February 14, 2005 Archive

Culture

• Liquidinformation - I have seen the future of the internet, and it is sweet

  I'm just back from exploring one of the most extraordinary websites I've ever visited

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Feb 14, 2005

• For St. Valentine's Day

  "Hemingway wrote it. I fear that that is my romantic destiny: To be a broken hearted idiot. Nevertheless .. It is time for me and my hormones to seek appropriate feminine fellowship." - Opus - Bloom County

  in Culture — by Annie — on Feb 14, 2005

• The Drip Drip Drip of VD

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Feb 14, 2005

• Ask Metafilter - Where to go when Google shrugs

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Feb 14, 2005

• But Really, I Don't Want Anything...

  Casper considers the ghosts of St Valentine's Day.

  Opinion in Culture — by Casper — on Feb 14, 2005

• Video games in a nutshell

  Synopsis of the video game industry from the last 25 years

  in Culture — by Mike G — on Feb 14, 2005

• "I can feel the Holy Ghost, hallelujah"

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Feb 14, 2005

• Tampa Bay Business Journal features Business Blogging Awards contenders

  If our blog wins Best Real Estate Blog, we'll use our free ad to help promote tsunamis relief.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Feb 14, 2005

• Archiving Digital Photography (Part 4) Vulnerability and your strategy

  Many people have different definitions of permanent. Permanent might mean anything from a few hours to a few millennia depending on what you're talking about.

  in Culture — by Christopher Auman — on Feb 14, 2005

• Day By Day for February 14, 2005

  Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for February 14, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Feb 14, 2005

Video

• Scrubs - Good Impersonating Bad

  Scrubs will be imitating a typical sitcom during its February 15 episode, complete with all the cliches and conventions.

  in Video — by Joel Caris — on Feb 14, 2005

• Dumpster Busting TV: What the hell is wrong with Fox Television?

  in Video — by Eric Berlin — on Feb 14, 2005

Politics

• A federalist Iraq?

  On Arthur Chrenkoff's website, Mr.Chrenkoff linked to a piece dealing with federalism in Iraq.

  in Politics — by Tom Donelson — on Feb 14, 2005

• Bloglust?

  Was "Easongate" all about scoring another "Dan Rather"?

  in Politics — by David Flanagan — on Feb 14, 2005

• The French Revolution and Its Failure

  In the 18th century, two revolutions occurred and both unleashed forces that reverberate even today.

  in Politics — by Tom Donelson — on Feb 14, 2005

• Fear and Loathing on the Left

  I received a direct-mail solicitation from Nancy Pelosi that exemplifies the morass into which the Democratic Party has sunk.

  in Politics — by Pete Blackwell — on Feb 14, 2005

• Young Republican Interview

  Interview with a Bush Administration political appointee.

  in Politics — by Carpe Bonum — on Feb 14, 2005

• My Question for You

  in Politics — by gtbecbp — on Feb 14, 2005

Music

• New album releases, week of 2-15-2005

  in Music — by Al Barger — on Feb 14, 2005

• Eisley: Room Noises

  To describe Eisley's sound I've heard the names Sixpence None The Richer and Radiohead thrown around, though neither quite pin it.

  in Music — by The Theory — on Feb 14, 2005

• CTI Jazz - It's The Seventies Out There

  in Music — by Wally Bangs — on Feb 14, 2005

• Snubs for Canada's Juno Awards?

  Now that the Grammy's are over with, we can now turn our eyes to Canada to find folks in an uproar over the Juno Awards ceremony. In what is being called the "ultimate snub", Canadian music lovers are outraged by the news that Randy Bachman has not been invited to perform at this year's Juno Awards.

  in Music — by Thrasher — on Feb 14, 2005

• Strummer Train

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Feb 14, 2005

• Michael Jackson and the Grammys; Famous Friends to Testify

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Feb 14, 2005

• CD review: Living & Dying

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Feb 14, 2005

• CD review: It's a Heartbreak alright!

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Feb 14, 2005

• BEASTIE BOYS NOT PETA'S "POSTER BOYS"

  in Music — by Jason Meltzer Patterson — on Feb 14, 2005

• Cranky Grammy Thoughts

  "Well, country radio wouldn't play this record either. Look who's No. 1 now."

  in Music — by Mark Saleski — on Feb 14, 2005

• Playlist: World's Cheesiest Love Songs

  Alone on Valentine's Day? This will make you thankful you are!

  in Music — by Robert Burke — on Feb 14, 2005

• The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute

  in Music — by Craig Lyndall — on Feb 14, 2005

• MM in the dock

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Feb 14, 2005

• Music and Tech News Daily Digest

  This Morning's News Stories.

  in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Feb 14, 2005

• Watch Grammys -- Or Gouge Out Own Eyes?

  The opening ten minutes told me plenty about myself, my culture, and the coming Apocalypso; I want to share

  in Music — by Shark — on Feb 14, 2005

• CD Review: Mike Doughty - Skittish/Rockity Roll

  in Music — by Chris Beaumont — on Feb 14, 2005

• Melissa Etheridge is a hero

  in Music — by Lono — on Feb 14, 2005

• Grammy Winners

  The Grammy Awards once again provide ammunition for those who consider them irrelevant.

  in Music — by Chip Ross — on Feb 14, 2005

• Various Artists - New York Rocks: Original Punk Classics of the 70's

  in Music — by Caryn Rose — on Feb 14, 2005

• And the Grammy winners are...

  As usual, if you're dead - the sentimental Grammy tearducts just can't help but award you.

  in Music — by John Lars Ericson — on Feb 14, 2005

Sci/Tech

• Mozilla Firefox—Leaving IE Forever

  Friends told me for months I ought to move away from Internet Explorer as a browser. A disastrous backup finally convinced me.

  in Sci/Tech — by DrPat — on Feb 14, 2005

• Napster to Go - Thus Far a "No"

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Feb 14, 2005

Books

• The Ripple Effect by Dominic Holland

  in Books — by JasonR — on Feb 14, 2005

• Get on the (Cere)Bus-- Part II: issues #4-7

  in Books — by David Fiore — on Feb 14, 2005

• Hollow Point (A Valentine's Day fiction)

  The woman hands me a loaded gun, and I'm touched, instantly, as if she's given me a bouquet of roses...

  in Books — by mpho — on Feb 14, 2005