articles published on July 24, 2004 Archive

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A Bear Market?
If so, B-E-A-R could spell D-O-O-M for Bush in November...

in Sci/Tech — by RJ Elliott — on Jul 24, 2004

Munyungo Jackson sets the World Stage a Blaze!

in Music — by LeRoy Downs — on Jul 24, 2004
The Evan Anthem - Prologue
If you were writing home to a loved one, or breaking down in tears at every stoplight in town, well, this would be the album to have in your CD player.

in Music — by Seth Werkheiser — on Jul 24, 2004
John Tumminello-Eventually

in Music — by MuzikMan — on Jul 24, 2004
Jimmy Cobb's Mob at the Bakery!

in Music — by LeRoy Downs — on Jul 24, 2004
Steve Wilson at the Jazz Bakery

in Music — by LeRoy Downs — on Jul 24, 2004

Star Wars Epsiode III Title Announced
It's official folks, the title is....

in Video — by Duke De Mondo — on Jul 24, 2004
Dead Like Me s2

in Video — by Jim Carruthers — on Jul 24, 2004
He is 'borg
In I, Robot, Will Smith gives the first adult performance since his breakout role in Ali. He's a haunted man in this one, not the jokey sidekick.

in Video — by Rick Powell — on Jul 24, 2004
A Prairie Home Movie?

in Video — by Mark Hasty — on Jul 24, 2004
Rupert Pupkin with a Rainbow Afro
Anybody who watched professional sports in the late 1970s and early 1980s will remember seeing a guy with an enormous rainbow-painted fake Afro and a sign that read JOHN 3:16. He's lead a life far stranger than any of his antics at a football game.

in Video — by Ed Driscoll — on Jul 24, 2004

Shai-Hulud!

in Books — by Jim Carruthers — on Jul 24, 2004
The Pieces From Berlin - by Michael Pye

in Books — by bookofjoe — on Jul 24, 2004
Zen And The Brain by James H. Austin, M.D.
A neurologist explores the biological basis of states of consciousness experienced by Zen practitioners.

in Books — by Rick Heller — on Jul 24, 2004
Recording a Real Life Spinal Tap
Back in the early days of "Blogcritics", we linked to Weblog-like electronic diary of an album being recorded. The author of that diary, a veteran recording engineer, has since transformed his off-the-cuff online notes into a new hard cover book.

in Books — by Ed Driscoll — on Jul 24, 2004
Healing ADD by Daniel G. Amen

in Books — by geekgirl2 — on Jul 24, 2004

Can You Afford the White House?
Presidential candidates are accused of trying to buy the White House nearly every four years or so, as are numerous special interest groups, but can any of them really afford the White House? Perhaps, if they pool all their money together. More inside.

in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Jul 24, 2004
Liu Di is "Stainless Steel Mouse"

in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Jul 24, 2004
Fantasy Art in Stained Glass
The Glassmasters make reproduction art in stained glass and it is good...

Opinion in Culture — by Neil Ralley — on Jul 24, 2004
iPod, therefore I am
Apparently, some people know the name its name, but not what it does.

in Culture — by Mac Diva — on Jul 24, 2004
Why Doesn't Fast Food Deliver?
And I KNOW I'm not the only one asking this...

in Culture — by RJ Elliott — on Jul 24, 2004