October 7, 2004 Archive

Culture

• Say Goodbye to the Check Float

  Go for that overdraft protection your bank offers. You may need it by the end of October, when the "check float" goes away.

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

• Exposure: A Short History Of Bleach

  Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti gets off on bleach...

  Opinion in Culture — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Oct 07, 2004

• painting | blog

  in Culture — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Oct 07, 2004

• Lennon Drawings

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 07, 2004

• Costume Time Again

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 07, 2004

• Wall Decor as "Art"

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Oct 07, 2004

• 'White Power' Music Targets Teens

  These people want a society in which white supremacy remains the status quo.

  Opinion in Culture — by Mac Diva — on Oct 07, 2004

Politics

• Republicans - Running Scared

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

• Is he a dope?

  If you know who "he" is, you've answered the question already.

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

• Election 2004 Debate 2: Natalie Davis and Mike Kole

  in Politics — by Dawn Olsen — on Oct 07, 2004

• Iraq Invasion Justification No. 54,304,321

  Uh, why did we invade again?

  in Politics — by Justin Delabar — on Oct 07, 2004

• YOU MEAN IT WASN'T A DREAM?

  in Politics — by copygodd — on Oct 07, 2004

• Somewhere under the Rainbow

  Display gay "rainbow" symbol at your desks, bank tells employees. Of course, it's all ever so "voluntary", you know...

  in Politics — by Kathy Shaidle — on Oct 07, 2004

• Think Malpractice insurance doesn't cost YOU?

  in Politics — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Oct 07, 2004

• Kerry camp focuses on online ads

  The age of Internet advertising is arriving.

  in Politics — by Mac Diva — on Oct 07, 2004

Music

• Cd Review- The Go-Betweens Re-Releases: Liberty Belle, Tallulah, and 16 Lovers Lane- Jetset Records 2004

  in Music — by Jen Rajkowski — on Oct 07, 2004

• The Duke Listens To "No Wicked Heart Shall Prosper" By Selfish Cunt

  Kids nowadays. What the hell kind of band name is that? What's wrong with The Friendly Lads or maybe The Sexy Duke's?

  in Music — by Duke De Mondo — on Oct 07, 2004

• Thelonious Monk - Monk’s Music

  in Music — by El Bicho — on Oct 07, 2004

• Anguilla's Tranquility Jazz Festival

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

• Sandy Dillon Nobody's Sweetheart

  Review of veteran UK singer Sandy Dillon's first US Release.

  in Music — by Jim Schwab — on Oct 07, 2004

• Virgin Gets the Dance Music Right On Virgin Records' Dance Hits

  To bring the club home, exercise or dance, pick up this collection.

  in Music — by Bill Lamb — on Oct 07, 2004

• DR. ALBAN : THE DENTIST MUSICIAN

  "His music portrays his African background, wherever he is"

  in Music — by Joel Savage — on Oct 07, 2004

• Jazz Moods – Twilight in Rio

  in Music — by El Bicho — on Oct 07, 2004

Video

• The Duke On "Wimbeldon"

  Lovely Kirsten plays some tennis. Obviously demanding of our respect and attention.

  in Video — by Duke De Mondo — on Oct 07, 2004

• DVD Review: Super Size Me

  in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Oct 07, 2004

• The Front

  Of all the films about McCarthyism, The Front affected me the most profoundly. It is the finest film on this topic.

  in Video — by Ken Lyen — on Oct 07, 2004

• Wife Swap explains why Libs & Cons will never agree

  in Video — by Screen Rant — on Oct 07, 2004

Sci/Tech

• The Long Tail

  With entertainment digitized, the blockbuster hit is not as important

  in Sci/Tech — by Bruce Kratofil — on Oct 07, 2004

• THE ULTIMATE GEEK WORKOUT SYSTEM.

  in Sci/Tech — by copygodd — on Oct 07, 2004

Books

• Angst Boy #7

  in Books — by ZMethos — on Oct 07, 2004

• Book Review: The Silent Woman: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes by Janet Malcolm

  In The Silent Woman, Janet Malcolm allegedly examines the biographies of Sylvia Plath to create a book about Plath’s afterlife.

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

• Islands

  Secrets abound in Charleston. but it's the secrets which lie in the unspoken dark which are the most dangerous...

  in Books — by NancyGail — on Oct 07, 2004