will notice that I’ve upgraded the list of links over on the side there. I added Consolation Champs, David Hudson’s Rewired weblog, and (finally) Brad Graham’s Bradlands. I’d been thinking of ditching the whole list – it’s so old school – but then again, it’s useful to me. So it stays.
Montreal is one
of the weirdest and most wonderful cities on the planet. Exhibit 341 (or so): the Silophone. “Sonic inhabitation of Silo #5”. Yup – that’s grain silo #5. Doubtless the only grain silo cited by Le Corbusier as a masterpiece of modern architecture, I bet it’s also the only one that has become a massive musical instrument.
Just found a great
site about the history of Montreal, particularly about the areas surrounding the Lachine Canal. It’s called Industrial Architecture of Montreal, and it comes from the Blackader-Lauterman Library at McGill.
Yesterday at Harrumph
: the slipper strategy, or rather, why small dogs come in pairs. This is quite possibly the pinnacle of personal/anecdotal commentary on a personal site. At least of the light variety.
The headline is terrible
but the news is as expected: Judge Orders Napster to Eliminate Copyright Songs. Of course we all know that all songs are under copyright. I think they mean “copyrights owned by the major labels”. The Wired News story is better.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 397
- 398
- 399
- 400
- 401
- …
- 573
- Next Page »
