September 7, 2004 Archive

Music

• Paul McCartney Joining 18th Annual Bridge School Benefit Concert: Lineup Announced

  in Music — by Thrasher — on Sep 07, 2004

• Sam Cooke - Night Beat

  in Music — by HW Saxton — on Sep 07, 2004

• Engine Down, Really Down

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

• Riddim Driven: Dancehall Pics in NYC

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

• Carl Wayne (1943-2004)

  Anglophile music fans of a certain age will be saddened to learn of the untimely death of the Move's ax-wielding frontman and lead singer from the 60's, Carl Wayne...

  in Music — by Hazy Dave — on Sep 07, 2004

• Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Live at Hampton Beach

  The Door Flew Open...

  in Music — by Mark Saleski — on Sep 07, 2004

• New album releases, week of 9-7-2004

  in Music — by Al Barger — on Sep 07, 2004

• Album of the day: Mike Keneally & Metropole Orkest - The Universe Will Provide

  in Music — by Tom Johnson — on Sep 07, 2004

• Music Review: Survivor - Ultimate Survivor

  in Music — by Matt Wardlaw — on Sep 07, 2004

• Drag It Up

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

• Are you ready for Pain?

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

• Andersen/Butler album details

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

• Jay Kay banned

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

• Music Review: Stan Ridgway - Snakebite: Blacktop Ballads & Fugitive Songs

  in Music — by Scott Pepper — on Sep 07, 2004

• Music Review: Eleni Mandell - Afternoon

  in Music — by Scott Pepper — on Sep 07, 2004

Books

• Office 2003 XML by Lenz, McRae & St. Laurent

  XML opens up content that was previously locked in proprietary file formats, allowing better interoperation between the Office tools, and also 3rd party tools.

  in Books — by Half Baked — on Sep 07, 2004

• Ronald Kessler's book looks beyond the Bush cariactures

  in Books — by Michael King — on Sep 07, 2004

• Giving Up: The Last Days of Sylvia Plath

  in Books — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Sep 07, 2004

• The Saint of Dragons

  St. George's descendants continue the secret battle against the dragons hiding among us. [Book review]

  in Books — by Bill Wallo — on Sep 07, 2004

• Transformer, by Victor Bockris

  in Books — by Sean Scott — on Sep 07, 2004

• Iron Sunrise

  Charles Stross' latest novel is space opera at its finest.

  in Books — by Bill Wallo — on Sep 07, 2004

• The Dreamchild: Nabokov & Carroll's Elusive Nymphet

  Opinion in Books — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Sep 07, 2004

• Superheroes in My Pants

  Mark Evanier's latest ace collection of comics and pop culture essays. . .

  in Books — by Bill Sherman — on Sep 07, 2004

Politics

• Tony Blair Needs to Make Himself Heard

  in Politics — by Danny Rosenbaum — on Sep 07, 2004

• Vote for Kerry, or there's a danger that the U. S. will be attacked by terrorists

  in Politics — by Hal Pawluk — on Sep 07, 2004

• Ronald Kessler's book looks beyond the Bush cariactures

  in Politics — by Michael King — on Sep 07, 2004

• French chickens come home to roost?

  Despite the kidnapping of the French journalists in Iraq, it is Muslims in France who will decide the headscarves issue.

  in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Sep 07, 2004

• School tragedy in Russia forces Putin's hand

  Russia's President, Vladimir Putin, must now do what's best for Russia in the wake of Chechen-Muslim terrorism.

  in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Sep 07, 2004

• Clinton-style health care, anyone?

  I should think Clinton could make a better prophet for nationalized, socialist health care not for his quadruple bypass surgery.

  in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Sep 07, 2004

• Right decision, wrong reason in Germany

  I should be exalted at the idea of Schroeder schadenfreude - but the German leader is making too much sense.

  in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Sep 07, 2004

• Code Blue for the Kerry Campaign

  It's no wonder Bill Clinton was a walking heart-attack-waiting-to-happen. And I don't think it was the Big Macs that did him in, either. It was the Big Moron who wants Bill's old job.

  in Politics — by bhw — on Sep 07, 2004

• Is Lala going to Sing-Sing?

  in Politics — by Drew Feinberg — on Sep 07, 2004

Video

• Primary

  in Video — by bookofjoe — on Sep 07, 2004

• Sacred Ground: Rebuilding at Ground Zero

  in Video — by Steve Rhodes — on Sep 07, 2004

• POV's broadcast of Wattstax marred by bleeps

  in Video — by Steve Rhodes — on Sep 07, 2004

• Sandler and the universe

  in Video — by halfacanuck — on Sep 07, 2004

• Is Lala going to Sing-Sing?

  in Video — by Drew Feinberg — on Sep 07, 2004

• You Can't Be Neutral On A Moving Train

  in Video — by Gordon S. Miller — on Sep 07, 2004

Culture

• STEVE BIKO: LEGEND OF A POLITICAL HERO

  " I write what I like"-STEVE BIKO

  in Culture — by Joel Savage — on Sep 07, 2004

• Kobe Bryant case has consequences

  "One has to ask whether Hurlbert would have so aggressively pursued the case if the defendant had not been a multimillionaire, world-famous sports star. If the evidence were the same, but the man accused was — let’s say, a young man who worked at the same luxury resort as the young woman — would the same efforts have been made to keep the case alive when it was clearly on life support?"

  -- GJ Sentinel

  in Culture — by Mac Diva — on Sep 07, 2004

• Ghana's Eco-Tourism and places of interest

  Animals likely to be seen are elephants, bongos, duikers and antelopes

  in Culture — by Joel Savage — on Sep 07, 2004

• Great gift ideas

  in Culture — by Neil Ralley — on Sep 07, 2004

• Bouncy McBouncealot: American Man

  in Culture — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 07, 2004

• Miracles and Synchronicity

  in Culture — by Russell Buckley — on Sep 07, 2004

• Just How Bad is the U.S. Economy for Small Business?

  in Culture — by Anita Campbell — on Sep 07, 2004