I actually found the link I posted yesterday while searching for this one. It’s a PDF copy of The Manual, the book that the KLF – or technically the Timelords – wrote about writing and recording their number one hit. “It was an excuse to say a lot of things I wanted to say about […]

Watch the K Foundation Burn a Million Quid is a documentary about a notorious performance art action that the KLF – or technically the K Foundation – pulled off in August of 1994. I’ve never actually seen it. But thanks to an old post on BoingBoing, I now know I can watch the whole thing […]

Here’s a Ministry track called “Keys to the City,” which originally hit the web back in March. It’s all about the Chicago Blackhawks and how great they are. I’ll bet you didn’t see that coming. And I guess it must have worked, because they did go on to win the cup this year.

Kraftwerk’s got a pretty great website. It’s deliberately simple and kitschy, but in an odd way, it’s also surprisingly rich. There are very few bands who could get away with something like this, but it’s in keeping with their aesthetic, and it totally works.

The AIDS Committee of Toronto is already encouraging its supporters to save Sunday, 19 September 2010, because that’s the date of this year’s AIDS Walk for Life. I did the walk last year, and if all goes well, I’ll do it again this year. You can register for the walk if you’d like to take […]

Saturday was an incredibly busy day – and I’ll tell you more about that later – but one of its brightest spots was definitely a banquet for the CEWHA at which I was invited to spin. My friend Paul, who lives on the same block as my parents back in Scarborough, is a player in […]

If you’re into something simple and surreal, then you’ll probably find Chainsawsuit to be one of the better webcomics out there. Thanks to David Cheung for posting the tip way back when.

“Every month people who work in the environmental field meet up at informal sessions known as Green Drinks. We have a lively mixture of people from NGOs, academia, government and business… Everyone invites someone else along, so there’s always a different crowd, making Green Drinks an organic, self-organising network. These events are very simple and […]

Yes, it’s got a delightfully awkward title, and its layout and design would feel right at home on an old GeoCities page. But this resource, billed as “a wealth of information and material for researchers, students, activists and anyone interested in Gandhi,” certainly does the job. It’s an extremely thorough account of his life and […]

The next time you need a violent, low-resolution break, you can check this out. Thanks to the How-To Geek for the link.