November 2, 2004 Archive

Politics

• It's a Helluva Nail-biter

  The day has finally dawned. The US Presidential Election. Oh me, oh my. My stomach is in knots, I have a caffeine induced headache, and I'm prowling the flat virtually glued to the internet for any news.

  in Politics — by Kirsten Cameron — on Nov 02, 2004

• Electronic voting machine problems

  in Politics — by Steve Rhodes — on Nov 02, 2004

• THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW

  in Politics — by Kable — on Nov 02, 2004

• You think American Political Culture Has Degenerated?

  in Politics — by David Fiore — on Nov 02, 2004

• Bayhs, Bargers, Gun Control and Family Traditions

  A lot of this difference no doubt comes from our different family traditions.

  in Politics — by Al Barger — on Nov 02, 2004

• Controversial Dutch Filmmaker Murdered

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 02, 2004

• election day blues, from a non U.S. citizen

  in Politics — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Nov 02, 2004

• Chief Justice Mario M. Cuomo?

  in Politics — by bookofjoe — on Nov 02, 2004

• ZOGBY: Virginia tied, NC within 3%

  in Politics — by Thad Anderson — on Nov 02, 2004

• Mission Accomplished

  Ballot cast, volunteering done, we await the result and contemplate the future.

  in Politics — by Natalie Davis — on Nov 02, 2004

• Polls Schedule

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 02, 2004

• The Presidency: "crown jewel of the American penal system"

  Why would anyone want to be president, especially now? Two words: action and power.

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 02, 2004

• bin Laden and the Holmes-Moriarty Problem

  The New Tape and What We Can't Conclude From It

  in Politics — by Winston Smith — on Nov 02, 2004

• Thanks, and VOTE!

  Joan Vennochi illustrates the blind faith of zealous campaign finance reformers

  in Politics — by Harry Forbes — on Nov 02, 2004

• Endorsements, Such As They Are

  Hitchens flip-flops, Kaus goes insane.

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 02, 2004

• Nice to Know – The Crap is already Flying

  in Politics — by Marlowe — on Nov 02, 2004

• Voting Observations

  in Politics — by Craig Lyndall — on Nov 02, 2004

• A Bush/Kerry Split on Google?

  in Politics — by Kiersten Marek — on Nov 02, 2004

• Questions for the Bush & Kerry Supporters

  One thing I value is consistency, so I'm very interested to see the reaction to a reversed repeat of 2000.

  in Politics — by Mike Kole — on Nov 02, 2004

• Hundred Acres endorses itself for president

  Saying its more entertaining than the other candidates, it becomes an unofficial candidate in the 2004 presidential election.

  in Politics — by Mr. Real Estate — on Nov 02, 2004

• First election results

  in Politics — by lklawless — on Nov 02, 2004

• What Happens When Libertarians Win High Office?

  Myth: If a Libertarian is elected, government will devolve into anarchy and chaos.

  in Politics — by Mike Kole — on Nov 02, 2004

• Florida Voting Machine Broken

  One out of five voting machines not working as Precinct 4068 in Delray Beach, Florida opens.

  in Politics — by All American Investor — on Nov 02, 2004

• US Deploys Anti-Satellite Weapon

  in Politics — by Niraj — on Nov 02, 2004

• Election day and cell phones

  in Politics — by Lono — on Nov 02, 2004

• Courts: Stay away from voters, GOP

  Federal courts in the battleground state of Ohio have handed the Republicans a setback in using the third scheme in this election.

  in Politics — by Mac Diva — on Nov 02, 2004

• Bringing It All Back Home

  So then, the judgment is in your hands. I humbly await your verdict.

  in Politics — by Al Barger — on Nov 02, 2004

• My Final State-By-State Presidential Election Predictions

  And the winner is...

  in Politics — by RJ Elliott — on Nov 02, 2004

• Bin Laden--Why Do We Listen?

  I have no time for Bin Laden's video, and I wish Republicans felt the same way.

  in Politics — by Matt Freelove — on Nov 02, 2004

Books

• 20th Century Eightball

  in Books — by Paul De Angelis — on Nov 02, 2004

• Islands in the Clickstream: Reflections on Life in a Digital World - Richard Thieme, 2004

  in Books — by Hilary Caws-Elwitt — on Nov 02, 2004

• Alfred Hitchcock: A Life in Darkness and Light

  The latest biography of Alfred Hitchcock is a treasure trove of information about the director, the Hollywood studio system, and more.

  in Books — by Bill Wallo — on Nov 02, 2004

• Achewood

  Chris Onstad's online strip in a real paper collection...

  in Books — by Bill Sherman — on Nov 02, 2004

Sci/Tech

• The Low Carb Craze--Don't Let The Door Hit You In The Ass

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Matt Freelove — on Nov 02, 2004

• VOTING IS A GAS.

  in Sci/Tech — by copygodd — on Nov 02, 2004

• HOLY BLING, BATMAN!

  in Sci/Tech — by copygodd — on Nov 02, 2004

Music

• Bob Dylan: Shock Rocker

  Wallpaper rock. 12 bar progressions. Guitar licks. Drum fills. Into this tuneless desert Dylan spat his lyric in a cadence unknown to poets, rappers, auctioneers, or his audience.

  in Music — by CW Fisher — on Nov 02, 2004

• Richard Buckner- Dents and Shells

  ...the owner of a ridiculously burnished voice that invites overbaked comparisons to old leather, mellow whiskey and prairie afternoons.

  in Music — by John Owen — on Nov 02, 2004

• Jay Z and R Kelly tour ends early

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Nov 02, 2004

• Everything I've Got in My Pocket

  Singer turned actress Minnie Driver returns again to song in her debut release.

  in Music — by Bill Wallo — on Nov 02, 2004

• Carcass country?

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Nov 02, 2004

• Travis - Singles

  in Music — by Gordon S. Miller — on Nov 02, 2004

Video

• Is Jim Sheridan hitting the magic stick?

  Just my two cents about the casting of 50 Cent...

  in Video — by Drew Feinberg — on Nov 02, 2004

Culture

• Ancient iPod Found in Egypt

  in Culture — by Darren Rowse — on Nov 02, 2004

• Best ways to live your Life - youarenotgod style

  in Culture — by Maynas — on Nov 02, 2004