September 29, 2004 Archive

Culture

• Lucy Hogg's American Solo Debut in Washington, DC

  One of Canada's best known painters may just have rescued painting from the dustbin of art history... has she?

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 29, 2004

• What should the new DC baseball team be called?

  WOW! Washington, DC has a baseball team! What should we call them?

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 29, 2004

• Dali: The 20th Century's Second Greatest Artist!

  Salvador Dali overcame scandal to become (after Picasso) the most influential and important artist of the 20th century. Score two for Spain!

  Opinion in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 29, 2004

• Goodbye Scott Muni

  [...] I spent hours and hours listening to Scott Muni on WNEW-FM. The low rumble and deep timbre of his voice flowed through my headphones as I learned and listened about the Rolling STones, Pink Floyd [...] His cadence, casualness and immense knowledge of music influenced me and fueled my desire to learn about music and to fulfill my dream [...]

  in Culture — by Allan Karl — on Sep 29, 2004

• New York Radio D.J. Scott Muni - R.I.P.

  in Culture — by Matt Wardlaw — on Sep 29, 2004

• Mac Hack: Safari Print Button

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Sep 29, 2004

• ATOMIZED SECRETS

  Hunter S.Thompson, Kingdom of Fear, Cold-War, Patriotism, North Korea, satellite images, missile testing,

  Opinion in Culture — by Kable — on Sep 29, 2004

Politics

• George Bush Kept His Focus

  in Politics — by True Focus — on Sep 29, 2004

• Nipplegate Comes to Fine Conclusion

  Opinion in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 29, 2004

• George W. Bush, Home Town Hero Putz

  Arrogance is no substitute for competence.

  in Politics — by Hal Pawluk — on Sep 29, 2004

• George Bush's Advantage

  in Politics — by Art Green — on Sep 29, 2004

• Klingons commit to Kerry

  But, they are not merely voting against a shameful example of leadership. They admire Kerry as a fellow warrior.

  in Politics — by Mac Diva — on Sep 29, 2004

• The Back-Door Draft, Part II: Coerced Re-Enlistment

  in Politics — by Hal Pawluk — on Sep 29, 2004

• I wasn't using my civil liberties anyway...

  in Politics — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 29, 2004

• Anti-wars and the tally-ho fraternity raise hell at Labour Conference

  While the anti-war and pro-hunting brigades whine on, the real issues in Britain remain ignored.

  in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Sep 29, 2004

• Stripping the courts of jurisdiction

  in Politics — by M. Sean Fosmire — on Sep 29, 2004

• Florida voters fearing déjà vu

  Where there is smoke...there is fire. Looks like there are election problems in Florida yet again....ethics be dammed

  in Politics — by Jason Koulouras — on Sep 29, 2004

• Constitution Party reflects Christian Right

  The CP differs from the Libertarians mainly in its explicit embrace of religion.

  in Politics — by Mac Diva — on Sep 29, 2004

Gaming

• Xbox Review: Fable

  Review in Gaming — by Ken Edwards — on Sep 29, 2004

Video

• What's It Like When A Professional Actor Does A High-Stakes TV Audition?

  in Video — by Joe Gandelman — on Sep 29, 2004

• MOVIE REVIEW: Dig!

  See it even if you don't follow, or even like, indie rock.

  in Video — by Jon Sobel — on Sep 29, 2004

• On Killing Bill a Second Time

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 29, 2004

• Lavishly Praising Bloodbaths

  in Video — by Robert Nagle — on Sep 29, 2004

Music

• Reginald R. Robinson: Congrats, You're a Genius

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 29, 2004

• If These Walls Could Talk

  in Music — by MuzikMan — on Sep 29, 2004

• YOUSSOU N'DOUR : Dominates world music with African rhythm

  "Music is irresistible" -Youssou N'dour

  in Music — by Joel Savage — on Sep 29, 2004

• SALIF KEITA : THE GOLDEN VOICE OF AFRICA

  "His music has won him thousands of fans globally"

  in Music — by Joel Savage — on Sep 29, 2004

• FeldFunker's Electroclash Weekly #2

  This week: Karl Bartos, Ellen Allien

  in Music — by Bjoern — on Sep 29, 2004

• Miranda Sound Mini-Tour

  in Music — by Robert Duffy — on Sep 29, 2004

• Oliva on ProgPower

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 29, 2004

• Cantat returns to France to do his time

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 29, 2004

• Weezer news

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 29, 2004

• Three Songs: Dancing like there's no tomorrow

  Ecstasy twisted out of despair, relentless beats fighting against the hopelessness of the worlds described in their lyrics.

  in Music — by Daryl Sng — on Sep 29, 2004

• Raspberries Rehearsing

  in Music — by The Proprietor — on Sep 29, 2004

• Jean Michel Pilc at the Jazz Bakery

  in Music — by LeRoy Downs — on Sep 29, 2004

• Regina Carter at Catalinas Bar and Grill

  in Music — by LeRoy Downs — on Sep 29, 2004

• LeRoy Downs at the 47th Annual Monterey Jazz Festival

  in Music — by LeRoy Downs — on Sep 29, 2004

• LeRoy Downs experiences Classical music at the Hollywood Bowl!

  in Music — by LeRoy Downs — on Sep 29, 2004

Sci/Tech

• .Mac bumps up storage capacity, improves mail

  in Sci/Tech — by Ken Edwards — on Sep 29, 2004

• Kleptones

  Take hip-hop and samples and mix with riffs from Queen and you have the best album you can't buy.

  in Sci/Tech — by Jim Carruthers — on Sep 29, 2004

• MTV, Machinima and the Second Coming of The Sims

  ... just because MTV is remaking existing clips using these game engines, there is absolutely nothing suggesting that the viewer trying their hand at machinima should be doing anything so mundane.

  in Sci/Tech — by Tama — on Sep 29, 2004

• Terabyte Optical Storage Disks the Size of a DVD

  in Sci/Tech — by Triniman — on Sep 29, 2004

Sports

• Ex-Expos

  in Sports — by Jim Carruthers — on Sep 29, 2004

Books

• Getting Things Done, David Allen

  in Books — by Dirk — on Sep 29, 2004

• Reading The Haitian Landscape

  The grim stories from Haiti over the past couple of weeks are even more depressing than the steady drumbeat of bad news we've heard from there all year. An exploration of the Haitian landscape

  in Books — by Koranteng — on Sep 29, 2004