Month: February 2004

trippy!
Web link of note: Make your own Coke!
(At http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola_formula)

Founded by Wes Jackson, the Land Institute focusses on sustainable agriculture.
Web link of note: The Land Institute
(At http://www.landinstitute.org/)

Make your own Red Meat strip.
Web link of note: Roll Your Own Red Meat
(At http://www.monkeydyne.com/rmcs/buildmeat.html)

Rad… make the JerkCity guys say anything you want.
Web link of note: Roll Your Own Jerk City
(At http://netninja.com/jerkit)

amazingly misleading porn
Web link of note: Gaumpia XXX !
(At http://www.galumpia.co.uk/pages/adult_2.htm)

they make clothing out of optical fiber. Glowing clothes!
Web link of note: Zuzka Fabrics
(At http://www.zuzka.com)

The next (possible) release of the role playing game Paranoia
Web link of note: Paranoia XP
(At http://www.costik.com/paranoia/)

Recovered Gnostic texts. Interesting reading; I particularly enjoy the creation story in which the Demiurge creates the physical world.
Web link of note: Nag Hammadi Library
(At http://gnosis.org/naghamm/nhl.html)

It’s IMDB… for Japanese movies! Rule!

It’s in Shift-JIS format, if you can’t read it.
Web link of note: Japanese Movie Database
(At http://www.jmdb.ne.jp/)

Click on your state to see how your primary works. California’s seems especially pointless:

Modified closed primary

After a 2000 U.S. Supreme Court ruling declared the state’s open primary system
unconstitutional, California set up a “modified” closed primary. A voter can mar
k any party’s primary ballot, but only votes cast by registered party members co
unt toward the official tally.

Web link of note: CNN: How does the primary work?
(At http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/special/president/primary.explainer/frameset.ex
clude.html)