February 5, 2005 Archive

Music

• Music Playlist: Circus Songs

  The world's best playlist inspired by the circus.

  in Music — by Robert Burke — on Feb 05, 2005

• Meditations on the Grateful Dead circa 10/09/77

  I, wearing my headset at full volume, tense up as if a bomb has been dropped. I begin to open my mouth half expecting to sing a long with the next verse or the chorus. The boys seem to expect this to, playing the melody outright for a moment before realizing there is nothing left to sing. There are no more versus to sing, the chorus has been done.

  in Music — by Mat Brewster — on Feb 05, 2005

Politics

• The Democratic Response-Part One

  in Politics — by gtbecbp — on Feb 05, 2005

• Fox News, brought to you by pay per view porn....

  in Politics — by Big Time Patriot — on Feb 05, 2005

• don't think of an elephant! (review)

  in Politics — by Hal Pawluk — on Feb 05, 2005

• Chris Matthews - Newly Crowned "Big Giant Ass"

  Michelle Malkin calls it like it is. And I think it's appropriate to award Matthews an honorary title befitting this incident.

  in Politics — by David Flanagan — on Feb 05, 2005

Culture

• Secrets Of A Darkened Heart

  An original story I thought I'd share with you - self-preservation, love and denial

  in Culture — by Deepti Lamba — on Feb 05, 2005

• get a better remote control

  Massive quanities of remotes got you down? Then, it's time to simplify!

  in Culture — by bettergetter — on Feb 05, 2005

• Invasive Psychiatry

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Feb 05, 2005

• Shelter Stories

  The Homeless. I spend 40 hours/week with the population, working at a shelter. These are stories from the shelter.

  in Culture — by Pete Petrisko — on Feb 05, 2005

• Pay your damn taxes!

  in Culture — by Lono — on Feb 05, 2005

Video

• Name Droppings (a movie and screening review of After the Sunset)

  in Video — by Lucas Brachish — on Feb 05, 2005

• The Man Who Knew Too Much Review

  I suppose if you were to pick anyone to remake the classic Alfred Hitchcock film The Man Who Knew Too Much, Hitchock himself would not a bad choice. And that is just what the master of suspense did in 1956. In fact this version feels more like an extended, director's cut than a remake.

  in Video — by Mat Brewster — on Feb 05, 2005

• Mini Movie Reviews

  in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Feb 05, 2005

• Sci-Fi Channel Original Review: Chupacarbra: Dark Seas

  in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Feb 05, 2005

• The Office

  in Video — by Daryl Sng — on Feb 05, 2005

Books

• Darwin Alone in the Universe - a review of m.a.c. farrant's latest

  in Books — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Feb 05, 2005

• Agnes's problem

  It was 1658. Agnes Bowker, 27, a spinster and domestic servant found herself with a difficult, but hardly unusual problem ...

  in Books — by Natalie Bennett — on Feb 05, 2005

• Hand Written Letters Are Better Letters

  In a world of email and instant messages, a handwritten letter can be a welcome relief.

  Review in Books — by Roger Asbury — on Feb 05, 2005

• Weiner: Time, Love, Memory—My DNA Made Me Do It!

  Not since the Age of Enlightenment have we seen such a crew of intellectual cutthroats, divinely assured of their place in history.

  in Books — by DrPat — on Feb 05, 2005

Sci/Tech

• Get sick, go bankrupt: an American tale

  A new study shows that half the personal bankruptcies in America are linked to medical bills. 76% of filers actually had insurance coverage.

  in Sci/Tech — by Barry Campbell — on Feb 05, 2005

• Study: Spam costing companies $22 billion a year

  in Sci/Tech — by Ken Edwards — on Feb 05, 2005

Gaming

• Since When is a 10-Hour Video Game "Short?"

  in Gaming — by Matt Paprocki — on Feb 05, 2005

• Tiger Woods 2004 Game Boy Advance Review

  in Gaming — by Matt Paprocki — on Feb 05, 2005

• Madden Really Does Have Some Competition This Year

  in Gaming — by Matt Paprocki — on Feb 05, 2005