Tuesday, September 27th, 2005
Slow news days (like this one) are a good time to probe deeper, reading up on important stories the details of which you might normally miss. That said, you’ll find precious little to help you do that in this post.
Senator Affleck (D-Va.)?
From Japan, sing along with Suntory’s Bubble Man soda, enjoy hours of fun exploring their line of quirky beverages (my favorite is Caffeine Shiki), and check out the new Starbucks drink they’re distributing; it’s the coffee giant’s first designed for and sold exclusively outside the U.S.
In more coffee news, New Orleans coffee industry grinding back after storms.
China’s Xinhua has a brief slideshow of exceptionally clever, suggestive-yet-worksafe ads.
New video from the Happy Mondays.
In Venezuela, Hugo Chavez’s “socialism of the 21st century” inches closer by the day to fulfilling the elected despot’s dream of wrecking the increasingly impoverished country. And, not that he cares, but his Zogby numbers aren’t looking so good either.
Co-opted from England’s David Beckham, as all male fashion is, natch, the phenomenon of metrosexuality has made its way to India (don’t. take. my. word… start. clicking), China and South Africa.
[Cross-posted at To the People, a randomized collection of opinions and hyperlinks.]
Special bonus Agitator-only feature: Charlotte Church and Lindsay Lohan on “boobs”.
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Can I submit my ballot now?
This year, everyone in Virginia is focused (there is debate on that, too) on the race for governor, but next year will see the Senate re-election of George Allen. I have no idea how that race is going to shape…
Clever ads
This is 1 of 8; click the image to view all of them. [SFW.] Via The Agitator….