articles published on February 19, 2004 Archive

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Utopia by Lincoln Child
Set in a futuristic theme park, Child's first solo novel delivers a well-written, if formulaic, thrill ride.

in Books — by Scott Pepper — on Feb 19, 2004
Nanotechnology: The Teeny Tiny Frontier is Opening Wide

in Books — by Kiersten Marek — on Feb 19, 2004
In 'Permanence', Schroeder sounds the interstellar 'all change'
A woman's bid to retain her salvage claim to a huge, abandoned, space craft grows into a major novel of interstellar rivalry, abundant in intriguing ideas and confirming the author's place among the best in SF.

in Books — by Nick Barrett — on Feb 19, 2004
Get Henry Rollins on the line...
Only Henry Rollins could do a thorough job of mocking this book, though the Amazon reviewers are hitting it with their best shots. (My apologies to Pat Benatar).

in Books — by Shannon Okey — on Feb 19, 2004
Huck Finn's Moment of Decision
Huck Finn made a conscious decision to be condemned to hell for his disobedience rather than turn in his friend.

Opinion in Books — by Al Barger — on Feb 19, 2004

I thought I was the only one who did it

in Culture — by Tom Bux — on Feb 19, 2004
Shindel Wasser

in Culture — by hypernayte — on Feb 19, 2004
Mortgage Rates Drop To Lowest Levels In Seven Months
Rates drop to record lows after Alan Greenspan testifies before a Congressional committee.

in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Feb 19, 2004
Where Everybody Knows Your Name
These bars are almost impossible to find unless you know someone who goes there, usually this bar is located in someone’s house. No signs are located outside the bar to invite you in, but no invitation is needed. Just come in and take a load off.

in Culture — by Tom Bux — on Feb 19, 2004
Human Racists

in Culture — by CW Fisher — on Feb 19, 2004
Psycho-delic Sheik
Let's get it on

in Culture — by Paul Palubicki — on Feb 19, 2004
Dead Coach Walking: Gary Barnett, of the University of Colorado football team

in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Feb 19, 2004
If only more football matches were like this...
Two Division 2 matches played on Monday night in the Goa National Football League produced an incredible number of goals – 118 to be exact. . Wilfred Leisure Sports Club beat Dona Paulo Sports Club 55-1 and in a match played simultaneously, Curtorim Gymkhana beat Sangada Lightning 61-1.

in Culture — by Jon Downs — on Feb 19, 2004
New Housing Starts Lower
New home construction responds to consumer housing demand. More inside.

in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Feb 19, 2004

Tax Me If You Can

in Video — by Steve Rhodes — on Feb 19, 2004
The Weight of Water

in Video — by Jim Carruthers — on Feb 19, 2004
The Ultimate Reality Show
That's right, Battle of the Network Stars!

in Video — by Paul Palubicki — on Feb 19, 2004
The Greatest Jesus Movie Ever Made
You'd think the Jesus Genre would be a goldmine of cinematic quality --after all, the story basically writes itself. But you would be wrong.

in Video — by Paul Palubicki — on Feb 19, 2004
This School rocks

in Video — by Marty Dodge — on Feb 19, 2004
Thirteen: Teen Vice in Inde Film
When good girls go bad, again...

in Video — by Byron Schaller — on Feb 19, 2004
John Carpenter working on sequel to The Thing?

in Video — by Chris Puzak — on Feb 19, 2004
American Idol Review: American Idol is For The Hearing Impaired (Group 2 Results)

in Video — by The Raging Critic — on Feb 19, 2004
Anthony Minghella's Cold Mountain: Lover, Come Back
Needs more body, less soul.

in Video — by Alan Dale — on Feb 19, 2004
American Idol Review: Second Batch Of Idols Need To Be Tossed

in Video — by The Raging Critic — on Feb 19, 2004

More of the W's Weasling

in Politics — by Hal Pawluk — on Feb 19, 2004
Watching the Weasels

in Politics — by Hal Pawluk — on Feb 19, 2004
GOP continues alienation campaign
So far, though, the school's administration is staying out of the controversy -- saying simply it does not endorse the scholarship.

in Politics — by Mac Diva — on Feb 19, 2004
GOP continues alienation campaign
So far, though, the school's administration is staying out of the controversy -- saying simply it does not endorse the scholarship.

in Politics — by Mac Diva — on Feb 19, 2004