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April 27, 2004


	see thru Posted by xtop at 12:25 AM \| Comments (2)

April 26, 2004


	day three: oblivion go Two things: 1. They say that quitting cigarettes is harder than kicking heroin (this is also the same they that also says that peas are the poor mans steak). 2. Kicking heroin is apparently a very hard thing to do. These are two things you should keep in your head on Day 3. Because Day 3 starts with me opening my eyes in a dark room, checking the clock to see that... Posted by xtop at 09:51 PM \| Comments (9)


	i am the world The production shifts, with guitar and drums both going from scratchy and rough to smooth, from the other end of the dining room to a foam-walled studio, unevenly divided between a live bit of rough playing and intimate brinksmanship. Beneath the clean and straight are still lines that haunt ("Your father's body was judgment day"), and a rough bedroom imprint no production can erase. If there isn't a subgenre... Posted by xtop at 11:15 AM \| Comments (0)

April 23, 2004


	day two: rack focus In 11 years of smoking, I can accurately state that I've smoked every day for the last ten years. A pack a day, for three years. Throw in three years of 2 packs a day and 4 years of pack and a half a day. With that much chemical intake whirring through my body, I'm a walking chemistry set, perfectly balanced with 20 slow-effect innoculations every day for the last thousand days.... Posted by xtop at 10:09 PM \| Comments (3)

April 22, 2004


	day one: blown Roughly 19 hours ago, I was half-awake in my thinking chair, working on website stuff, deadline stuff, pointless, inertnet stuff. I stubbed out my cigarette and shortly, my hand went for the pack, and it was empty. Fraction came over to borrow a smoke, and I apologized, said I was out, that I was going to head to the Quik Trip for more smokes. He dug up a loose Marlboro next... Posted by xtop at 07:54 PM \| Comments (5)


	cyber btk Investigators working on the BTK serial killer case have obtained a court order seeking information about six people who have posted messages on a Wichita Eagle Internet site that was started after the killer reemerged.... Posted by xtop at 01:02 AM \| Comments (0)


	ira glass revealed Posted by xtop at 12:18 AM \| Comments (0)

April 18, 2004


	yoda lives A DWARF mouse named Yoda has celebrated his fourth birthday, making him the oldest of his kind and far beyond 100 in human years, the University of Michigan Medical School says. Yoda owes his longevity to genetic modifications that affected his pituitary and thyroid glands and reduced insulin production - and which left him a third smaller than an average mouse and very sensitive to cold.... Posted by xtop at 01:29 PM \| Comments (10)

April 17, 2004


	my life in fishing: learning, succeeding, pontificating I hold him in front of me, staring at him, and while I feel the keening excitement of having succeeded not once, but twice, I also feel the letdown, the all animals are sad after coitus feeling, because there are hundreds of fish in this lake and I want every single one to bear the mark of me in their mouth, a jagged little hole that claims every piece of swimming life as mine. Posted by xtop at 04:25 PM \| Comments (3)

April 12, 2004


	shiva opens her arms now Good pal Matthew Glasson's photoblog of the Figure 8 wall tribute to Elliott Smith.... Posted by xtop at 11:07 PM \| Comments (1)

April 09, 2004


	from the tree "Why should we hear about body bags and deaths and how many, what day it's gonna happen? It's not relevant. So why should I waste my beautiful mind on something like that?" George W. Bush's mother Barbara on ABC/Good Morning America, March 18, 2003... Posted by xtop at 01:56 AM \| Comments (0)


	apocalypse now Yitzhaq Hayutman holds the key to peace on Earth - it's on a floppy disk in his pants pocket. With his full white beard, bald pate, and well-pressed khakis, the 61-year-old Israeli cybernetics expert and tech investor looks like Moses done over for a Banana Republic ad. Right now, he's showing me how he wants to position an airborne hologram over the Dome of the Rock, a gold-capped shrine that's one of... Posted by xtop at 01:52 AM \| Comments (0)

April 05, 2004


	whole brain atlas Posted by xtop at 12:45 AM \| Comments (0)

April 04, 2004


	The BTK Saga Explained In northeast Wichita, the sun was turning snow to slush when Charlie Otero returned home from Robinson Junior High School at 3:40 p.m. A minute later he ran out of the house at 803 N. Edgemoor and yelled to a neighbor, "Come quick! My fathers' dead, I think!" Police found four bodies inside the one-story wood-frame home: Joseph, 38; Julie, 34; Josephine, 11; and Joseph II, 9. Each was strangled with the... Posted by xtop at 04:07 AM \| Comments (0)

April 02, 2004


	my phone call with ira so, if you were gonna interview Ira Glass, like, say, Tuesday at 1:45? What would you, my intrepid half dozen readers, ask him? No. Seriously. Cause I have no idea. This is like interviewing god. Y'know, if god were Jewish and talked to me on the radio for an hour once a week and was real. So i'll make you a deal, I'll open the floor to questions and, provided they're not... Posted by xtop at 04:37 PM \| Comments (6)

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