Xeni on Dennis Miller, via BT

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Xeni on The Dennis Miller Show, Wed Apr
13

Xeni on The Dennis Miller Show, Wed Apr
13 04/13/2005 03:52 AM
Xeni Jardin: I'll be one of the guests on tonight's episode of CNBC's The Dennis Miller Show. I was seriously outclassed and out- l33ted by my fellow guests Mickey Kaus (of Slate/Kausfiles) and comic genius Harry Shearer (of The Simpsons and KCRW's "Le Show"). We taped the program earlier today, and talked about blogger's rights and the Apple v. Does case; Al Gore's new TV network; and presidential iPods, among other things.

Image: mysterious graffiti inside the closet in my dressing room today. I think I'm lucky to have escaped alive -- the cryptic scrawl looks like a sekrit cry for help for guests who may have been held there against their will. Where are these former talk show hostages now? Did the Nutter Butters and Fig Newtons in this basket do them in? Maybe things just got too hot. On the opposite wall of this Closet of Doom, the words FRENCH TWINS 04. A gang of disenfranchised AFTRA members? A pair of Parisian porn princesses? A command from the other side? Don't know, but it terrifies me.

L ink to Dennis Miller Show website.

"Dennis Miller sucks"

"Dennis Miller sucks" 01/26/2004 03:28 AM

TIME.com: 10 Questions For Dennis Miller
-- Dec. 22, 2003

TIME.com: 10 Questions For Dennis Miller
-- Dec. 22, 2003 12/17/2003 07:15 AM
TIME.com: 10 Questions For Dennis Miller -- Dec. 22, 2003 .. interview with Time Magazine: .. Dennis Miller on the war: .. ranting in TIME

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Dennis Miller to Give Bush a Free Pass
(AP)

Dennis Miller to Give Bush a Free Pass
(AP) 01/25/2004 12:49 PM
AP - Dennis Miller has usually been happy to spray his acerbic wit across the political spectrum, but things will be different on his new CNBC talk program. President Bush is in a mock-free zone.

The Joke Is on Liberals, Says Dennis
Miller, Host of His Own Show Again

The Joke Is on Liberals, Says Dennis
Miller, Host of His Own Show Again 01/16/2004 01:04 PM
I am glad to see Dennis Miller get his own show again .. The guy on the right used to be the guy on the left .. Host of New Show on CNBC .. New York Times article .. this NYT piece .. as ever .. says

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"The Joke Is on Liberals, Says Dennis
Miller, Host of His Own Show Again"

"The Joke Is on Liberals, Says Dennis
Miller, Host of His Own Show Again" 01/17/2004 11:07 PM

Catherine Seipp on Dennis Miller on
National Review Online

Catherine Seipp on Dennis Miller on
National Review Online 05/15/2004 02:37 AM

CNBC Hires Dennis Miller to Host
Political Talk Show

CNBC Hires Dennis Miller to Host
Political Talk Show 11/02/2003 03:12 AM

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Yahoo! News - Dennis Miller to Give Bush
a Free Pass

Yahoo! News - Dennis Miller to Give Bush
a Free Pass 01/26/2004 10:19 AM
“I like [Bush],” Miller explained. “I’m going to give him a pass. I take care of my friends.” .. The new Dennis Miller show promises to suck Bush-tail .. No-Making-Fun-Of-President-Bush Zone .. source story

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Jimmy Carter Labels Zell Miller a Judas:
Miller "betrayed all the basic
principles that I thought he and I and
others shared."

Jimmy Carter Labels Zell Miller a Judas:
Miller "betrayed all the basic
principles that I thought he and I and
others shared." 12/12/2003 07:58 AM
sums Miller up .. AP story

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Dennis K.

Dennis K. 12/02/2003 12:43 AM
Overheard:

A: “...so both Gephardt and that freaky-zoid—”

B: “Dennis Kucinich.”

A: “Yeah, Dennis Kucinich.”

Dennis for Pope

Dennis for Pope 04/07/2005 02:36 AM
Dennis for Pope His name is "sinned" spelled backwards. He has a kick-ass platform . He's been hard at work on the campaign trail for the job since 2004. Heck, he even meets the criteria for being eligible for the gig (see Qui uxorem, 19, caus. 33, Q. 5). He's on a *cough* papabi li list that puts him right up there with Bono and U.S. Senator Sam Brownback as potential candidates. On April 18, vote Denni s for Pope "and good things will happen!"

dennis rodman pub stunt?

dennis rodman pub stunt? 01/04/2004 01:33 AM
is she taking a page from the dennis rodman playbook... or is it really love? just say it isn't so. i guess it's time for the posters to come down off my wall and settle for mandy moore.

the genius of cathy dennis

the genius of cathy dennis 07/13/2004 10:26 AM
i'm shocked SFJ overlooks her song "irresistible" which is, well...

Why Are You Such a Loser, Dennis
Kucinich?

Why Are You Such a Loser, Dennis
Kucinich? 02/10/2004 02:50 AM
That's what CNN's Wolf Blitzer asked the candidate after the votes from New Hampshire were in. How would you answer it?

Dennis Rodman pleads no contest to DUI

Dennis Rodman pleads no contest to DUI 04/21/2004 10:15 AM

Real Stuff by Dennis P. Eichhorn

Real Stuff by Dennis P. Eichhorn 06/10/2004 04:06 PM
I'm fanatical about autobiographical comics. Robert Crumb, Harvey Pekar, Joe Matt, Chester Brown, Mary Fleener, Joe Sacco -- I can't get enough of them. There's something about comics and real life stories that go together; I can't quite figure it out, but it works. Denny Eichhorn, author of Real Stuff, is one of the best comic book autobiographers. Like Pekar, he doesn't draw his own cartoons -- he hires well-known ones to draw from his scripts. Dennis has led an interesting life. There's a little Kerouac in him, and a little Bukowski, too. It's a wonder he's still alive, after all he's been through.

One of my favorite episodes from his life is from his high school years. A kid he didn't know very well invited him over to his house. The mom asked him if he wanted a hambuger. He said, "Sure." When the burger was ready, the mom and her son sat down at the table and watch Denny eat the burger. They didn't eat; they just watched Denny. They had gleams in their eyes. When Denny was finished, they asked him if he liked it. He said it was OK, but a little spicy. Then the mom and soon broke out in laughter. "It was DOG FOOD!" they howled.

Denny had 20 issues of his comic, Real Stuff, published, mostly by Fantagraphics. This anthology, also titled Real Stuff, is published by a company in Los Angeles that I've never heard of, called Swifty Morales Press. They did a great job -- the book is a beaut. Link

Have I told you how much I love Dennis
Crowley lately?

Have I told you how much I love Dennis
Crowley lately? 04/21/2004 02:13 AM

Ask Dennis Kucinich: the Kuro5hin
Interview

Ask Dennis Kucinich: the Kuro5hin
Interview 12/16/2003 04:02 PM
Dennis Kucinich is leading an unabashedly progressive campaign for the presidency, speaking in plain language to the people about their concerns and presenting a coherent vision for America's future. Next week, when Dennis Kucinich comes to Arizona to register for the primary, I will have the opportunity to present him with a number of questions in a short interview -- an opportunity I have decided to share with the K5 community. So, this is our chance to ask Dennis Kucinich.

Dennis Kucinich: Fervently
Unconventional 1/3

Dennis Kucinich: Fervently
Unconventional 1/3 01/03/2004 07:05 AM

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Dennis Kucinich: the Kuro5hin interview

Dennis Kucinich: the Kuro5hin interview 12/24/2003 04:15 AM
These are times, Dennis Kucinich says, for hope, not fear. We're standing in Phoenix's Sky Harbor airport, transformed by the recently raised national terror alert into a hive of police and security guards. We seem to be surrounded by fear, yet Kucinich is undaunted. There is a gleam in his eye, and a rising excitement in his voice as he leans still closer to me, fixing my gaze with his. What's got this Democratic congressman and presidential hopeful excited right now isn't universal healthcare, an unjust war, or a national media bent on excluding underdog candidates before a single primary vote has been cast. He will speak passionately about all of those things and more before he steps through the security gate and presents himself as another shoeless potential terrorist to the guards. What has Dennis Kucinich excited right now is open source software, creativity in the development process, and the need to keep IT expertise here at home.

Collector's Collections Gallery: Dennis
Hahn

Collector's Collections Gallery: Dennis
Hahn 09/25/2004 11:31 AM
This weeks's Collector's Collections update features the collection of Dennis Hahn from Germany.

Dennis Prager: Why the Democrats use
12-year-olds

Dennis Prager: Why the Democrats use
12-year-olds 08/06/2004 04:36 AM

Dennis Sellers joins MacMinute editorial
team

Dennis Sellers joins MacMinute editorial
team 12/08/2003 06:54 AM
It is with great pleasure we announce today the addition of Dennis Sellers to MacMinute's editorial team...

Congrats to Dennis Crowley and the rest
of the Dodgeball team!

Congrats to Dennis Crowley and the rest
of the Dodgeball team! 04/21/2004 12:39 AM
Dodgeball expanding.

Geolocated social software app Dodgeball is expanding beyond its New York City base to include San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, and Philadelphia.

(via Many2Many)

[Smart Mobs]

OK here we go - it's here - now.  Time to play.

Dennis Prager: Iran clarifies the Middle
East

Dennis Prager: Iran clarifies the Middle
East 12/31/2003 09:40 PM

Xeni on NPR -- Death, Sex, and E3

Xeni on NPR -- Death, Sex, and E3 05/14/2004 09:27 AM
Today on the National Public Radio program "Day to Day," I report back from the E3 gaming convention taking place in Los Angeles. Porn-themed video games, first-person combat shooters with real-life resonance, and a live tactical urban assault demonstration by the US Army -- complete with copters, guns, and terrified pedestrians -- to promote the latest edition of its online computer game/recruiting tool, "America's Army: OVERMATCH."

And on Wired News, these photos I shot at the convention this week.

Link to Day to Day home, Link to archived audio for today's show, which will be available after 12PM PT.

Xeni Flies Zero-G

Xeni Flies Zero-G 09/10/2004 02:08 AM
Xeni Jardin: Next week, on Wednesday September 15, I'm going on a zero-gravity flight about 32,000 feet above earth.

The company operating this flight is ZERO-G, whose founder Peter Diamandis is also the man behind the Ansari X-Prize competition. I invited Dr. Diamandis to speak at Wired Magazine's NextFest earlier this year, met him there, and learned he'd been working on this program for more than ten years.

The flight I'm taking next week (for NPR and Wired News) is part of ZERO-G's five-city media launch. Soon, they'll begin a commercial service on specially-equipped Boeing 727-200s. For about $3,000 US, passengers will be able to experience about 20 doses of parabolic weightlessness during a 90-minute trip.

Nothing like this has ever been offered to American consumers before. ZERO-G is the only company with FAA approval to conduct weightless flights for the public within the US.

NASA operates flights similar to this for training astronauts (Link), but not to the public. Space Adventures -- the company that made space tourists out of Dennis Tito and Mark Shuttleworth (and, almost, N'Sync's Lance Bass) -- sells "vomit comet" flight experiences to paying passengers, but they cost closer to $10K and depart from a remote location in Russia. The combined costs of the flight, the prep, and getting to the departure site add up to a hefty five-figure sum. With the launch of this new service in the US, zero-G above the earth will now only cost a few G.

I've never done anything like this before. What will weightlessness feel like? A rollercoaster? Or floating in water, but without the water? When I was little, I used to have lots of recurring dreams about flying -- the dream-sensation of weightlessness felt so vivid, once I half-woke-up and sleep-jumped right off a flight of stairs. How is it that our bodies already know what zero-g feels like? Are we remembering what it felt like to float in utero? That waking dream of flight and floating -- it's something each of us physically understand. I'm looking forward to feeling the real thing.

My grandfather was an amateur astronomer. He taught me a lot of things about stars and space when I was a kid. He was there, downstairs in the living room, when I realized I couldn't fly that day -- about halfway down the stairs. He picked me up, held me in his arms, wiped my tears, and probably had to work really hard at not laughing.

Later, after lots of band-aids and kleenex, he explained what gravity was. I remember feeling really sad and crying all over again when he told me, "Honey, people just can't float like that." I wish he could still be here now, and float with me next Wednesday.

What's In Your Gadget Bag, Xeni?

What's In Your Gadget Bag, Xeni? 06/01/2004 07:25 AM

Effervescent Bollywood advertisements, e-voting, and food-as-porn photoshop remixes. I didn't cherry-pick those three topics from Xeni Jardin's BoingBoing contributions to achieve some eclectic frisson -- those posts just happen to be her last three. They may be indicative, though, of Jardin's many tentacled exploration into dozens of subjects, not just as one of the four cornerstones of BoingBoing, but as a contributing writer for WIRED Magazine and on-air commentator for NPR's Day 2 Day radio program, as well as her duties as conference and art show organizer extraordinaire. Who better to ping with a packet of, "What's in your gadget bag?" (Am I getting good at these, or what? Thanks, Xeni!)

• Sweet little Motorola V600. Fat 65k color screen. Bluetooth. Built-in VGA cam with zoom. I'm co-curating "SENT," the first major exhibit of phonecam art in the US. As the project's sponsor, Motorola provided V600s for each of the Mark Cuban, Megan Mullally, Randal Kleiser, Penelope Spheeris, Weird Al Yankovic). We also got a batch of pre-release V710s which are sweet to the tenth power, but carrier availability isn't here just yet.

Xeni on NPR: MP3 bl0gs

Xeni on NPR: MP3 bl0gs 08/27/2004 01:46 PM
Xeni Jardin: On today's edition of the NPR program "Day to Day," I explore the odd universe of MP3 blogs with with host Noah Adams. On these personal websites, music lovers trade and comment on rare finds, mashups, and unusual twists on familiar favorites -- and recently, major record labels have been taking notice in an unexpected way. During the radio segment, we'll play a few funky tracks scraped from the blogs, should be fun. Link to online archive for today's NPR "Day to Day" segment on MP3 blogs.
(Thanks to BoingBoing reader Skye Ashebrook for pointing me to tons of great, lesser-known MP3 blogs, and to Jason Schultz of the EFF who provided astute tech law insight for this story.)

Xeni does her thang

Xeni does her thang 07/30/2004 08:39 AM

Xeni Jardin is one of the shining lights in the blogosphere. She crosses over to maintream journalism with style and grace.

Here's her latest....

I just filed this story for MSNBC about the business value of social networking services. Truth or hype: can some SNSes become helpful professional tools for businesses -- in particular, independent entrepreneurs and smaller companies, for whom each new personal connection is a significant business building block? Includes interviews with unrepentant compulsive digital networkers danah boyd, Frank Keeney of SOCALWUG, Noah Glass of audblog, Scott Beale of Laughing Squid, Scott Rafer of Feedster, Travis Kalanick of RedSwoosh (and, once upon a time, Scour.net), and human router Joi Ito -- who said this:

Their usefulness depends on your needs and networking style. LinkedIn, for example allows you to search histories and CVs in your network -- it's great for finding people who work in a particular company, or who have worked with someone you know. It's also an interesting way to find references for people or companies you're getting to know.

I think email is broken in a serious way, and SNS is trying to address some of the issues associated with that breakdown. These networks may get it right and really change the way we do business, but we're still at the beginning of the development and evolution curve.

Link [ BoingBoing]

Wardriving Ms. Xeni

Wardriving Ms. Xeni 12/02/2003 04:55 PM
Xeni Jardin wardrives on NPR's Day to Day: Xeni takes a trip with two SOCALWUG members (Frank Keeney and Mike Outmesguine) in this segment. The audio element of wardriving is great because they have voice synthesis on that's beeping and speaking wireless access point detected over and over again. Frank or Mike said: If we see passwords...it's because people have set up their networks without any form of encryption....

Dennis Kucinich for President - A Voice
for Change (Official Web Site)

Dennis Kucinich for President - A Voice
for Change (Official Web Site) 07/22/2004 08:22 PM
official statement .. Dennis Kucinich .. statement

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"Dennis E. Powell on Space Exploration
on National Review Online"

"Dennis E. Powell on Space Exploration
on National Review Online" 12/04/2003 09:37 AM

Cable coverage of Whoopi Goldberg's v.
Dennis Miller's remarks: 19-2

Cable coverage of Whoopi Goldberg's v.
Dennis Miller's remarks: 19-2 07/19/2004 02:51 AM
From Media Matters.org

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Xeni on NPR: Renaissance of Breakin'

Xeni on NPR: Renaissance of Breakin' 07/20/2004 11:03 AM
On today's edition of the NPR show "Day to Day," I report on one of the cooler '80s flashback trends -- break-dancing, which is enjoing a popularity boom among urban youth. From headspins to poppin' and lockin', b-boy style is back in the house, yo.

I went to one underground hiphop dance competition in LA recently, and talk to some of the participants on today's program. At left, one of the judges bursts into a spontaneous headspin at the end of the b-boy competition. View more snapshots I took at the event here.

More story background: website of competition organizer Joanna Vargas, an LA-based choreographer: Link. Bboy.com, a popular website for the breakin' community... several judges and dancers described it as a popular networking hub: Link. And Culture Shock, one of the larger groups that participated in "MAXT OUT" competition -- two members were interviewed in today's NPR piece: Link.

Listen to NPR show audio here after 12 noon Pacific Time.

Xeni on NPR -- digicams and Iraq

Xeni on NPR -- digicams and Iraq 05/25/2004 01:19 PM
Today on the National Public Radio program "Day to Day," I talk with host Alex Chadwick about discredited news reports that US Defense Secretary Rumsfeld issued an edict banning phonecams in Iraq -- as well as the confirmed release of a new Pentagon directive (PDF) outlining new restrictions on consumer wireless tech at DoD installations worldwide. While there may not be a Pentagon-issued ban on phonecams or connected digital cameras per se, there do appear to be new efforts under way to address the proliferation of those technologies in the military theater and throughout the DoD's "information grid." Alex says,

The images of abuse at Abu Ghraib, the photos of returning soldiers' coffins -- we see them because of this technology. And it's caught defense officials off-guard.

Link to Day to Day "Xeni Tech: Phonecams and the Front Lines" (online audio available after 12PM PT, station search here)

Xeni on NPR: INDUCE Act update

Xeni on NPR: INDUCE Act update 07/27/2004 01:18 PM
On today's edition of the NPR program "Day to Day," I speak with host Madeleine Brand about the Hatch/Leahy INDUCE Act, much-blogged here and there and elsewhere of late. The law seeks to ban technology that would "intentionally induce" copyright infringement. Hollywood and the recording industry back it, seeking new muscle to combat filesharing. Tech companies, digital liberty advocates, and geek activist groups like savetheipod.com say it's ill-conceived and badly written. In its current form, INDUCE would unfairly stifle innovation, they say -- and could outlaw a wide range of gadgets and services we take for granted, from iPods to PDAs to web search engines (et tu, Google?).
Link to online archive for today's "Day to Day" show, available after 12pm Pacific time.

Xeni on NPR -- Kaiju Big Battel

Xeni on NPR -- Kaiju Big Battel 09/23/2004 04:05 PM
Xeni Jardin: On today's edition of the NPR program "Day to Day" -- snip:

Old-time professional wrestling fans nostalgic for the days when camp was king and characters like Junkyard Dog and Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka ruled the squared circle have a whole new set of heroes to cheer for -- on the Kaiju Big Battel wrestling circuit. Think of Kaiju Big Battel as the horrific spawn of Japanese monster movies and the WWF ("Kaiju" means "monster" in Japanese). It's a tongue-firmly-in-cheek contest of "athletes" wearing patently silly costumes, looking to give their opponent a solid (and likely pre-ordained) smackdown.

In the mythology of Kaiju, the matches are part of the balance of the universe, where earthly forces of good counter evil creatures invading our planet, bent on world domination. Or something like that... Day to Day technology contributor Xeni Jardin recently infiltrated this underground wrestling circuit, filled with far-out science-fiction characters with names like Silver Potato, Gomi Man and Louden Noxious. She was witness to the coming-out party of Kaiju's rising star: Dr. Cube, a "human-genius-turned-quasi-monster" who, with his evil army, continues his quest for world domination.

Link to archived audio: NPR Day to Day "Kaiju Big Battel: Wrestling Meets Godzilla". Link to previous BoingBoing post.
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Bud vs. Miller

Bud vs. Miller 06/04/2004 12:37 PM
Hostile marketing, takeovers, and lawsuits are roiling a normally boring industry.

Miller and Brock

Miller and Brock 05/30/2004 02:47 PM
In his acclaimed book Blinded by the Right, David Brock tells the story of how he turned flimsy evidence into…

Miller Gets Flagged

Miller Gets Flagged 12/30/2004 04:29 PM
Legal wrangling and market-share losses highlight the dangers of negative advertising.

Judith Miller at UC Berkeley

Judith Miller at UC Berkeley 03/19/2005 03:02 AM
David Pescovitz: Last night at UC Berkeley, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Judith Miller discussed journalism and democracy with investigative reporter Lowe ll Bergman (played by Al Pacino in The Insider). In a few weeks, Miller may be behind bars for refusing to reveal confidential sources relating to another reporter's disclosure of a CIA operative's name. Before becoming a possible martyr for the First Amendment though, Miller was known for penning articles in the New York Times supporting claims that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction. Whether Miller was tricked by her sources (including members of the Bush administration) or, worse, in cahoots with them is still not clear to her many critics. From Bonnie Powell's coverage of the Berkeley event:

Miller argues that if she was duped by her unnamed sources, so was the Bush administration — and she's not apologizing for believing there were WMDs in Iraq until the president does. "I think I was given information by people who believed the information they were giving the president," she told Bergman. "When the president asked, you know, 'What about this WMD case? Are we sure about this?' [then-CIA director] George Tenet said to him, 'Mr. President, this is a slam dunk.' The people I talked to certainly thought that." Other WMD believers, she said, included the entire U.S. intelligence community as well as French, English, and Israeli agencies. The debate, she claimed, was not over whether Saddam had WMDs, but whether it was worth going to war over them...

Ultimately, Miller said, she "wrote the best assessment that I could based on the information that I had." She attempted to tie the controversy over her WMD reporting to her current struggle by saying that she had heard after the fact — after she returned from being embedded with an infantry division in Iraq — that there had been people who had reservations about the WMD intelligence she was receiving.

"I wish they had come forward at the time to express those reservations," she said. "To me, this case that I am now involved in emphasizes the importance of getting as many people as possible to come forward with a dissenting view, or allegations of wrongdoing."

Link

Getting Comfy With Herman Miller

Getting Comfy With Herman Miller 12/19/2004 03:27 PM
The maker of office furniture generates solid growth.

Miller makes case for AOL

Miller makes case for AOL 04/22/2004 04:09 PM

Wizbang: Miller Versus Matthews

Wizbang: Miller Versus Matthews 09/02/2004 09:31 PM
bullied .. Wizbang

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"Jimmy Carter to Zell Miller"

"Jimmy Carter to Zell Miller" 09/08/2004 08:03 PM

MSNBC - GOP backs away from Miller€™s
blast

MSNBC - GOP backs away from Miller€™s
blast 09/03/2004 08:06 AM
Democratic ‘speaking for himself,’ Bush aide says .. GOP backs away from Miller€™s blast .. correct with political analyses .. they have disowned him

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Jude Law to marry actress Miller

Jude Law to marry actress Miller 01/05/2005 06:42 AM
Actor Jude Law becomes engaged to actress Sienna Miller after proposing to her on Christmas Day.

El experimento de Miller y el origen de
la vida

El experimento de Miller y el origen de
la vida 08/10/2004 05:53 PM

Dancer Ann Miller Dies of Cancer at 81
(AP)

Dancer Ann Miller Dies of Cancer at 81
(AP) 01/22/2004 05:05 PM
AP - Ann Miller, the raven-haired, long-legged actress and dancer whose machine-gun taps won her stardom during the golden age of movie musicals, died Thursday of lung cancer. She was 81.

From Wen Ho Lee to Judy Miller: The
Transparency Era at the New York Times

From Wen Ho Lee to Judy Miller: The
Transparency Era at the New York Times 05/28/2004 05:13 PM
Go back four years to Wen Ho Lee. Same kind of editor's note appears in the New York Times. It seemed inexplicable. No correction, no apology. Then, as now, the editors had seen a case collapse. Then, as now, critics had long called for an accounting. Howell Raines was editorial page editor. Bill Keller, managing editor. Clinton was President. And transparency did not exist.

Eric Miller wants Atom to be developed
in W3C instead of IETF.

Eric Miller wants Atom to be developed
in W3C instead of IETF. 05/13/2004 08:01 PM
Eric Miller wants Atom to be developed in W3C instead of IETF. This sounds reasonable except for the risk that the W3C would screw up Atom by tying it into the Semantic Web. Danny Ayers adds that "The W3C get things done", but that doesn't count if the resulting specs are unimplementable.

Polish Prime Minister Miller Resigns
(AP)

Polish Prime Minister Miller Resigns
(AP) 05/02/2004 08:43 AM
AP - Prime Minister Leszek Miller stepped down Sunday after helping lead Poland into the European Union, his government weakened by unresolved economic problems, corruption allegations and a split in the governing party.

Gamedeck: like a Herman Miller chair for
gamers

Gamedeck: like a Herman Miller chair for
gamers 06/21/2004 10:31 AM
The Gamedeck is a purpose-built gaming chair that a giant articulated hunk of sound-surrounded rumble-vibrating steel with good ergonomics and badass aesthetics. Link (via Gizmodo)

Miller 3-Pointer Puts Pacers Over
Pistons (AP)

Miller 3-Pointer Puts Pacers Over
Pistons (AP) 05/22/2004 11:11 PM
AP - Reggie Miller's one and only basket of the game came when the Indiana Pacers needed it most.

Judith Miller has been subpoenaed in the
Plame leak

Judith Miller has been subpoenaed in the
Plame leak 08/13/2004 12:27 PM
...holy crap update. Pinch Sulzberger sez:

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"Judith Miller has been subpoenaed in
the Plame leak"

"Judith Miller has been subpoenaed in
the Plame leak" 08/13/2004 02:34 PM

Xeni on Dennis Miller, via BT

The following phrases have been identified by the grok system as matching this entry: reggie miller, dennis miller "dennis miller sucks" seipp huckabees