November 18, 2004 Archive

Politics

• The CEO Presidency, Condoleezza Rice and Andrew Fastow ...

  in Politics — by Big Time Patriot — on Nov 18, 2004

• Maybe Republicrats isn't such a bad idea

  in Politics — by DuctapeFatwa — on Nov 18, 2004

• Maintaining the "public conversation"

  After winning 0 of the 11 recent ballot initiatives with the electorate, advocates of gay marriage return to litigation.

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

• Carolyn, this song's for you

  in Politics — by Jim Carruthers — on Nov 18, 2004

• Candidates challenge Diebold

  Ironically, electronic voting machines were introduced as a reform.

  in Politics — by Mac Diva — on Nov 18, 2004

• Canada Is Invaded

  in Politics — by Trebz — on Nov 18, 2004

• Clinton Library Opening

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 18, 2004

• Bush Against Science (Part 1)

  in Politics — by rageforward.com — on Nov 18, 2004

• No, Really, This Time I Mean It

  in Politics — by loid — on Nov 18, 2004

Books

• Soul of a Butterfly

  in Books — by Tom Donelson — on Nov 18, 2004

• Truth and Fiction in The Da Vinci Code

  in Books — by Doug Moore — on Nov 18, 2004

• Frank Lloyd Wright's Chicago

  in Books — by Michael Walsh — on Nov 18, 2004

• Ray: A Tribute

  An excellent homage to Ray Charles and a fascinating behind-the-scenes glimspe at the recent film, all rolled into one.

  in Books — by Bill Wallo — on Nov 18, 2004

• Lily Tuck wins National Book Award

  Lily Tuck from Minnesota was awarded the 2004 National Book Award for her fictionalized tale of Ella Lynch, the Irish-born mistress of 19th century Paraguayan dictator Francisco Solano Lopez, "The News From Paraguay"

  in Books — by Aaman Lamba — on Nov 18, 2004

• ART BOOKS: Urgent Architecture

  in Books — by Arte Six — on Nov 18, 2004

Culture

• BUT WALLSTREET WANTS TO KNOW...

  in Culture — by Marlowe — on Nov 18, 2004

• all blue gas charisma | the self-love sermon

  in Culture — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Nov 18, 2004

• All Media, All Malleable

  Lucas and Spielberg reedit their films if there's money to be made. But increasingly, it's the audience doing the reengineering.

  in Culture — by Ed Driscoll — on Nov 18, 2004

• The 50 Best Magazines

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Nov 18, 2004

• Note to Self: Shut Up

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

Music

• REVIEW: Howie Day - Stop all the world now

  in Music — by Christopher Auman — on Nov 18, 2004

• CD Review: Between The Dim And The Dark - Jump

  in Music — by Robert Burke — on Nov 18, 2004

• CD Review: Powerman 5000 - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Vol. 1 - Rare & Previously Unreleased '91-'96

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

• Camera Obscura- Biggest Bluest Hi-Fi, Merge Records 2004

  in Music — by Jen Rajkowski — on Nov 18, 2004

• Fainting Spell

  Uh, 10-4 Pig-Pen, what's yer 20? Omaha?! Well they oughta know what to do with them hogs out there fer sure.

  in Music — by Wally Bangs — on Nov 18, 2004

• A Grimly Fiendish Christmas?

  in Music — by Tim Hall — on Nov 18, 2004

• Poncho Sanchez- Instant Party

  Twelve jaw-dropping tracks from a criminally overlooked Latin Jazz pioneer.

  in Music — by John Owen — on Nov 18, 2004

• Covers of Cat Stevens Songs Playlist

  Enjoy Cat Stevens again without feeling guilty!

  in Music — by Robert Burke — on Nov 18, 2004

• Yes a Classy Group of People

  in Music — by Marlowe — on Nov 18, 2004

• Mini-Listen #26

  Out-of-print MADNESS!

  in Music — by Mark Saleski — on Nov 18, 2004

• U2 Back In the Center of the Action ON Blogcritics

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 18, 2004

Video

• Nicolas Cage Speaks About National Treasure, aka Raiders of the National Archives

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

• Sideways

  The beauty of Payne's work here is that you end up truly caring about all four people--something that is sadly lacking from most character-driven films.

  in Video — by Travis Marshall — on Nov 18, 2004

• Jimbo. Enough with the ocean, already.

  James Cameron, you filthy whore!

  in Video — by Drew Feinberg — on Nov 18, 2004

• DVD Review: Slayer - Still Reigning

  in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Nov 18, 2004

• Shrek 2 DVD Review

  in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Nov 18, 2004

Sci/Tech

• National Digital Newspaper Program

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 18, 2004

• Loo Loo Skip To My Loo

  The high tech revolution seems to have bypassed toilets. Minor advances are automatic flushing, dry flushing, toilet seat lining.

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