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that's it.
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speaking of the cover art, has anyone seen the cover art for the new melissa
etheridge album lucky? it is a weird indie cartoon like picture
also.....coinkydink?
or is it some sort of lesbian, animated mind control? someone else will have
to answer, my mind is feeling, well not quite my own....
signed,
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in a message dated 12/31/03 9:45:09 am eastern standard time,
vigil@ucsu.colorado.edu writes:
<< "i want my children to grow up and be normal people like me and my father
and my grandfather was," said ziad nimri, 41, a salesman and a democrat
who lives in spokane, wash. "i don't want my children to start getting
ideas. they see it's out in the open and you see men kissing men on
television these days." >>
thud!! sorry that was the sound of me being hit in the head by fucking
ignorance! just because one is a democrat, doesn't mean one is liberal, look at joe
liberman. i
next thing you know the gays, will want to treated like everyone
else.....yeah, how novel! unbelievable!
janet
p.s he wants his kids to be normal like he, his father and grandfather "was",
not were or are, but was
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woman convicted in dog attack is freed
san francisco (jan. 2) - a woman convicted of involuntary manslaughter along
with her husband in the dog mauling death of a san francisco neighbor was
released from prison after serving more than half of a four-year sentence, a
television station reported.
marjorie knoller, 48, was picked up thursday from central california women's
facility in chowchilla by a friend and traveled to ventura county in southern
california, where she will serve out her parole, ktvu-tv reported.
prison officials announced wednesday that knoller, a former defense attorney
whose license to practice was suspended upon her conviction, would be released
this week.
knoller's husband, robert noel, 62, was released on parole in september. the
two were convicted in march 2002 in the death of diane whipple, 33, who was
attacked in the hallway of their apartment building by the couple's two mammoth
presa canarios.
noel reduced his four-year sentence by working in prison and staying out of
trouble, officials said. heimerich said knoller refused to work part of the
time, delaying her release.
the couple kept the dogs for a state prison inmate and avowed aryan
brotherhood member whom they had adopted.
knoller and noel are appealing their convictions. the state attorney
general's office, meanwhile, is appealing a judge's dismissal of knoller's conviction
of second-degree murder in the case.
ktvu said knoller refused to be interviewed on-camera but that she told the
network she was unhappy about being released because she did not know what she
would do in southern california.
noel, who was paroled to solano county, more than 300 miles away from where
his wife will be living, expressed relief over her release. "i'm happy beyond
words and absolutely relieved she is out," he said.
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gee....thanks to people like him i'm almost ashamed to say that i grew
up in spokane!
here's the quote:
emlizwrites:
<<you see it's out there in the open on television....men kissing men
these days.>>
barb
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> speaking of the cover art, has anyone seen the cover art for the new
melissa
> etheridge album lucky? it is a weird indie cartoon like picture
> also.....coinkydink?
> or is it some sort of lesbian, animated mind control? someone else will
have
> to answer, my mind is feeling, well not quite my own....
>
> signed,
> ms. x
yeah when i saw the cover art for lucky i thought...weird...this is
obviously catching
then i thought maybe it's really hip and trendy and i'm just out of the
loop....what's new :)
here's the link for the melissa one if anyone wants to check it out...still
prefer indigo girls cover though
http://images.amazon.com/images/p/b0000v19ls.01.lzzzzzzz.jpg
el
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oh! it's a pinball machine ... cool concept. actually, the more i look at
the cover for me's new album, the more it reminds me of an advertisement for
lucky brand jeans!
victoria
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so, scott offered to maybe tape the premiere? is that offer still good? if
not, anyone else wanna volunteer?
thanks bunches!
amy m.
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hey folks,
for those of you in the asia/pacific region... sonia (of=
disappear
fear) will be playing around the place over the next couple of
months. i understand that dates are still being added but here's=
what's on her site so far...
jan 10, the rob roy, melbourne
jan 18, the harp, sydney
jan 24-26, auckland folk festival
feb 13, kulcha cafe, kooroy qld
feb 14, kilcoy qld
feb 15, brisbane qld
april 1-4, fiji international jazz festival
april 7-12, montana international jazz & blues festival, nz
check out www.soniadf.com for more info - there will be a lot=
more
dates to come i'm sure...
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hi,
now that school is winding down and is somewhat less
hectic, i find that i can once again read for
enjoyment (what a concept) instead of dry text of
psychoanalytical and student development theory . . .
.
can anyone suggest any excellent books, fiction or
non-fiction? i love books with a feminist/women
theme. i love marge piercy and mae sarton. i love
smart, informative writings as opposed to sappy love
stories. i love to read about anything new. i love
comedy - dave sedaris is one of my favorites and i've
read a few of his. i love his wit. i'm also looking
for really good books detailing the current
environmental state and bush's policies, etc. i
recently devoured the harry potter series, which was
excellent but i've been a hermit for so long and now
i'm ready to enter the adult world again. ideas?
thank you - i look forward to your helpful
suggestions.!
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--- marysnshne <marysnshne@yahoo.com> wrote:
> hi,
>
> now that school is winding down and is somewhat less
> hectic, i find that i can once again read for
> enjoyment (what a concept) instead of dry text of
> psychoanalytical and student development theory . .
> .
> .
>
> can anyone suggest any excellent books, fiction or
> non-fiction? i love books with a feminist/women
> theme. i love marge piercy and mae sarton. i love
> smart, informative writings as opposed to sappy love
> stories. i love to read about anything new. i love
> comedy - dave sedaris is one of my favorites and
> i've
> read a few of his. i love his wit. i'm also looking
> for really good books detailing the current
> environmental state and bush's policies, etc. i
> recently devoured the harry potter series, which was
> excellent but i've been a hermit for so long and now
> i'm ready to enter the adult world again. ideas?
> thank you - i look forward to your helpful
> suggestions.!
>
> elaine
>
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> a daily victory"
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on my "to-read" list is the book i got for christmas: "love," by toni
morrison.
in anticipation of release of the movie, i read "cold mountain," which
i thought was quite good. for the last year or so, off and on, i've been
reading "capricornia," a massive historic novel about the settling of northern
australia, the plight of the aborigines, etc. folks here might know of the
midnight oil cd by the same name, and it's no mere coincidence; mo said they did
their record as a concept album inspired by the book.
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i'd suggest trying "written on the body" by jeanette
winterson. vg book, its my girl's favorite.
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there's always "lies and the lying liars who tell them" by al franken.
i've only had a chance to read the first half, but it's been good so far.
about a year ago i read "them: adventures with extremists" which was
really good too.
-sam
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i have a list of books and reviews (many from ig list members) at
http://www.bonster.com/
if anyone is interested in sending in a review of her/his favorite book,
drop me an email.
thanks,
bon
on mon, 5 jan 2004, marysnshne wrote:
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>
> now that school is winding down and is somewhat less
> hectic, i find that i can once again read for
> enjoyment (what a concept) instead of dry text of
> psychoanalytical and student development theory . . .
> .
>
> can anyone suggest any excellent books, fiction or
> non-fiction? i love books with a feminist/women
> theme. i love marge piercy and mae sarton. i love
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yes, if i can tape the premiere, i'll let you all know about how to get
copies from me.
i'll get back to you.
-scott
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i agree with the jeanette winterson recommendation. i
especially liked "gut symmetries". and if you want
something a bit lighter, but still quite good, try
"the davinci code".
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here are few from the reading list for a class i took that focused on gender in
science fiction, fantasy, and utopian literature:
"he, she, and it" by marge piercy
"china mountain zhang" by maureen f. mchugh
"herland" by charlotte perkins gillman
"bloodchild" by octavia e. butler
"gate to women's country" by sheri s. tepper
"don't forget your spacesuit, dear" ed. by jody lynn nye
here are a couple books i loved so much i bought my own copy:
"walking home" by kelly winters
"comfort me with apples" by ruth reichl
hope this adds to your "to be read" pile!
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in a message dated 1/5/04 2:15:27 pm eastern standard time,
sobaroque@yahoo.com writes:
> and if you want
> something a bit lighter, but still quite good, try
> "the davinci code".
>
i will ditto that and recommend the book he(dan brown) wrote before da vinci
code called angels and demons. i would read a&d first as it has the same main
character and he does make some references to what happened to him in the
first book.
indi
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'more, now, again,' by elizabeth wurtzel, anything by lorrie moore (i love david sedaris too, and i love lorrie moore--not the same sort of funny though), 'a girl named zippy,' and 'the solace of leaving early,' both by haven kimmel,
my girlfriend also recommends 'the crisis of islam,' bernard lewis, and 'in search of islamic feminism,' by elizabeth warnock fernea, and 'the battle for god,' by karen armstrong
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subject: nigc - the new ani cd - a mini review - and render at a film
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i *ahem* obtained a copy of this (but a promo copy is coming for a place
where i do write for) and it is an amazing cd - something has happened
since she got divorced - she got married around to the teeth and i abhorred
the cd (not unlike the way in which certain people hate the perfect world
single - i saw her perform those songs sooooo many times that they seemed
totally overproduced when they came out, not to mention i had awful legal
stuff happen the day i got that cd)
if you love and adore early ani - pre dilate - you're in for a huge treat!
the righteous babe website has 5 songs on it you can hear (and various peer
2 peer cough soul cough seek) have it for download. ani isnt in the riaa
and you wont get sued, but you should financially support this goddess!!!!!!!
oh - www.jonathanfranciscass.com/ani/ has live versions of most of the
album - platforms is a whopping 17 seconds - so if copyright infringement
bugs you, go there.
i love grand canyon.
and if your in maine - the many and one coalition is having a huge
diversity celebration and maine indymedia (ok it is me organizing it) is
having an indie film fest - my film - some other films on dis rights - and
we got official permission to show render - we could totally use some good
g/l/b/t videos - if any one wants to mail me a video and you have rights
to it - and it isnt porn - meaning it can be shown to a wide audience - let
me know - i totally will play it.
vhs preferred
mike r.
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i would recommend jhumpa lahiri's short story collection, interpreter of
maladies. i was really disappointed by her novel, but the stories are
fantastic.
> and if you want
> something a bit lighter, but still quite good, try
> "the davinci code".
if there's anyone out there who's read the davinci code and is curious about
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the end):
http://lakemagazine.com/special%20features/oct03/davinci.html
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whew! it's been a lonely few weeks as my msn account was stolen and i =
was experiencing a complete loss of email. i'm up and running now but =
fear what i may have missed from the ig list in my absence. has there =
been a lot of chat over the upcoming release of atwli? what's the =
behind the scenes buzz? is there even any? fill me in...
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i would second the vote for sherri s. tepper's _gate to women's
country_. actually, i'd recommend nearly any of tepper's novels for
her ability to explore social themes in a sf/fantasy setting and really
make you get it in the process.
personally, i find her concepts kind of peter out during the wrap-up
phase of her books, but that doesn't make reading them any less
enjoyable, and i've enjoyed many months' of mental chewing around on
the concepts she presents in her books. gate to women's country is one
of my faves, as it doesn't have that little ending problem, and really
introduces some worthy-of-thought concepts. if i were teaching a
social science course, i'd want to include this in the reading,
somehow.
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i have to put a plug in here for my friend theresa alan's debut novel _who
you know_. it's available at barnes and noble and on amazon. see
www.theresaalan.com for more info.
g.
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i tend to read mainly travel literature (no surprise there). here are a few of my current faves (not all of these are new).
* maiden voyage by tania aebi. it's an awesome story about an 18 year old woman who sails around the world, solo. some of the sailing terms are a bit technical, but her stories and her adventures make up for that.
* hokkaido highway blues by will ferguson. a usually hilarious sometimes poignant tale of hitchiking japan from south to north. any expat who has ever lived in japan will be nodding in agreement, but many of my friends who have never step foot in japan agree that this book is awesome!
* forget you had a daughter by sandra gregory. a terrifying true story of a woman who goes to thailand on holiday, and due to a bad turn of events, is convinced to smuggle drugs out of the country. she gets caught and ends up serving time in the 'bangkok hilton.'
* vietnam now by david lamb. i read this book while traveling in vietnam in october. really interesting read for those who were only taught about vietnam as a country that the us was at war with.
those are just a few i can think of off the top of my head. happy reading!
xoxox
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recent favorite:
-a fabulous new southern novel, when the finch rises
by jack riggs, a new author
-some things i never thought i'd do by pearl cleage
(all three of her novels and all of her plays are
amazing, and the city of atlanta is like another
character in this one)
-walking the lions by stephen burgen, a literary
mysetery set in barcelona
-the four temperaments by yoni something hyphenated, a
novel about family, ballet, life and love by the women
who put together the barbie chronicles
-anything whitney otto has written (especially a
collection of beauties at the height of their
popularity and the passion dream book)
-beautiful bodies by laura shaine cunningham (also
dreams of rescue)
-i sleep at red lights: life after triplets (a
hilarious non-fiction book)
hope others enjoyed these as much as i did!
:-)carrie
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i would reccomend sabriel by garth nix and the "his dark materials" =
trilogy by phillip pullman. they're both really good examples of modern =
fantasy.
john.
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it will be on this sunday, i just got the news from the e! channel.
and now back to your regularly scheduled ig
programming... or music...or whatever.
barb
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i have a vague recollection from the mid-90's that there was a fairly popular
chat channel on irc for ig fans. does it still exist and is anyone still
hanging out there?
anna
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okay - my new year's resolution (well one) is to get back to being the goddess about this. i usually send these on monday, but i'm already slacking. kidding!
anyways...this will be my "i'm gonna make it up to you i swear!" post :)
january 1 (=9263)
jen cattin (jencattin@attbi.com)
"born with the sense of laughter and the sense that the world was mad"
january 4 ('71)
igsoulmate@hotmail.com (jamie suthard)
january 5
subcityii@aol.com (rodney s. wicker)
january 7th... ('54)
mark lichtenberger <dncnbear7@yahoo.com>
"the apathy of time laughs in your face,
did you hear me say, each life has it's place"
emily saliers
january 7 ('76)
claudine@ukonline.co.uk (claudine lapsky)
"sometimes life gives us lessons sent in ridiculous packaging"
january 8 ('70)
sparkle@primenet.com (pamela shaw)
january 9
(jen lucero)
* live at the uptown lounge, 9 january 1990
and for new people (or old listees that want to be in the in-crowd *lol*):
if you are not on the list, and would like to be, feel free to
email me privately. i will put you on the list asap. some people have
just included their email address and birthday, others include their real
name, and lots include quotes. any form is acceptable. similarly, if you
are on the list and would like to add/change/delete your entry, do so
privately and i will update. do not forget to include your b-day if you
are in the add/change/delete category...i really don't want to sift
through hundreds of entries to find yours. thanks :)
as always (your groveling birthday goddess),
audra :)
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well, anything by barbara kingsolver, but especially the poisonwood bible.
"wow" is about all i can say.... and then of course there are the harry potter
books which you should run to buy if you haven't read them and, well, i can
give you agatha christie recommendations as well... ;)
lisa
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hi,
i´m in search of recordings of the recent 2003 brigde-benefit &
new york, central park shows (the short cut show in august & the replacement
show later).
have a lot of different shows from my large ig trade-list to offer in
return.
can anybody help ?
greetings,
robert
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i've been away from the list for a few days and today's the 1st day i saw
this thread and i don't think these two were listed: "good in bed" and "in
her shoes" both by jennifer weiner, a former columnist w/ the phila.
inquirer. both books are just a great fun read. in fact, "in her shoes" is
going to be made into a movie w/ cameron diaz and toni colette in the 2 main
parts. not who i would have casted but thats another thread.....
l.
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> well, anything by barbara kingsolver, but especially the poisonwood bible.
> "wow" is about all i can say.... and then of course there are the harry
potter
> books which you should run to buy if you haven't read them and, well, i
can
> give you agatha christie recommendations as well... ;)
> lisa
>
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hi everyone,
whenever anyone asks me for book recommendations, there are two i always
recommend. the first and more mainstream of the two is the sparrow by mary
doria russell. this is the best sci-fi i've ever read. calling it sci-fi
does not do it justice; it's about anthropology, sacrifice, spirituality,
grief, and possibly redemption. i've read it at least four or five times and
i always weep openly for the last 20 pages or so. it will knock you out.
secondly, i recommend the sandman by neil gaiman, the best damn comic book
there ever was (and the only one to every win the world fantasy award for
best short story). don't read this for superheroes prancing in tights, cuz
they ain't here. read it because you delight in language and love stories.
the trade paperbacks are available at most bookstores and some libraries. if
you shy away from comics, read "american gods." in this novel neil explores
many of the same ideas that made sandman so great.
those are my picks. yes, i'm a geek.
cheers,
tom m.
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hey again,
i totally agree with lisa. kingsolver is genius! the poisonwood bible has to
be one of the 10 best novels i've ever read. love her!
oh, if you like native american fiction, you must read the grass dancer by
susan power and ceremony by leslie marmon silko. both are magical, but
ceremony is a little difficult. still more than worth it, though.
cheers,
tom m.
>well, anything by barbara kingsolver, but especially the poisonwood bible.
>"wow" is about all i can say.... and then of course there are the harry
>potter
>books which you should run to buy if you haven't read them and, well, i can
>give you agatha christie recommendations as well... ;)
>lisa
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