Meanwhile Two Australians win the Nobel Prize for showing ulcers are caused by bacteriaWayne Rooney is named an SOS Children's Villages ambassadorNew York floods its subway with police over a bomb tipTom DeLay is indicted again, this time for money launderingMohamed ElBaradei and the IAEA win the Nobel Peace Prize

The week of Monday, October 3, 2005 Oct 3–7, 2005 Week of Mon, Oct 3–7, 2005

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Publications

The Science Of Tomorrow, Today!

The Science Of Tomorrow, Today!

Fad medical ideas have found commonplace in our culture. Every ten years, like clockwork, a new "science" is invented or rehashed. If they catch on, these breakthrough health fads (bHADS) can become part of our everyday cycle of life, much like The Atkins Diet or Mormon Faith. Recent advancements in the metric system lend new credibility to the science of Phrenology. Recently appearing in major headlines with Woody Haralson opening his fifth Phrenological head shop, phrenology seems set to once again take the medical community by storm.

This news comes as great relief to the struggling mannequin workforce that has seen tremendous losses in the past three quarters, with many jobs being lost overseas to unemployed Lenin and Mao statues willing to work cheap.

Continued in Publications, Plate 54

Publications

Never Be Caught Speechless!

Pandabook

The perplexing panda propagates the many paradigms of the pragmatic problems of phonics. Not just the penguin of the bear universe, the panda was blessed with a language; that despite its best intention can never quite say the right thing. Among other things, this has caused the retardation of the pandanian courtship process. That can last several years, often fraught with misapprehension and nervousness.

Because of this fact The Axis of Stevil has crafted this handy pocket guide of common panda translations. Keep this in your pocket when traveling through panda country. You will never be caught speechless.

Tune of the Week

Hot Vegas

“Man on Fire”

Hot Vegas

Featured Sep 26 – Oct 17, 2005

Hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina this indie-pop rock quartet, knows how to have a good time and rocking the audience. The band is currently on tour and recently made an appearance in Greenville, NC at The Rock for Relief (Benefit Concert for Katrina Victims)

Andrew Palmer - Vocals, Guitar
Alex Stewart - Guitar
Josh Ray - Bass
Austin Eller - Drums

From the archive

  1. Stephen Hawking 08.05.05
  2. The New Age Of Villainy 07.15.05
  3. Case Study No. 2004341-919 07.06.05
  4. Mammoth 05.20.05
  5. See Yourself On A New Model D 05.18.05

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