articles published on December 29, 2004 Archive

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Lasers: A New Method Of Terror?
Will an airplane be brought down by a laser beam?

in Politics — by RJ Elliott — on Dec 29, 2004
A Democrat for Free Market Tax Reform
This is not the first time that Tom Vilsack has talked tax reform but in the past, such talks have usually evaporated shortly after the first scrimmages in the state legislature.

in Politics — by Tom Donelson — on Dec 29, 2004
Social Security: The Moral Case for Reform
The future of Social Security is at stake.

in Politics — by Tom Donelson — on Dec 29, 2004
RUMSFELD ADMITS TO ADDITIONAL MILITARY SHOOT-DOWNS.

in Politics — by copygodd — on Dec 29, 2004
Dumpster Bust Keeping It Real Politik: Iraq 2004 = Vietnam 1966?

in Politics — by Eric Berlin — on Dec 29, 2004
WWUD?

in Politics — by spiderleaf — on Dec 29, 2004

Cuban Woman as Southern Fidelio

in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Dec 29, 2004
RFID - Please stay away, if you have privacy concerns!

in Culture — by Businessorati — on Dec 29, 2004
"Twinkie Chefs, Start Your Ovens"

in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Dec 29, 2004
Last Words: Return of the Son of the Bad Eagle Massacre
First of all, sensitivity to the feelings of others is an important, but highly overrated as a value in our culture.

in Culture — by Al Barger — on Dec 29, 2004
Thinking outside the box

in Culture — by Thomas Ek — on Dec 29, 2004
Getflics: The Royal Scam

in Culture — by Aaman Lamba — on Dec 29, 2004
Day By Day for December 29, 2004
Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for December 29, 2004

Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Dec 29, 2004
Endangered Tribes
The endangered, possibly lost, tribes of the Andamans

in Culture — by Aaman Lamba — on Dec 29, 2004

Fevers, Delirium and, Perhaps, Discovery
In a mystery about the discovery of malaria's vector, The Calcutta Chromosome is a feverish account of infection by a meme.

in Books — by DrPat — on Dec 29, 2004
Looking at the French
Our Oldest Enemy: A History of America’s Disastrous Relationship With France is a needed text for any Americans who want to understand modern day France. John Miller and Mark Molesky lay out the history of our relationship with France as well as the intellectual basis for the present French Foreign Policy.

in Books — by Tom Donelson — on Dec 29, 2004

Movies for the Weekends
It is nice to see films in which character development and good script writing takes precedence.

in Video — by Tom Donelson — on Dec 29, 2004
DVD: The Fog of War
I found only one other review of this film here, so here's another one.

in Video — by Triniman — on Dec 29, 2004
The Merchant of Venice (2004)

in Video — by Gordon S. Miller — on Dec 29, 2004
King Arthur, one of the worst films of the year now on DVD
King Arthur is a boring, lazy movie by jaded filmmakers out to make a quick buck.

in Video — by Eric James — on Dec 29, 2004
Transatlantic - Live In Europe DVD Review

in Video — by Paul Roy — on Dec 29, 2004
Super Size Me
Yanks are a nation of bloated slobs who keep cramming it in. The number of overweight yanks has doubled since 1980 and obesity now ranks as 2nd to smoking in terms of number of preventable deaths every year.

in Video — by Finkleman — on Dec 29, 2004
Movie Review: The Life Aquatic

in Video — by Scott Pepper — on Dec 29, 2004

The Cult of Mac
A history, in words and pictures, of the People Who Love Macs.

in Sci/Tech — by Lisa McKay — on Dec 29, 2004