September 15, 2004 Archive

Culture

• Bush's Bloody Flip-Flop

  A flip-flop by George W. Bush worsened the military-political debacle in Fallujah last April when the Bush administration overruled the Marine commanding general twice, first ordering him to undertake a retaliatory assault against the rebellious Iraqi city and then abruptly reversing direction three days later.

  in Culture — by Jason Koulouras — on Sep 15, 2004

• End Cheney's Shenanigans

  Vice President Dick Cheney has gone to great lengths to conceal who helped him write the administration's ill-conceived energy policy, which is little more than billions in tax giveaways to the energy industry

  in Culture — by Jason Koulouras — on Sep 15, 2004

• What I want

  in Culture — by halfacanuck — on Sep 15, 2004

• Ads activist goes to court

  "The government is taking public property in the airways, licensing them to a small number of people, and is looking the other way as those people advance their own commercial interests and won't allow room for questioning."

  in Culture — by Jason Koulouras — on Sep 15, 2004

• Storms: 2 Laura: 0

  in Culture — by Laura Tisdale — on Sep 15, 2004

• Stanley Milgram - Legendary Psychologist and Explorer of "What Lies Beneath"

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Sep 15, 2004

• If you can't fight it - take it over!

  Nearly everyone who is anyone in the high brow art world has been trying to kill painting for almost 50 years now. Painting refuses to die.

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 15, 2004

• Frida Kahlo Homage call for artists

  A worldwide call for new artwork inspired or about Mexican virago Frida Kahlo.

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 15, 2004

• Voter Apathy? Couldn't be.

  in Culture — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 15, 2004

• New World Trade Center Site Renderings Draw Worries, Praise

  Blogger Felix Salmon was optimistic about the Freedom Tower, but he recently noted some concerns.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Sep 15, 2004

Sci/Tech

• 3 Notes and Runnin': Sample Ruling Protest

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 15, 2004

• Back to Methuselah

  Woody Allen said: "I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it through not dying." Would you want to live forever?

  in Sci/Tech — by Ken Lyen — on Sep 15, 2004

• Daily Digital News Digest

  for the week beginning 9-13-04

  in Sci/Tech — by Philippe Astor — on Sep 15, 2004

Music

• SMOKIE -The smoke still gleaming, almost 30 years with Terry Uttley

  "Smokie has never been in a better shape than now"-Terry Uttley

  in Music — by Joel Savage — on Sep 15, 2004

• Bonnie McKee Album Delayed ... No Wait, Moved Up ... Okay, Arriving Sept 28

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 15, 2004

• Citizen Cope - The Clarence Greenwood Recordings

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 15, 2004

• Doherty lashes out in song

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 15, 2004

• Kanye West not gospel enough for some

  News in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 15, 2004

Video

• DVD Releases For Week Beginning 13-09-2004

  Re-Issues for Re-Animator, amongst many others, and also a couple classic TV sets and so on.

  in Video — by Duke De Mondo — on Sep 15, 2004

• The Question of God

  An interesting program on The Question of God will be worth catching tonight on PBS.

  in Video — by Kevin Holtsberry — on Sep 15, 2004

Politics

• Not putting my money where my mouth is

  in Politics — by Screen Rant — on Sep 15, 2004

• MILLENNIUM BLUES

  in Politics — by Kable — on Sep 15, 2004

• The Democrat National Committee is absolutely right

  It tickled me to have a good reason to give a column a title like this. It doesn't happen every day.

  in Politics — by Al Barger — on Sep 15, 2004

• Here We Go Again

  John Kerry suggested Saturday night that Republicans may try to keep black voters from casting their ballots to help President Bush win in November.

  in Politics — by Evilwhiteguy — on Sep 15, 2004

Gaming

• PC Game Review: Doom 3

  Review in Gaming — by Dirk — on Sep 15, 2004