daily Telegraph
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Beware the killer teddy bear
A stuffed Paddington Bear turned killer this month at a Fish and Game hatchery in Milford. The bear was dropped into a circular pool by a "person or persons unknown" and clogged the flow of water, killing 2,500 rainbow trout, according to a statement from hatchery supervisor Robert Fawcett."RELEASE OF ANY TEDDY BEARS into the fish hatchery water IS NOT PERMITTED,"Fawcett said in a written statement. He urged anyone who drops a teddy bear in the water to find a fish culturist to remove it. "They might save your teddy bear, and keep it from becoming a killer," he said.
Concord Monitor Online Article - Beware the killer teddy bear - Your News Source - 03301
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Friday, September 22, 2006
Tom Waits - Bottom Of The World
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