February 3, 2005 Archive

Politics

• A Democrat Caught In The Headlights?

  In their response the Bush's SOU speech last night, Pelosi & Reid had a dazed look on their faces. Dare I say, they looked like Democrats caught in the headlights?

  in Politics — by David Flanagan — on Feb 03, 2005

• I Told You It Would Happen

  I said it would happen. Common Iraqis are getting fed up with terrorism and taking matters into their own hands.

  in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on Feb 03, 2005

• State of the Union Speech

  A new term. The same speech.

  in Politics — by NancyGail — on Feb 03, 2005

• The lost and bewildered

  Watching the State of the Union message last night, one could feel the bewilderment and pain of Democrats.

  in Politics — by Harry Forbes — on Feb 03, 2005

• "You're Right. I'm Wrong."

  Thanks to Iraq, I'm tired of being a "liberal progressive." Seriously.

  in Politics — by Shark — on Feb 03, 2005

• Postcards from the Edge

  in Politics — by Brian Lewandowski — on Feb 03, 2005

• Short on Fans in Louisiana...

  Howard Dean, front-runner for chairman of the Democratic Party, will have a hard time increasing party support in "red" states...

  in Politics — by vinturella — on Feb 03, 2005

Video

• "American Idol" Season Four - Hollywood Preview

  in Video — by Scott Pepper — on Feb 03, 2005

• Woolf's Long Hours: Virginia Woolf's Temporal Lobe

  in Video — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Feb 03, 2005

• The Woodsman: Upping the Ante of Drama

  in Video — by Chase McInerney — on Feb 03, 2005

Sci/Tech

• m:robe 500i -- Worst Product Name of the 21st Century

  in Sci/Tech — by bookofjoe — on Feb 03, 2005

• "Frank Must Die" -- The Sequel

  in Sci/Tech — by bookofjoe — on Feb 03, 2005

• Are We Journalists or Gadflies?

  in Sci/Tech — by Margaret Romao Toigo — on Feb 03, 2005

Music

• CD/DVD Review: Pernice Brothers' 'Nobody's Listening/Nobody's Watching'

  The Pernice Brothers' first live album is good, just not as good as their classic studio works, GRADE: B

  in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Feb 03, 2005

• Judas Priest - Angel of Retribution

  Angel of Retribution, in stores March 1, 2005, is the 16th studio album by Judas Priest in 28 years and features the return of original vocalist Rob Halford, last heard on 1990’s Painkiller.

  in Music — by Triniman — on Feb 03, 2005

• CD Review: Mötley Crüe's Red, White & Crüe

  A near-perfect compilation from Mötley Crüe... GRADE: B

  in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Feb 03, 2005

• MP3s from the New Donewaiting.com Album

  in Music — by Robert Duffy — on Feb 03, 2005

• Lamb of God Banned From L.A. Show

  Lamb of God are banned from appearing in a venue in Los Angeles controlled by the Faithful Central Bible Church.

  News in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Feb 03, 2005

• DVD Review: Andrew Lloyd Webber - Masterpiece

  Calling it a "masterpiece" might be a stretch.

  in Music — by Matt Freelove — on Feb 03, 2005

• Ray Charles: Genius Won't Go Away

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Feb 03, 2005

• CD Review: RPWL

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Feb 03, 2005

• So Solid Man charged with murder

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Feb 03, 2005

• The Postal Service - "We Will Become Silhouettes" single

  in Music — by Caryn Rose — on Feb 03, 2005

Culture

• ‘Short Shorts’ Party to Kick Off Jamaica Carnival, February 12, 2005

  in Culture — by Angela Chen Shui — on Feb 03, 2005

• "They've given you a number and taken away your name"

  In the jury pool for the Michael Jackson case.

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Feb 03, 2005

• In A Crowded WorLd....

  Come on.... sureLy it's crossed your miNd....

  in Culture — by vOyA — on Feb 03, 2005

• Day By Day for February 03, 2005

  Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for February 03, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Feb 03, 2005

• Whither Integration?

  As I look around, I see a more pernicious form of segregation today than I saw 30 years ago. It appears to me that we are moving farther and farther away from a "color blind" society and closer and closer to a more subtle, but no less distinct, form of segregation.

  in Culture — by dietdoc — on Feb 03, 2005

Books

• I'll Scratch Feuerbach, You Scratch Mind

  in Books — by David Fiore — on Feb 03, 2005

• Cafe Haiku by Zenbu Nometa and Jeffrey Goldsmith

  An American photographer and a Japanese poet met in a New York City café.

  in Books — by Anna Creech — on Feb 03, 2005

• The Mad Monks' Guide to New York City

  "Uh huh, you mean that same one that be down Second and Tenth?" says the one on his right, wearing a skimpy blouse button bared. "No, what chu talking. I mean that one, you know, the other day down First and Third." "You crazy, that was Tenth." "No, Third." "Second and Tenth. you crazy?"

  in Books — by Michael Walsh — on Feb 03, 2005