April 10, 2004 Archive

Music

• Ani DiFranco's acoustic genius

  in Music — by Bryan S. — on Apr 10, 2004

• Brad Mehldau Trio - 02/28/2004, Antwerpen

  Concert review

  in Music — by Mwanji Ezana — on Apr 10, 2004

• Weiland can tour

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Apr 10, 2004

• New York Dolls to reunite

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Apr 10, 2004

• Glenn Gould + Franz Liszt + Ludwig van Beethoven = Explosive

  in Music — by bookofjoe — on Apr 10, 2004

• Defending His "Cheeseburger"

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Apr 10, 2004

• Skid Row back for more

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Apr 10, 2004

Culture

• August 6, 2001 PDB: Full Text

  Find the full text of the August 6, 2001 Presidential Daily Briefing here.

  in Culture — by David Flanagan — on Apr 10, 2004

• Gunsmoke: White House releases PDB

  She lied.

  in Culture — by CW Fisher — on Apr 10, 2004

• Rice Wins the Day

  On Thursday, April 8, Dr. Rice did exactly what I thought she would do, impress the American public with her forthright manner and intelligence.

  in Culture — by David Flanagan — on Apr 10, 2004

• Clarification needed for rules against "selling out"

  If nothing else, I figure we don't have much room to bitch about artists making money off songs they wrote by placing them in commercials while we're busy downloading them for free on the internet. They got to make a living somehow.

  in Culture — by Al Barger — on Apr 10, 2004

• Unwinnable Iraq

  Proof that Saddam Hussein had no weapons of mass destruction and no plans of harming the US or any other country.

  in Culture — by CW Fisher — on Apr 10, 2004

Sci/Tech

• Digital Photography Site Awards

  Ten top Digital Photography Sites have been nominated for the Digital Photography Site Awards - Place your vote now.

  in Sci/Tech — by Darren Rowse — on Apr 10, 2004

Video

• Trailer Park Boys

  in Video — by Jim Carruthers — on Apr 10, 2004

Politics

• A little story about drugs, bass and balls

  Wired didn't make me wait very long to find an illustration of a point I made last week in Washington. "Big Concern for Very Small Things" mentions the Nanodesu buckyball bowling ball. The reporter rolls out the balls, however, as merely a transitional vehicle to get to where he really wanted to go: From apples to oranges to, yes, fish. Our poor, brain-damaged bass.

  in Politics — by Howard Lovy — on Apr 10, 2004