June 17, 2004 Archive

Gaming

• TechTV Fans Mad as Hell

  in Gaming — by Ken Edwards — on Jun 17, 2004

Books

• Snapping

  in Books — by Tony Dalmyn — on Jun 17, 2004

• Beyond Tolerance: Child Pornography Online

  This is a follow-up to my recent article The War on Child Pornogrqaphy--Who are the victims?

  in Books — by Bob DeMarco — on Jun 17, 2004

Culture

• Mourning in Maryland

  Now I have an idea of what pacifist-progressive Texans must feel. The Old Line State has put blood on the hands of its citizens.

  in Culture — by Natalie Davis — on Jun 17, 2004

• "He's doing a fabulous job and America's lucky to have him ..."

  in Culture — by Ms. Tek — on Jun 17, 2004

• Women are People, too: Laci's Choice

  in Culture — by Morgaine Swann — on Jun 17, 2004

• Homeless? Or less Paul?

  Hubris, and my love of writing, got me here.

  in Culture — by CW Fisher — on Jun 17, 2004

• It's about me, me, me

  in Culture — by Jim Carruthers — on Jun 17, 2004

• Boggled by BloggerBot!

  Free picture posting direct to your blog, fast, easy, and did I mention free?

  in Culture — by CW Fisher — on Jun 17, 2004

• CW Fisher exposed!

  We've all wondered: Is Mac Diva drop-dead gorgeous? Is RJ Elliott only three feet tall? Does Shark have bad teeth? Now CW rips off his own mask... and reveals information guaranteed to shock you!!!

  in Culture — by CW Fisher — on Jun 17, 2004

• Low Sugar Coke and Pepsi Hits the Market

  I just recently had a chance to try both Coke C2 and Pepsi Edge. Both promise 1/2 the carbs and sugar of the regular cola, but with all the taste.

  in Culture — by Tom Bux — on Jun 17, 2004

• Textalyser - Free Text Analysis of Any Online Site, Blog, or Web Page

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Jun 17, 2004

• M3 Razor: A Review

  I just purchased the new Gillette M3 Power razor after hearing a lot of buzz (from people, not the razor). I wanted to share my review of this razor.

  in Culture — by Tom Bux — on Jun 17, 2004

• The Globe and Mail review of Françoise Sullivan

  in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jun 17, 2004

• Not Canada, Not Quebec, Not Montreal - but worthwhile none the less.

  in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jun 17, 2004

• Elderly People

  Whenever I pass by the park, I always see elderly people sitting on the benches feeding the birds by throwing them bread. I think there is something very wrong with this picture.

  in Culture — by in10sity — on Jun 17, 2004

• Fiction bonus: "The Depressed Person"

  My memories of short fiction are usually of outstanding collections. But, occassionally, a specific story will lodge itself in my brain for years to come.

  in Culture — by Mac Diva — on Jun 17, 2004

Sci/Tech

• More Michael Moore

  And ... surprise! ... The Guardian gets its facts wrong...

  in Sci/Tech — by RJ Elliott — on Jun 17, 2004

• Last Comic Standing--The Fix Was In

  At the end of the show they picked the last five comics to make it into the house. As they picked the last five, I said to a friend, this show is fixed.

  in Sci/Tech — by Bob DeMarco — on Jun 17, 2004

• Napster offers free portable player with 1 year service

  Napster is offering one of the best online music deals yet: a free MP3 player with a one year paid subscription. Who says renting music is such a bad thing?

  in Sci/Tech — by TDavid — on Jun 17, 2004

Video

• Tattoo Reality Show in the Offing

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Jun 17, 2004

• The Plea

  in Video — by Steve Rhodes — on Jun 17, 2004

• Watch TV On Your PocketPC

  in Video — by bookofjoe — on Jun 17, 2004

• "Saved!"

  "Saved!" is a delightful satire of teenage born again Christians from first time writer/director Brian Dannelly.

  in Video — by Byron Schaller — on Jun 17, 2004

• Animated Buffy

  in Video — by Scott Pepper — on Jun 17, 2004

Music

• Prince's Sign O The Times - SenSatioN-aL!

  in Music — by bookofjoe — on Jun 17, 2004

• Who Said Catholic Girls Start Much Too Late?

  in Music — by MuzikMan — on Jun 17, 2004

• From The Bottom Up: From The Fender Bass To The Software Synthesizer

  From the debut of the Fender Precision Bass in the early 1950s to today's software synthesizers, the bass has changed radically. Yet it's still the backbone of every type of popular music.

  in Music — by Ed Driscoll — on Jun 17, 2004

• More Sweet Dreams (are made of this)?

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Jun 17, 2004

• Steps not gettin' back together

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Jun 17, 2004

• Fender Anniv gig details

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Jun 17, 2004

• Generations in Song by Hank Locklin

  Locklin put out a new album last year, Generations in Song. It's not particularly the album of the year, but it's actually surprisingly good.

  in Music — by Al Barger — on Jun 17, 2004

Politics

• Al Barger - Candidate for the U.S. Senate From the Great State of Indiana

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Jun 17, 2004

• Thank you president Bush

  in Politics — by Lono — on Jun 17, 2004