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Moore Massage

The knead for speed

Expecting touchy-feely smelly spa floof? Burn your waffle robe and look elsewhere. Facedown on Michael Moore's massage table, with his knowledgable fingers intensely working steadily along my gristle (oh yeah) and sending pain-pleasure pangs through trigger points, I feel like a piece of chewy meat being tenderized for steak.

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Paper gets props for leap day

You'd think that leap day, with its furtive appearance every four years (give or take, with the strange corner cases sneaking through the rule of leap years being divisible by four but not divisible by 100, except when the year is divisible by 400—got that?), would be more of an occasion. The seasonal Olympic Games receive rousing pomp and circumstance and the four-year presidential term couldn't possibly get more of a countdown, but leap day just seems a bit random and geeky in the Caesarian-meets-Gregorian calendar kind of way.


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Featured Blogs

Mac Attack

By christine on Thu, May 15, 2008 9:56 am

hold on to your hats, mac whores: the boston behometh apple store opens downtown TODAY, at 6pm. brace yourself for the calamity. if you're not already there, you're LATE. get in line.

if you didn't get the memo, it's the largest store in the country. w0wzerz.


Global Whating?

By CaraBayles on Wed, May 14, 2008 5:19 pm

 

 

FINALLY, polar bears are endangered.

 

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Attention Artists! Stop the Orphan Act!

By weeklydig on Mon, May 5, 2008 12:23 pm

Two bills were submitted to congress at the end of April — one to the House and one to the Senate — called the Orphan Works Act of 2008. Congress is looking to have this act passed and signed into law by George Bush by June 8, 2008, less than two months after it was introduced.

 

In a nutshell, this act may put many of you creative people in a tight spot when it comes to copyrighting your images and jeopardize long term royalties.

 






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