and this I agree with also very much... for example we are about to loose
jeff milligan from canada for ever hes sick of the lack of respect he gets
as an artist locally to toronto and nationaly in canada, wh would he want
to stay here when in europe he gets to play all the time and can make a
li
t aren't going to be able to afford it.
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>I suppose that's one reason why Claude Young said that he
wouldn't be
>coming back to the US for some time as well
>I can imagine we're going to be seeing less and less non-US based
artists
>coming to the sta
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the reason why the boarder is so tight and the rules keep changing is not
becasue the candian govt want to make it hard to criss cross the boarder
its the US govt who feels that canada is a terrosit holding ground, ever
since 9/11 criss corssing the boarder has been a pain in the ass.
the us govt
i dunno about that, but i've definately flirted with a couple of them
hottie canadian border guards.
i told one that i was going to the Minus offices, and she said she loved
Richie Hawtin and i should look for her at the party that weekend.i think
i even gave her some Motor fliers.
i swear- they
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(ellen) alliens in nyc
As a US citizen and 'tourist' traveler - last summer I got hassles
As a US citizen and 'tourist' traveler - last summer I got hassles because I
flew from Newark to Seattle, then took a train from Seattle to Vancouver, then
flew from Vancouver back to Newark. Apparently the computers are setup to flag
what they consider suspicious activity or patterns (who knows
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Kent williams wrote:
When she got home, she dumped out her purse to find something and what do
you know, there was a restaurant butter knife in it.
The moral of the story is that it's far far easier to make people feel
safer by putting on a "look how safe you are" carnival than it is to
ac
On the frontlines of the anti-terrorism war: My wife just flew back from
Phoenix AZ. At the security checkpoint they stopped her and searched her
carry on bag because they said it looked like there was a knife in it.
After poking around the security guy found a toothbrush and decided it was
what ha
Techno in Windsorgood question.
Thinkbox is definitely shaping up to be a major member, especially with
their upcoming gig at Mutek, although I can't say they play out very often
in Windsor except for the odd show at Noi or art galleries.
Velvet Lounge always has a solid deep house lineup
properly forked then.
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Security at
Well, I have to draw the line there..! I can't anyone for that..I too have a
special fondness in my heart for Canadian girls..:)
But to keep this somwaht OT..what is the current climate over in Windsor when
it comes to techno..any good events happening over there as of late? Is
thinkbox still a
Security at Federal buildings is equally inconsistent.
I'm a contractor with the DoD right now, and the other day I got stopped
and questioned on the way in from lunch because there was a fork in my
lunch bag. The same fork I strolled right through security with on the way
in that morning.
I gues
>I think Bin Laden was the producer.
more underground than Underground Resistance that lad.
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is this on NuGroove?
Mark Wilson with Bin Laden on vocals?
I think so. The Al-Zawahiri remix on the flip is the real floor burner,
IMO, especially with that killer conga groove by Karl Rove.
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Even better than waving cars through - flirting with young Canadian girls on
their way to school. Unless asking people on dates is some secret
immigration technique to weed out terrorists...
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LOLOL! You do have a point! I too have gotten the wave through. How in the
h
it's all about getting you used to not having any civil liberties. the
terrorist threat is just a useful excuse for the authorities to do this.
you'll never stop terrorism as you can always think up schemes to get
around any control in place.
the same is true over here (UK)
ok i'm off topi
I think Bin Laden was the producer.
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>Al Qaeda Open House
is this on NuGroove?
Mark Wilson with Bin Laden on voc
>Al Qaeda Open House
is this on NuGroove?
Mark Wilson with Bin Laden on vocals?
sounds good.
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LOLOL! You do have a point! I too have gotten the wave through. How in the hell
can they consider waving cars secure?!? You're absolutely right...there is no
method to their madness...
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Alex
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Oh, I've also gone through WITHOUT stopping the car at all. Literally,
I was waved through by a border guard without a question ever being asked.
My point was simply that it's random and entirely unorganized. One da
The moral of the story is that it's all smoke and mirrors. The stern
glances from the ex-janitors running border security are supposed to
make you feel like It's All Under Control.
None of these people have a clue what's going on, which is why seemingly
arbitrary decisions like the situati
Carissa Tintinalli wrote:
There is ZERO
consistency with immigration procedures right now, and it's an extremely
confusing process.
This shouldn't come as a surprise. These are largely people with room
temperature IQs who, prior to 2001, were treated like something less
than your average W
Okay, that makes sense. That decision to deny her based on her entry point
may seem a bit anal, I'm telling you, I live in Windsor and attend school in
Detroit and deal with these people every day. They can get very nitpicky.
I've been pulled over, asked to show all my documents, asked my entire
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