January 7, 2004 Archive

Sci/Tech

• Blogging boondoggles: Time for a change

  However, an examination of data about weblogs mostly supports what he said: They are mainly web clutter.

  in Sci/Tech — by Mac Diva — on Jan 07, 2004

• Amateur hippies better than professional conservatives at creating ads

  The quality difference between the right-wing Club for Growth's professionally made attack-Dean commercial and the finalists in the MoveOn.org contest is stunning.

  in Sci/Tech — by Brian Flemming — on Jan 07, 2004

• Apple focusing more on music

  in Sci/Tech — by Casper — on Jan 07, 2004

• New Real Player

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Jan 07, 2004

• Apple and Steve Jobs

  I have about had it with Macs, actually computers in general. I don't like Windows because it isn't that great an OS, though I have little experience with XP, and now am beginning to hate my mac, thanks in part to the shrewd business practices of Steve Jobs.

  in Sci/Tech — by Tom Bux — on Jan 07, 2004

Culture

• Toilet Seat Art Museum

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Jan 07, 2004

• The First Amendment is soft and comfy on the skin, kind of like Charmin

  Does it horrify anyone else that people are being arrested for criticizing the President outside designated (and remote) "free speech zones?"

  in Culture — by John Owen — on Jan 07, 2004

• Weird, Recurring Dreams: What Do They Mean?

  Do your recurring dreams have any significance or are they just random REM nonsense?

  Opinion in Culture — by TDavid — on Jan 07, 2004

• Pinellas County Developer Gains Approval For Development Project

  A developer in Pinellas County, Florida gains approval for his latest real estate development project.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Jan 07, 2004

Politics

• FDR Speech Is a Must-Read, a "Rendezvous with Destiny"

  in Politics — by Dirtgrain — on Jan 07, 2004

• Future for the Dems? I think not.

  in Politics — by Craig Lyndall — on Jan 07, 2004

• Dr. Dean the Jelly Bean

  Howard Dean, M.D. That is what his campaign loves to play up, the fact that Howard Dean is a doctor. And it's obvious why. A doctor should know what to do about healthcare when problems arise. Oh Really?

  in Politics — by Tom Bux — on Jan 07, 2004

• Bush Loses Reelection in '04

  Hate him or hate him, the numbers indicate the President is going down.

  in Politics — by Brian Flemming — on Jan 07, 2004

• Bush Wins Reelection in '04

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Jan 07, 2004

• The Assault on Labor Unions, Workers and Non-Rich Americans

  in Politics — by Dirtgrain — on Jan 07, 2004

Music

• Dressy Bessy

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Jan 07, 2004

• Pernice Brothers, Yours Mine & Ours

  An underlooked pop-rock great from 2003.

  in Music — by Bill Sherman — on Jan 07, 2004

• Earl Scruggs Turns 80

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Jan 07, 2004

• Hatfield died because of Righteous cocaine

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Jan 07, 2004

• Old Suede enemies make up

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Jan 07, 2004

• Morrissey's new album near completion

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Jan 07, 2004

Books

• Even LOTR haters should like this - A Tolkien Bestiary

  Even those who are not fans of Tolkien's work will appreciate the artwork.

  in Books — by Jon Downs — on Jan 07, 2004

Sports

• Hall of Fame Calls Eck and Moli

  in Sports — by Eric Olsen — on Jan 07, 2004

Video

• What Hath Godzilla Wrought?

  in Video — by HW Saxton — on Jan 07, 2004