Entries from Seattlest tagged with 'indecember'
December 7, 2007
In November, Mike Hamilton adds this racist joke political commentary to his notorious Uncle Sam billboard: In December, massive floods dunk that section of I-5 into suspiciously biblical amounts of water. Co-inkydink? Or is someone "up there" even more displeased with Hamilton's latest message than everyone else who's seen the billboard?......
Continue Reading "God Drowns Offensive Billboard"October 15, 2007
In December 1992, Kurt Cobain and rock journalist Michael Azerrad began a series of interviews that would eventually become the beating heart of Azerrad's band biography, Come as You Are: The Story of Nirvana. For that project, Azerrad recorded over 25 hours of the rock star's musings and reflections, but until pairing with director AJ Schnack to make Kurt Cobain About a Son, had never released the tapes' contents to the public. This film, then,......
Continue Reading "Kurt Cobain About a Son: A Gift to Fans, Not Fanatics"September 21, 2007
In December we wrote about local restaurant review site Urbanspoon. We loved it then, we love it now, and we've been loving it in the interim. Since we last chatted with Ethan Lowry, one of the three brains behind the site, Urbanspoon has really fleshed things out and branched out to a bunch of other cities. Are you a food guy or a tech guy? What's your background? I've been eating since I was born,......
Continue Reading "Seattlest Interview: Ethan Lowry of Urbanspoon.com"June 29, 2007
Seven years ago tomorrow, nine people died in a wet, muddy, suffocating crowd surge during a Pearl Jam show at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark. This past Tuesday, the band was back to play Copenhagen for the first time since the tragedy. Of interest to fans: Pearl Jam played The Who’s Love Reign O’er Me (below) live for the first time. Strange but true: In December 1979, 11 fans died during a suffocating crowd surge......
Continue Reading "Pearl Jam Returns to Denmark, Shares Love For Roskilde Victims "January 19, 2007
According to this guy's cost analysis, not only is Vista going to screw you, the person who purchased the software, it's also going to doom Microsoft itself and quite possibly the computing universe as we have come to know it. Particularly, he's got issues with the Visa Content Protection specification of which he says in the Executive Executive summary of his paper "The Vista Content Protection specification could very well constitute the longest suicide note......
Continue Reading "Microsoft Vista's #1 Hater"