Saturday, March 06, 2004
MEAN BLUE DENVER [Paul]
Good to see that the epicenter of the integral revolution is still not averse to creepy displays of pathological traditionalism: a local church in Denver, in a campaign inspired by The Passion, refuses to take down a "Jews Killed Jesus" sign. Grow the fuck up people.
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3:03 PM
KEN'S NEW COLUMN [Paul]
Our philosopher buddy Ken Wilber now has a new column for Belief.net, check it out here. This episode deals with the 7 traits all spiritual paths have in common. Unfortunately, not a single one of them is booze :(
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2:57 PM
Thursday, March 04, 2004
CALIFONE [Matthew]
That is the name of this wicked indie band from Chicago. Hannah and I caught their show last night. They are perhaps best considered an electrified impressionistic pulsing folk group; a jamband without the excess (or talent on their instruments, which here is actually effective for the music.) This is an interview that the group's leader gave to the Chicago Sun-Times. If you find their new album, pick it up, because it is really cool.
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3:37 PM
Wednesday, March 03, 2004
THERE IS ONLY... [marco]
there is only one eye, winking in every heart.
there is only one odor to every liberated fart.
there is only one nipple, giving milk in the night.
there is only one face, one grace, one light....
(paul salamone wears army boots.)
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8:16 PM
EVERY WEDNESDAY IS A HOLIDAY [wrench]
today is wednesday - comic book day. that means freaks and geeks all across america troll out in droves to their local comic rag panderer - funny books, romance comics, super-hero, sci-fi, cartoon conspiracy, criticism, comic noir, political commentary, satire, sex - a decent comic saloon has all these in store; trade paperback, graphic novel, bimonthly, biweekly, collected work, paper or plastic? a penny cent thrill ride, a dime store addiction, a four-colored altered state...
comic book day, today. mutants, freaks, and geeks - count me in :)
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7:20 PM
NOTE THE NEON [Matthew]
Right below the Pumpkin Chakra. Ahh, the Castro district in San Francisco....
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5:19 PM
