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Monthly Archives: April 2004
1971 and Now
Maybe history has a way of repeating lessons unlearned. Each day, to facilitate the process by which the United States washes her hands of Vietnam, someone has to give up his life so that the United States doesn’t have to admit something that the entire world already knows, so that we can’t say that we …
Back to The Bride
After an unforgiveable delay, my review of Kill Bill, Volume Two is posted at JIVE. In other movie-related news, why does this poster fill me with dread, instead of glee?
Take A Letter
Occasionally, you might wish to communicate with those who represent you in State and National politics. To make this easier, here are some helpful links to help you address your envelopes and direct your emails. US House of RepresentativesUS SenateGeorgia State Legislature Get out your pens and write.
Obscenely Specific
Now let us read from Title 18, Part 1, Chapter 71, Section 1464 of the United States Code. It refers to the broadcast of obscene material by means of radio. Ahem. “Whoever utters any obscene, indecent, or profane language by means of radio communication shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than …
Fortresses of Solitude
“Like all teenagers, I provisioned my garrison with art: books, movies, music, comic books, television, role-playing games. My secret confederates were the works of Monty Python, H. P. Lovecraft, the cartoonist Vaughan Bod, and the Ramones, among many others; they kept me watered and fed. They baked files into cakes and, on occasion, for a …
Back in the Mix
It’s been two years. Wow. Almost to the day. Two years ago, I participated in a couple of online mix-CD swaps, and now I’m doing it again. This year’s Spring Mix is another of the non-stop variety, marked by my obsessive need to connect each track to the next track like legos or tinker-toys. I’ll …
Pondering Cobain
My first column for JIVE is up and ready for consumption and criticism. Feel free to weigh in here with thoughts of your own, either about the piece or the subject matter.
Staying
Semantics. I spent most of my college years dealing with the semantics of language, both in class and on stage. It’s an interest that has remained with me, an observation that I can’t shut off. Sure, I hear what you’re saying, but what do you really mean? Do you even know yourself? And when I …
Fueling History
Today’s New York Times has an article worth-reading called “Imagining a $7-a-Gallon Future.” While the article calms some fears about the end of oil as we know it, the prescient history of our addictive resource is worth remembering. After World War I, the American government’s top oil expert predicted a coming “gasoline famine.” One solution …
