September 11, 2003 Archive

Culture

• Giving Dubya his due on 9-11

  On this second anniversary of 9-11 Dubya has to be credited for his serious efforts and success in defending the country

  in Culture — by Al Barger — on Sep 11, 2003

• Moving on

  in Culture — by Tom Johnson — on Sep 11, 2003

• Tea hee

  in Culture — by Murphy — on Sep 11, 2003

• "Sticky"

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Sep 11, 2003

• Voices of 9/11

  There are so many voices to be heard, people yearning to get their stories out, to share their thoughts, to find some company in their grief, which is still as fresh as the day it cut through our hearts

  in Culture — by Michele Catalano — on Sep 11, 2003

• Allah, Why Do You Hate Us So?

  in Culture — by Dawn Olsen — on Sep 11, 2003

• Commercial Real Estate Investments Projected To Increase

  Commercial real estate investments projected to increase throughout next year.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Sep 11, 2003

• Howard Stern, journalist

  in Culture — by Al Barger — on Sep 11, 2003

Sci/Tech

• RIAA sued for agreeing not to sue

  in Sci/Tech — by Matt Moore — on Sep 11, 2003

• September 11, 2003

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 11, 2003

• Senator Temporarily Crawls Out of Own Ass

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 11, 2003

• Thoughts on the RIAA Anti-File Sharing Campaign - Cary Sherman Interview Redux

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 11, 2003

• Glenn Reynolds Reminds Me Of Saddam Hussein

  Brian Flemming takes on Instapundit

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Brian Flemming — on Sep 11, 2003

Music

• Steve Burns: Songs For Dustmites

  in Music — by The Theory — on Sep 11, 2003

• Funk so strong....

  That's the only way to describe it. It is not uncommon to hear a train passing by Yoshi's since the tracks are right outside but not this night. I am sure the trains had to stop and take notice of the funk up in here.

  in Music — by James Knox — on Sep 11, 2003

• A couple of evenings with a familiar friend...

  It was few minutes before Shirley came onstage. The crowd was a bit more seasoned than usual. These were the true jazz lovers filled with many stories of years of great music.

  in Music — by James Knox — on Sep 11, 2003

• 50, Saddle Creek Records

  in Music — by Chris Cotner — on Sep 11, 2003

• Indiana Wants Me, But I Can't Go Back There

  in Music — by Jim Carruthers — on Sep 11, 2003

• Infectious Fans

  Going to a jam band concert? Be sure to wash your hands, food, and drugs.

  in Music — by Sydney Smith — on Sep 11, 2003

• Velvet Revolver get deal

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 11, 2003

• The Darkness on Mercury audience: tepid.

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 11, 2003

• Another day, another rapper wanted by the Police

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 11, 2003

• Independent Music Activism -- Part II: Negativland's U2

  Part of Negativland's homepage is dedicated to intellectual property issues. There, you can find all sorts of legal and informational links relating to copyright and trademark law, including an excellent interview between Negativland members and (an unsuspecting) U2's The Edge.

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Sep 11, 2003

• The Gift

  in Music — by Jim Carruthers — on Sep 11, 2003

Video

• "There's no room for honesty in a healthy relationship."

  in Video — by bookofjoe — on Sep 11, 2003

• Rivers and Tides

  in Video — by Tom Johnson — on Sep 11, 2003

• Adaptation

  in Video — by Matt Moore — on Sep 11, 2003

• Matchstick Men

  in Video — by Chris Webb — on Sep 11, 2003

• The Grudge. An Lo, I wet myself

  Grab a hold of your stomach. Squeeze until everything's shredded to bits. While you're doing that, have a truck drive through your face. You're now watching "The Grudge" a movie made to freak you so intensely, you'll voluntarily crap your pants just to ease the tension.

  in Video — by John Campea — on Sep 11, 2003

Books

• Try Bangkok 8 for some spicy Thai

  in Books — by David Mazzotta — on Sep 11, 2003

• 'Probability Sun': bending the chances of survival

  You'd think human beings could leave World in peace, after all the trouble they caused last time.

  in Books — by Nick Barrett — on Sep 11, 2003

• History: Blacks and the Mormon Church

  The reasons why blacks were excluded from real membership in the Church are a window into the history of the white supremacist mind...Joseph Smith, the founder of the Mormon Church, had that kind of mind.

  in Books — by Mac Diva — on Sep 11, 2003

• "To Reach the Clouds: My High Wire Walk Between the Twin Towers"

  in Books — by bookofjoe — on Sep 11, 2003

Politics

• Special Election

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 11, 2003