Bob Dylan and “No Direction, Period”
In which a man spoofs Dylan singing songs by Black Eyed Peas, Limp Bizkit and Beastie Boys, among others
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Bob Dylan and “No Direction, Period”
In which a man spoofs Dylan singing songs by Black Eyed Peas, Limp Bizkit and Beastie Boys, among others
A step back for Whole Foods
I’m guessing many of the readers of this blog have already noticed this: Whole Foods Market is no longer labeling its conventional (i.e., non-organic) produce as such.
Watch General Assembly live on a screen near you
No need to travel to Richmond to watch the General Assembly in action. Via a live stream, you can enjoy every House or Senate vote and take in every oddly formal/childish debate that takes place on the floor.
Downtown Chinese antique furniture store moves to Greenwood
Ming-Qing Antique Furniture, the Chinese antique furniture store next door to Miller’s, is moving to Greenwood, Virginia.
Of Christmas trees and urban farms
Christmas tree pickup is going on now, and Friendship Court gets national notice.
UVA halts class for inauguration
UVA announced yesterday that it is suspending classes on January 20 between 11am to 2pm, to give students the chance to watch “an educational momentthat binds us as a nation and a people,” in the words of Provost Tim Garson.
Worker says construction stalled at Landmark Hotel
Once again, it appears that work on the Landmark Hotel, which is rising on the Downtown Mall, may come to a halt, at least temporarily. A construction worker, who asked to remain anonymous
Hotel spokesman disputes alleged halt
Steve Blaine, now a spokesman for the towering Landmark Hotel project on the Downtown Mall, disputes reports from anonymous workers that construction is coming to a halt for at least 60 days
Plans halted for new Downtown parking garage
In November, city staff presented City Council with a parking study and used it to justify the pursuit of a third parking garage Downtown.
Parks and Rec Director Svetz leaving for Arizona
The blogosphere got it right this time: Mike Svetz, Charlottesville’s director of Parks and Recreation, is leaving for Arizona.