November 1, 2003 Archive

Video

• Balzac And The Little Seamstress

  in Video — by Darren Rowse — on Nov 01, 2003

• V is for victory

  By the end of the movie, the invaders are on the way to achieving their objectives of depriving Earth of its water and harvesting a human crop.

  in Video — by Mac Diva — on Nov 01, 2003

• Runaway Jury

  in Video — by Michelle Mauriere — on Nov 01, 2003

Politics

• Against Reparations

  In Mid September of this year, throngs gathered at the United Nations to rally for slavery reparations from the United States government. International guests harking from such law-abiding and justice-seeking nations as Zimbabwe, Libya, Angola, Cuba, Namibia, and Nigeria were in attendance at the event.

  in Politics — by Ron Mwangaguhunga — on Nov 01, 2003

• You've asked for it

  in Politics — by Corinna Hasofferett — on Nov 01, 2003

Culture

• A very Barger Halloween

  You don't go around persecuting Jesus on Christmas, and you shouldn't be trying to shoot the Devil's nuts off on Halloween.

  in Culture — by Al Barger — on Nov 01, 2003

• My Diabetic Friend

  As a teenager, I had a good friend that was diabetic. It was the first time I ever knew anyone with a chronic disease, and I learned some things from the experience that I'll never forget.

  in Culture — by Pete Nelson — on Nov 01, 2003

• Never Send a Man

  in Culture — by bhw — on Nov 01, 2003

• "Blogging For A Cure" To Cure Diabetes Begins Today

  Blogging For A Cure to cure diabetes begins today so join us as we Blog For A Cure together!

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Nov 01, 2003

• The American Austin Powers? But Q-Tip said he was the Mac Daddy!

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Nov 01, 2003

Books

• Winter's dread

  in Books — by Howard Owens — on Nov 01, 2003

• "To be human is not to know one's self"

  in Books — by bookofjoe — on Nov 01, 2003

Music

• The Cherest Halloween Ever

  Cher's final stop on her Farewell Tour was in Toronto on Halloween, and it was AWESOME!!!

  in Music — by Amber Grapestain — on Nov 01, 2003

• Saying Goodbye to Beulah (or So They Say)

  In support of their recent Velocette Records release called Yoko, San Francisco-based sextet Beulah rolled through Minneapolis's 400 Bar this week. Over the course of the last five years, Beulah has been one of the most consistently creative bands on the indie circuit, thanks in part to lead singer Miles Kurosky's well-documented great attention to detail. On Monday night, Miles proved himself to be the heart and soul of the band not only in the studio, but also on stage.

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Nov 01, 2003

Sci/Tech

• Boucher Barks at DMCA ruling

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 01, 2003

• Ashcroft, Justice and discrimination

  The unedited report, completed in June 2002 by the consulting firm KPMG, found that minority employees at the department, which is responsible for enforcing the country's civil rights laws, perceive their own workplace as biased and unfair.

  in Sci/Tech — by Mac Diva — on Nov 01, 2003