Another "classic" episode of JenniShow. Long before vlogging had a name, Jenni of jennicam was doing just that. This is episode 4 of her 45 (that I'm aware of) episode run. Research at the wayback machine (search for thesync.com) suggests that this episode is at least 8 years old.

This is episode 4, "The Shoes".

Some of these episodes are really only significant for their historical value. Others are genuinely interesting. I'll leave it up to you to decide which is which.

• Download Episode 4
• Previous Jennishow Episodes
• Peeping Moe's JenniCam Fan Page
• 1998 NPR Interview with Jenni

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Towers, The (1957): A documentary look at Simon Rodilla and the building of the Watts Towers in south-central Los Angeles. Simon Rodilla, born in Italy and long-time inhabitant of Watts, had it in his mind to do something big. He became a "builder of defiant towers", gathering up discarded materials over the years and reassembling them slowly into structures looming high above his neighbors' homes.

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Horses On Mars (2001): 3.6 billion years ago, A microbe is blasted off its home planet from a meteor impact and embarks on a journey through the inner solar system. After spending time on other worlds, it decides home is best and tries to return - only to head in the wrong direction by mistake. Unable to ever return again, it has a stunning vision of home - and what lies ahead for it. The imagery mimicks the look of electron microscope imagery.

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Oscar winner Charlize Theron is set to add some star power to Fox's 'Arrested Development' when its third season debuts next month.

Theron has signed on to guest-star in five episodes of the critically acclaimed black comedy, playing a British woman who becomes the love interest of 'Development' star Jason Bateman. Theron will debut in the second 'Development' episode of the season, after its Sept. 19 premiere.

Previous guest stars include:

• Liza Minnelli
• Judy Greer
• Claudia Schiffer
• Bob Odenkirk
• John Michael Higgins
• Henry Winkler
• Carl Weathers
• Heather Graham
• Jane Lynch
• James Lipton
• Julia Louis-Dreyfus
• Amy Poehler
• Ed Helms
• Ben Stiller
• Ed Begley Jr.
• Andy Richter
• Rob Corddry
• Christine Taylor
• Martin Short
• Dave Attell
• Dan Castellaneta
• Ione Skye
• Zach Braff
• Dick Van Patten

The amazing thing about ArrDev is that everyone involved is so talented. It doesn't seem to attract big stars and great talent merely because it provides a paycheck or publicity. It seems to be driven by a desire to do smart, funny, creative work. It allows performers to realize their true potential. I never thought I'd be talking about how laugh-out-loud funny Liza Minnelli and Carl Weathers are. I never thought they could be scene stealers, but they are. Frankly, I never thought I'd be a huge Jason Bateman fan in the year 2005, but I am. This is ego-free ensamble work and television programming at its finest.

Here's hoping it makes it to season four.

• Theron To Star In Arrested Development

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Beginning Sept. 6, PBS will make available - exclusively over the Internet - broadcast television's first entirely downloadable series, featuring PBS technology columnist and industry insider Robert X. Cringely's interviews with personalities from the ever-changing world of technology.

Sez Cringely:

"NerdTV will have an uninterrupted hour with the smartest, funniest and sometimes nerdiest people in high tech. These are people who have changed our lives whether we know it or not. Through NerdTV a broad audience of enthusiasts and students will gain a much greater understanding of these techies and the context of their lives and work."

The show will be availble in video and audio versions, including full and clipped versions. The show will be licensed via Creative Commons, which should provide endless opportunities for indie producers wanting to incorporate interview footage into their documentaries.

Anyone who's familiar with Cringely's books and PBS specials knows that he has a unique perspective and close connections to just about everyone in the industry. His online column manages to create an internet buzz each and every week. I'm betting NerdTV will do the same.

• NerdTV
• I, Cringely - Bob's weekly online column at pbs.org
• Accidental Empires - Bob's superb book about the history and culture of the personal computer industry
• Triumph Of The Nerds - Bob's PBS special that serves as a companion to his book (DVD)
• Nerds 2.0.1: A Brief History Of The Internet -Another PBS special from Bob (Sadly, only on VHS)

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WTG will be featuring Katrina in its hi-res photo of the day feature for the remainder of the week.

Please consider donating to the Red Cross.

I Love Music has far too many threads for any sane person to read. Here are ten recent additions that stand out from the pack.

• Kraftwerk was asked to produce Michael Jackson's Bad
• Albums that sound similar to Boards of Canada but are better
• Worst career moves in music history
• lullaby ambient - what do you fall asleep to?
• the neptunes productions: only pick one
• Albums that show "Inside Studio" photos on them
• Album Covers Upon Which the Microphone Stand Plays an Integral Role
• ILM's Definitive List of Ugly Musicians
• B-Side Comps That Are Better Than Any Album In The Artist's Discography
• t/s Ice-T's "Girls (Let's Butt Naked and Fuck)" - Is it about sex or not?

more 'inside ilm'

• Inside ILM: buddy rich, the queen of goth, and songs that ruined everything
• Inside ILM: Neil Young, Little Drummer Boy, and Jazz Hands
• Inside ILM: Ween, Dubby Disco & Reverse Sounds
• Inside ILM: 2005's Best/Worst, Madonna and Bands Who Dress Like Fruit
• Inside ILM: Urban Dance Squad, Sneaker Rhymes and Noisy Women
  
• Inside ILM: Mike Love, Dub and French Female Vocalists
• Inside ILM: Stockhausen, Erotica and Offensive Cover Art
• Inside ILM: George Jones, Minimal Techno and Stealing From Burroughs
• Inside ILM: Tape Loops, Wedding Songs and CCR
• Inside ILM: Monotonous Bands, Murderous Rappers and Freedom Rock
• Inside ILM: The Bangles, Drug Music and Lyrics That Don't Rhyme
• Inside ILM: Prefuse 73, Catchy Songs and The Bends
• Inside ILM: Beatles, Sythesizers and VD
• Inside ILM: 2005 Lists, Spank Rock and Songs about Songs
  

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Private SNAFU - The Home Front (1943): Private Snafu imagines the good times his family is having back home while he's stationed in the Arctic. Technical Fairy First Class shows that even his family is helping with the war effort - his dad building tanks, his mom planting a Victory Garden, Grandpa riveting battleships, and his girl joining the WAC's and even the family's horse is pitching in.

This is one of 26 Private SNAFU ('Situation Normal, All Fouled Up) cartoons made by the US Army Signal Corps to educate and boost the morale the troops. Originally created by Theodore Geisel (Dr. Seuss) and Phil Eastman, most of the cartoons were produced by Warner Brothers Animation Studios - employing their animators, voice actors (primarily Mel Blanc) and Carl Stalling's music.

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Rolling Stones w/ Muddy Waters & Buddy Guy @ Checkerboard Lounge (1981): The Rolling Stones jam onstage with legendary Chicago bluesmen Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy at Chicago's historical, and dimly lit blues club, the Checkerboard Lounge. The Stones perform "Mannish Boy", "Hoochie Coochie Man", "Long Distance Call", and "Champagne and Reefer" with Muddy Waters and "Next Time You See Me" with Buddy Guy.

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Pandy Fackler by Ween
Live @ The Stone Pony - 05.25.03
11:54 VBR MP3

Good sound quality with a fantastic keyboard solo by Glenn McClelland.

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• previously on WTG: Ween Tour Dates Announced
• previously on WTG: LiveWeen.Com
  

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Streetsy is a daily street art site. Seven to 10 photos will be posted each day. There are currently over 2500 tagged photos. The site is realized through a joint effort of Jake Dobkin, Eliot Shepard, and Wooster Collective. All of the photography is available, and even recommended, for use on other websites.

• Streetsy
  
• BlueJake - Jake Dobkin's site
• Slower.Net - Eliot Shepard's site
• Wooster Collective
• Altered Peds - Additional street art fun
  

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John Loftus of Fox News Channel And ABC News Radio, who previsously gave out the address of innocent people he had misidentified as terrorists, appears to do this sort of thing on a regular basis.

An article in Thursday's California section reported on statements made by John Loftus, a commentator for Fox News, describing grocery store owner Iyad K. Hilal as a terrorist. Although the article accurately quoted Loftus' expression of his opinion, The Times wants to make clear that Hilal has not been charged with any illegal activity and The Times is not aware of any law enforcement agency or official that has identified Hilal as a terrorist.

This guy seems to go off half-cocked every ten seconds. He certainly appears to be unreliable and dangerous source of information. Any organization that employes him should be ashamed. Additionally, right-wing radio and Fox News, should seriously reconsider fostering an environment that encourages "reporting" like this.

• John-Loftus.com
• John's Email Address
• WABC, where John is featured on the John Batchelor Show
• John Batchelor's Email Address
• Fox News, home of "Inside Scoop with John Loftus"

Hit Test is a must-subscribe podcast for any music fan. With superb production and genuine entertainment value, this shows just how good an indie podcast can be. Jan Polet plays short clips of three songs and you have to guess what they are. It's as simple as that.

This is a fine example of a specific, structured, short podcast that just couldn't work on the radio. To be heard, it would have to be broadcast as part of a longer, general program. Either that, or it would be used as a brief, unscheduled interstitial. Thanks to podcasting, you can indulge whenever you like.

• Jan Polet's Website
  
• Subscribe to Hit Test
• Listen to Hit Test #13

...conva(lumin)escence.
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How to Survive a Zombie Epidemic (2004) : This movie was created initially for a challenge posed by freeculture.org. It uses clips from the film "Night of the living Dead", and "Amid the Dead". Both of these films were acquired from archive.org. This film is an amusing instructional video on how to survive a zombie epidemic. The majority of the footage is taken from the other films mentioned, but the witty voice-over narrative is what makes this video a must see. Who knows, the information in this film may just save your life...

We Edit Life (2002): "Experimenters in visual perception are using computers to create weird and random patterns that never occur in real life to find out what and how people see when these patterns are shown to them. The art of computer graphics is only in its infancy yet it is already stimulating creative thought in far out areas where research is likely to get complex and unwieldy. If offers not only the means to quicken the pace of discovery but an ideal of communicating what we may discover."


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Google Talk uses the Jabber protocol, which is already built into a number of different IM clients. If you aren't running Windows, or if you want to run an all-in-one IM app, these instructions will help you get on the Google Talk network.

It is unclear if any of these clients will be compatible with the voice features of Google Talk. It seems unlikely. But they will support all IM functionality. The developer faq seems to suggest that voice interoperability will be available in the future.

How do I configure GAIM for Google Talk?
How do I configure iChat for Google Talk?
How do I configure Psi for Google Talk?
How do I configure Trillian Pro for Google Talk?
How do I configure Adium for Google Talk?
How do I configure Miranda for Google Talk?

• Jabber: Open Instant Messaging and a Whole Lot More
• Google Talk Developer FAQ
  

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Metropopular (2001): Metropopular is an animated short film about what the cities of America would say to one another if they could talk. Frantic about a popularity contest in which these cities are competing, they jockey for top position while arguing between themselves. Highlighting their separate personalities, each city had his or her own reason why they should be ''America's favorite city.''



Mighty Mouse: Wolf! Wolf! (1945): Little Bo Peep and her free-range sheep are threatened when Wily and Jazzy wolves attempt to capture them. But Mighty Mouse saves the day.




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Few people credit it, but William Burroughs spent 40 years making visual art. It is common knowledge that Brion Gysin's visual art experiments had a profound influence on the writings of Burroughs. But that influence also led to collaborations between the two, as well as a parallel, if private, career as an artist for Burroughs.

From Cut and Paste:

Eight years after his death in 1997, Burroughs is still talked of solely as a writer. In his 1988 biography, Ted Morgan called Burroughs's art a "senior citizen hobby". But it was a hobby that took up more and more of his time, and led to collaborations with Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Robert Rauschenberg. Burroughs had his first solo exhibition in 1987; prominent New York galleries showed his work, and invariably sold out ("They're all pre-sold," he once said, not quite believing his luck. "It's the only way to go"). Those last years have led many to speculate on the extent to which art and writing were ever that separated in Burroughs's mind.

From Rethinking The Collage

For Burroughs, narrative itself, with its dependence on verbal units such as sentences, forcing the reader to plod through individual words, traps people in routine patterns of thought. To escape this aspect of language would mean moving beyond words. As he explains it, "a special use of words and pictures can conduce silence. The scrapbooks and time travel are exercises to expand consciousness, to teach me to think in association blocks rather than word" ("Art of Fiction" 22). In a series of largely unpublished scrapbooks, Burroughs constructed thousands of collages which he used to think through simultaneous associations. Sometimes commenting directly on his writing, sometimes reworking themes from his books or providing images for them, and sometimes existing as purely independent works, these visual collages provided Burroughs a new means of thinking, but one that is often more reminiscent of newspapers, illustrated magazines, and their ubiquitous advertisements than of the Egyptian hieroglyphics he often invoked to explain the idea of associational blocks.

Addition WSB Visual Art:

• Collage
• Painting
• Collage
• Collage
• Mixed
• Propagation Hazard

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Previous Rick Santorum Posts:

• Kick Out Rick #1
• Kick Out Rick #2
• Urban Outfitters Is A Big Sanotorum Supporter

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This or That Promo (2005): A 30 second Promo for "This or That!", America's Favorite Burlesque Game Show. Cut from the show's 2003 season at Coney Island. "This or That!" is a live stage show that is simultaneously shot as a television game show. Contestants are chosen from the theater audience.



Woody Woodpecker in Pantry Panic (1940): Weatherby Groundhog predicts a cold winter and advises all the birds to fly south. But Woody Woodpecker decides to stay, and nearly starves. Animation by Alex Lovy and Lester Kline, story by Ben Hardaway and L.E. Elliott, music by Darrell Calker.



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The TB-303 was a synthesizer & sequencer produced by the Roland corporation in 1982 and 1983 that had a crucial role in the development of contemporary electronic music. The TB-303 (named for "Transistor Bass") was originally sold to guitarists for bass accompaniment when practising alone, a role in which it failed miserably. Production lasted approximately 18 months, resulting in 20,000 units (which is why it's considered a vintage item nowadays, often valued to amounts of 800 to 1000 USD). It wasn't until the mid- to late-1980s that DJs and musicians in Chicago found a use for the machine in the context of the newly developing house music. Phuture's "Acid Trax" is widely acknowledged to have been the first track to incorporate the sounds that have come to define the sound the TB-303 is known for today. The well-known "acid" sound can be produced with a TB-303 by playing a melody while changing the cutoff frequency, resonance, envelope modulation, and accent controls. (The accent control modified the note volume, resonance, and envelope modulation.)

It is by mistake that the 303 is still used today. It is an accident that it is one of the most popular and recognizable sounds in modern music. This little box was designed to emulate a real bass player. But it failed to do so.

Unlike other influential analog synths, this device was not released with creative sound design in mind. It was merely an accompanyment tool. But any good hacker knows that the intended use of such a device is just the beginning of the story.

Early 303 users were among the first to truly worship the glitch. It is the side-effects, not the intended use, that make it a classic. Sure, the Moog makes all sorts of strange noises, but that was its purpose. The 303 we hear on so many electronic and hip-hop tracks is a beautiful accident.

• Tadao Kikumoto - Creator of the TB-303
• Rebirth RB-388 - TB-303 and TR-808/909 Emulator
• Acid Trax review @ Head Heritage
• Phuture's Acid Trax (downloadable w/ free trial at eMusic)
• Bassline Bassline - TB-303 Documentary in Quicktime
• TB-303 Owner's Manual
• Extensive TB-303 Site
• Hack Your 303
  

Three women experience the most earth-shattering climaxes of their lives, or so it would seem. Grab a tissue because satisfaction is only a click away.

Directed by Greg Pak and starring Sophia Skiles, Miriam Sirota and Julie Atlas Muz

Greg Pak is an award-winning writer and director whose feature film, Robot Stories," starring Tamlyn Tomita and Sab Shimono, played in 75 festivals, won 35 awards, screened theatrically across the country, and is now available on DVD from Kino International. Greg's feature screenplay "Rio Chino" won the Pipedream Screenwriting Award at the IFP Market and a Rockefeller Media Arts Fellowship. Greg wrote the screenplay for the feature film "MVP," which premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. Greg is now writing for Marvel Comics. Projects include "X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong," "Iron Man: House of M," and "1602: New World."


Greg's short film "Fighting Grandpa" has won 20 prizes, including a Student Academy Award, and has played in over 50 film festivals. Greg's comic shorts "Asian Pride Porn" and "All Amateur Ecstasy" are among the most viewed films at AtomFilms.com. His shorts "Mouse," "Po Mo Knock Knock," "Cat Fight Tonight" and "The Penny Marshall Project" have won awards and screened in dozens of film festivals around the world.

Greg edits FilmHelp.com and AsianAmericanFilm.com. He was named one of 25 Filmmakers to Watch by Filmmaker Magazine and was described as "a talent with a future" by Elvis Mitchell in the New York Times. Greg studied political science at Yale University, history at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, and film production at the NYU graduate film program.

• julieatlasmuz.com

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As WTG reported last week, TiVo has a new feature that allows you to take content from your computer and view it on your TV. Tivo's ToGo tools have been around for awhile now, but have proved to be less useful than it sounded when announced. ToGo implies quick and easy, but you're going to be about 3 hours late for your flight if you decide you want to dump some TiVo content onto your laptop at the last minute.

However, the new feature--let's call it ToStay--is a different story.

ToStay is just as slow, but that's okay. You're not going anywhere, so who care if it takes a while? You just drop MPEG2 files into your "My Tivo Downloads" folder and they show up on your "Now Playing" list. You can opt to either watch the video as it's sent to your TiVo (AKA unintelligent sreaming), which works reasonably well even over wireless networking, or transfer video in the background while using your TiVo's other functions. Both methods work well and result in beautiful, high quality playback when using properly formatted files.

The one drawback, and it's a big one, is that it only plays MPEG2 video. While this may change in the future, we're currently stuck with fairly limited choices in terms of freely available downloadable content.

That's where the Internet Archive comes in. This is really the only place on the net where you can find masses of MPEG2 video available for download. You can find everything from Betty Boop to Night of the Living Dead in full MPEG2 glory. These two services were made for each other.

WTG will be programming a daily "TV Station" for your TiVo called "GlitchTV." If you use a media aggregator like FireANT or iPodderX, you'll be able to have the content automatically downloaded into your TiVo directory. Once you're set up, the only manual labor you'll endure is plopping down on the couch, hiting the TiVo button, and reading the list of what's on. We'll try to have a variety of programming and we're open to suggestions regarding what to program and how much TiVo space and download time is reasonable. Leave a comment if you have any input.

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UPDATE: A "program guide" with a link to the feed is available at the top of the right column on this page.

UPDATE 2: Daily program guides w/ descriptions will also be posted to this blog.

UPDATE 3: GlitchTV now supports PSP/iPod as well. These devices should be synced up to the main wtg feed, while TiVo should continue to use the GlitchTV feed.

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I usually only post high resolution photos here, but I thought the color and contrast of this one was too good to pass up.

The shot is by Deborah Lattimore.

For more colorful fruit photography, take a look at these from Ana Voog:

• Whole Lotta Pears
• Kiwi and Sky

Also:

• Fruit and Snow by Philip A. Cunningham
• Peppers in Milk from Ween's "Stay Forever" single

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Genesis P-Orridge, E Crazy Genius, 1977, Letter, 60" x 8" Crane/Friedman Correspondence Art Collection This is a bit of GP-O's mail art from the Alternative Traditions in the Contemporary Arts archive at the University of Iowa. P-Orridige, of Throbbing Gristle & Psychic TV fame, is famous for attracting legal trouble in the 70's due to the content of his art. View the rest of this series (NSFW): Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8

Alternative Traditions in the Contemporary Arts GPO v G.P-O – monograph detailing the court case brought against Genesis P-Orridge in 1975 by the authorities in the U.K. to prosecute and suppress his mail art series of erotic/satirical alterations of souvenir Queen postcards. Mail Art: A Pathfinder Mail Art Consortium Gallery previously on wtg: Comprehensive Seven Part Video Interview With Genesis P-Orridge Disinformation: Genesis P-Orridge on Coum and TG The Believers at Mass Moca Psychic TV + Julie Atlas Muz = WTG Heaven Pitchfork gives the new TG Album an 8.5 genesis p-orridge on vbs.tv relocating the sacred burroughs, p-orridge, wells, the klf, and LOST genesis p-orridge discusses brian jones Throbbing Gristle and Derek Jarman: Psychic Rally In Heaven Psychic TV: R U Experienced? throbbing gristle albums new release date: april fools day is there such a thing as too much throbbing gristle? Change Thee Way To Perceive And Change All Memory Derek Jarman, William S Burroughs and Psychic TV: Pirate Tape Preview New Psychic TV Tracks @ MySpace Genesis P-Orridge on Evedolph Hitler and Much More Download Decoder Divx Psychic TV Album Set For Fall Release Message From Thee Temple Ov Psychic Youth genesis p-orridge talks about throbbing gristle Godstar: Psychic TV's Foray Into Pop Radio Psychic TV's Catalan the tape decays: Jon Savage on Throbbing Gristle, 1981 New PTV3 album is finished. Now they just need a record deal. Inside ILM: Ween, Dubby Disco & Reverse Sounds Genesis P-Orridge and Marueen Dowd: "Who Needs Men?" Artifacts of Psychic TV, TG & Genesis P The Weekend Brings Tough Choices: Mow The Lawn or Click The Links? Experience Sound Art In Your Bed Hell Is Invisible, Heaven is Her/e Psychic Friends Network eMusic: Good Music. High Quality. DRM-Free. TG Interviews From 1979 & 2003 Gen, Sleazy, A Dog, A Baby, and A Floating Fish throbbing gristle live 06.29.05 Filed in: art genesisp-orridge

Britain’s most wasteful families are about to face the shock of a lifetime and a radical shift in living, as they follow Penney Poyzer's advice on how to cut down on waste and save money.

It looks like there might be some life in the bland "home-improvement" TV industry after all. This seems like a program that could actually teach viewers something useful, rather than merely devoting 1/2 hour to yard sales, painting and storage bins. While clone after clone continue to dillute a formula that was hardly interesting to begin with, BBC has come up with a new angle that could bring a new audience, not to mention a previously untapped group of earth-friendly advertisers.

Catch in BBC2 @ 8:30pm on Thursdays.

For those without BBC, the site features tips as well as links to products featured on the show. Hopefully we'll see it on BBC America sometime soon.

A very superstitious cat tries to catch Buzzy for breakfast but Buzzy outsmarts him. Animation by Graham Place and John Walworth. Story by Carl Meyer and Jack Ward. Scenics by Anton Loeb. Music by Winston Sharples. Produced in 1946.

This film was a parody of Jack Benny and Eddie Anderson and was the first to feature Buzzy. The crow is voiced here by Jackson Beck, who also voiced Bluto in the Popeye series. The voice would later be changed due to its racist overtones.

• Eddie Anderson Bio @ Radio Hall of Fame
• Winston Sharples Filmography @ IMDB
• Buzzy The Funny Crow
  
• That's Enough, Folks: Black Images in Animated Cartoons, 1900-1960

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DadaDodo is a program that analyses texts for word probabilities, and then generates random sentences based on that. Sometimes these sentences are nonsense; but sometimes they cut right through to the heart of the matter, and reveal hidden meanings.

This web-based app is pretty intelligent in that it seeks to find hidden meanings rather than just randomizing text. It attempts to assemble sentences that make sense in terms of construction. This makes for something easier to consume, while still staying within the bounds of the mysterious 3rd mind. It does not always succeed, but the results are intruiging.

Only on The Earth consider who continue on the our galaxy than the substituted another thing.

And drives the fetus: Inside Her during a perfect Living alive in Revelation and Report WR.

• additional text distortion tools

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