September 18, 2004 Archive

Politics

• BALLISTIC BOLSHIE

  in Politics — by Kable — on Sep 18, 2004

• Piling On

  When the Kerry campaign is busy destroying itself, why would their opponents interfere?

  in Politics — by Harry Forbes — on Sep 18, 2004

• Polls a Sham?

  More on the inaccuracies of the polls and the Electoral Vote Predictor.

  in Politics — by Brendan Creecy — on Sep 18, 2004

• Cheney Thinks He Knows What True Leadership Is

  in Politics — by Justin Delabar — on Sep 18, 2004

• President Bush Stands Athwart The Globe, A Colossus

  It's All Over...

  in Politics — by RJ Elliott — on Sep 18, 2004

Video

• Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom

  in Video — by Daryl Sng — on Sep 18, 2004

• Adverse Opinion

  in Video — by David Fiore — on Sep 18, 2004

• There She Is: Miss America

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 18, 2004

• Zatoichi

  BrendoMan joins BlogCritics and writes about the Blind Swordsman.

  in Video — by Brendan Creecy — on Sep 18, 2004

• Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

  Imagination is the name of the game in Kerry Conran's lushly realized Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.

  in Video — by Amber Grapestain — on Sep 18, 2004

Music

• Concert Review: Rich Robinson

  in Music — by Chris Beaumont — on Sep 18, 2004

• Jet Gets Born

  in Music — by Manny Hernandez — on Sep 18, 2004

• Keane Concert Review

  in Music — by John McClain — on Sep 18, 2004

• Reggae Music Presented In Poetry By Mutabaruka

  "Every religion and political ideology oppresses women, because every religion was created by men" - Mutabaruka.

  Opinion in Music — by Joel Savage — on Sep 18, 2004

Culture

• Our three point plan

  in Culture — by Jim Carruthers — on Sep 18, 2004

• The Art Grubs

  This couple's voracity for eating food, any food, at Washington, DC art openings is legendary.

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 18, 2004

• Two Lesbians in Every Pot!

  in Culture — by Brian Lewandowski — on Sep 18, 2004

• Krytonite lock picking videos - "Videre est credere"

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Sep 18, 2004

• Linton Kwesi Johnson and his Dub Poetry

  Joel Savage profiles pioneering dub poet Linton Kwesi Johnson

  Opinion in Culture — by Joel Savage — on Sep 18, 2004

Books

• Warbloggers vs. Space Nazis

  in Books — by N.Z. Bear — on Sep 18, 2004

• Tey's "Sing Sands" - Worse over time

  This classic British mystery has not held up well

  in Books — by David Weinberger — on Sep 18, 2004

• The Bookman's Promise - by John Dunning

  in Books — by Tony Dalmyn — on Sep 18, 2004

• Retro - by Loren D. Estleman

  in Books — by Tony Dalmyn — on Sep 18, 2004

Sci/Tech

• Signs of Success

  To their teachers' amazement, the Nicaraguan children started communicating with each other through a unique system of hand gestures. A new sign language was being born right in front of their very eyes.

  in Sci/Tech — by Ken Lyen — on Sep 18, 2004