October 19, 2003 Archive

Video

• Marge meets Pynchon

  in Video — by Mark Saleski — on Oct 19, 2003

• DKNY Presents "New York Stories"

  in Video — by bookofjoe — on Oct 19, 2003

• Dagwood sandwich trust

  in Video — by Jim Carruthers — on Oct 19, 2003

• 'Lost in Translation' (2003) Peanut Rating: The whole peanut.

  in Video — by Josh Parkinson — on Oct 19, 2003

• Kill Bill: Volume 1

  in Video — by Matt Moore — on Oct 19, 2003

• Tonight's Episode of SNL: Running Commentary

  Britney Spears is trying to be Janet Jackson. This is just fabulous.

  in Video — by Vivian St.George — on Oct 19, 2003

Books

• Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human

  in Books — by bookofjoe — on Oct 19, 2003

• Las puertas retorcidas - The Twisted Doors

  Here's a cool book for anyone who speaks a bit of Spanish and would like to learn more...

  in Books — by lklawless — on Oct 19, 2003

• Rolling in the Dough

  in Books — by Sean Hackbarth — on Oct 19, 2003

Culture

• God Save The King

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Oct 19, 2003

• Mutual Admiration

  Osama bin laden, the director of George W Bush's re-election campaign, today issued a renewed call for jihad against America and expressed his profound gratitude to the American President.

  in Culture — by mike larkin — on Oct 19, 2003

• Is this the end of an Era?

  in Culture — by Blog Bloke — on Oct 19, 2003

• Endgame

  As democracy in the United States approaches its endgame, a question arises: how will the compressed rage of the excluded boil over?

  in Culture — by mike larkin — on Oct 19, 2003

• Residential & Commercial Real Estate Update - October 2003

  Recent trends in and affecting both residential and commercial real estate, plus the most recent interest rate update.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Oct 19, 2003

Sci/Tech

• Rhapsody better online music model than iTunes?

  Is iTunes the equivalent of the 30 second teaser? Rhapsody offers more flexibility for those with multiple computers and the ability to build playlists online that can be listened to anywhere online but requires a monthly subscription fee. Is the Rhapsody model, which includes the ability to burn music, better than iTunes?

  in Sci/Tech — by TDavid — on Oct 19, 2003

• iTunes for Windows First Impressions & Problems

  Despite Apple's claim that iTunes is the best application written for Windows, it is far from true, in even the most basic functionality.

  in Sci/Tech — by Ken Edwards — on Oct 19, 2003

• Macromedia Offers Assistance For Internet Explorer Changes

  News in Sci/Tech — by Ken Edwards — on Oct 19, 2003

Music

• A Show 4 Years in the Making

  I finally got to see The Bouncing Souls.

  in Music — by Particleman — on Oct 19, 2003

Politics

• Economy not worst since Hoover.

  The Dems are in trouble. I think they know it. The strongest point of their upcoming campaigns against George Bush was going to be the relative weakness of the economy. They know they can't beat him on foreign affairs. They have no alternative to what President Bush had done.

  in Politics — by Tom Bux — on Oct 19, 2003