Saturday - January 18, 2003
GADGETS FOR GOD
Want some heavenly soap to rinse away your sins?
The time is ticking. Repent!
Tuesday - January 14, 2003
MARX
"I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go to the other
room and read a book."
Groucho Marx.
Sunday - January 12, 2003
Saturday - January 11, 2003
AARDVARK
The Aardvark Speaks complains about losing audience. Being famous apparently helps a lot (Curry), then it does not matter what you write.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsThursday - January 09, 2003
THINK DIFFERENT
Jimmy Carter made an effort to think different. Jim tell Dubya how
to.
Sunday - December 15, 2002
American Civil Liberties Animation
A new animation by the American Civil Liberties Union. I have seen better ones, but ok it's a good site.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsFriday - December 13, 2002
Viking kittens funk
Well, it's nice for a friday evening. Viking kittens.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsBlog for the Homeless
Whether this is progress or retrogression, I don't care, it's real. The plight of the homeless is something we need to think about every now and then. What is Christmas all about? If Bush doesn't give a damn, other people will have to take over. Listen to the homeless guy.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsThursday - December 12, 2002
Everyday Beauty
These photos are a celebration of the beauty in small things in everyday life.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsFor The Kiddies - Tamanimals
What they see in it, I don't know, but kids apparently like these Japanese whatchamagotchie-like things. These are called tamaninals, tamacow, tamacat, etc.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsWednesday - December 11, 2002
A Chinese Home
Here you can follow the reconstruction of a Chinese home in England. It reminds me of the house in Raise the Red Lantern, a film by Zhang Yimou. A great opportunity to explore a Chinese house. A wonderful site.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsDigital Compassion
Everything is digitalized nowadays, even compassion.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsTuesday - December 10, 2002
24th Dec.: World Sousveillance Day
Inversed surveillance day, called Sousveillance Day, is on December 24. Watch the watchers.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsA Virtual Book
Publishing a picture book has never been so easy. A Get Together to Tear It Apart is an online magazine with artwork from designers.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsAn Art Gallery
Enter the Klonek art gallery and you're in for a special experience. Fine woodcuts.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsBush Blasted by his Own Church's Leaders
On the link (see entry with the same name) you will find a pdf file of an ad that appeared in the New York Times of December 4th. Bush is called to order by the leaders of his own Church.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsKissinger
On Lisa Rein's Radar weblog you can watch or download a revealing Kissinger movie. Her blog deserves to be put on your favorites list. The download takes some time, but it is worth every minute.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsMonday - December 09, 2002
Victoria and Albert Museum
On these pictures you see the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, like you've never seen it before.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsThe Earth
A collection of photos and movies of the earth, that magic ball spinning around in this huge expanse.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsKeep America Safe and Free
Click 'View our new tv ad' on the site of The American Civil Liberties Union. Keep America Safe and Free.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsBooks for Politicians and Decision Makers
A must for politicians and captains of industry: new books on how to harness the earth's resources and restructure capitalism.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsEmpowering the People
Hydrogen can provide a lasting power source for the future and replace oil as the major source of energy and cause of wars.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsLegal Challenge
The CND, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, is legally challenging the British government and Blair about the right to begin a war against Iraq. They say Blair has no right whatsoever to start a war.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsSunday - December 08, 2002
WarBlogs
If we no longer can depend on the information that is provided on the mainstream media, tv and press, when governments consist of crooks, felons and mentally disturbed people, then the real facts will have to be passed on through blogs.
miBlog EntryLink Email CommentsThe Two Towers
Earth Erotica
The Bush Doctrine
The Art of Blogging Part II
Great Blog
Behold the Horses Singing
Kittens
A Vision
The Earth at Night
The Voice of an American
Art or What?
Authentic English Trifle
Panoramas
A Tyrant for Our Times
The Art of Blogging
Irradiated Patients
Get Your War On
Nowhere Girl
Tell Bush
The Earth as Art
An Other Weblog
Bush Government Out of Control
Journeys with Saddam
Error Message
Language and Politics
Siri Hustvedt
Dangerous Places
Tous pour Un, Un pour Tous.
Great Pictures
Weapon Inspections on US Territory
Total Information Awareness
George Washington
Jose Saramago
Haute Couture
Below the belt
The Blog Goes On
Michael Moore on Civil Liberties
Buy Nothing Day
E-mail Dubya
Bin Laden addresses America
A Moron
Global Eye
Blogging in This Modern World
Hot Chocolate
Scary Times in the USA
Fun in the Middle Ages
Some nice icons
Microsoft haters
Sherlock Holmes stories
Anil's Ghost
New Books: The Lines of the Poet
Flashing
George Unplugged
Mother Jones
Solaris and rewriting history
Don't Cry for Me Argentina
Swinging 20s and 30s
I am an American
The Democratic Judge
Completely bonkers
Homeland is Heimat
Curiouser and curiouser
British Pathe news archive
Literary recipes: Hashish Fudge
Email your president
Naked for peace
A Democratic Europe
Catch 22 according to Bush
Poetry
Empire I
Homeland Security Alert
Amazing Blaze
Empire III
Empire II
Rodin or Claudel
Dubya on Channel 4 (UK)
iWords
Eudora Welty
Hellzapoppin'
A Glass of Wine
Gotham
Art as Mediator
Real threat
Quo vadis, Big Bro?
Cats
Russian Avant-Garde books
Breugel, the making of a novel
Dior
Bowling for Columbine
The Book of Illusions
Paul Auster
Breathing
and Dogs
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