March 2, 2005 Archive

Politics

• America's Robot Army?

  With the wars in the Middle East the government has asked precious little of American civilians. The only price being paid by this country is in American lives.

  in Politics — by Travis Marshall — on Mar 02, 2005

• HST is dead—get over it

  Hunter S. Thompson managed to fool the Leftists who clung on to him - if only they knew the truth about the "Good" Doctor.

  in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Mar 02, 2005

• Shooting the Messenger

  in Politics — by Terry Turner — on Mar 02, 2005

• Condi, Barnier and Bush Tag Team Syria

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Mar 02, 2005

• You Gotta Spend Money to Spend Money

  Your local tax dollars could be used to keep Washington from saving your federal tax dollars.

  in Politics — by Terry Turner — on Mar 02, 2005

• The Supreme Court Fumbles

  The Supreme Court makes a big mistake taking capital punishment decisions for minors out of the hands of a jury.

  in Politics — by Matt Freelove — on Mar 02, 2005

• Social Security vs. Medicare

  in Politics — by Terry Turner — on Mar 02, 2005

Video

• "American Idol" - The Next Four Eliminations

  in Video — by Scott Pepper — on Mar 02, 2005

• SNL's Lorne Michaels Feted Tonight on PBS

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Mar 02, 2005

• Bombs Over Baghdad

  “Gunner Palace” was made by Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein. They follow a field artillery unit in Baghdad

  in Video — by Laron Cue — on Mar 02, 2005

• Out of Sight Review

  It's hard to claim indi cred when you are picking up Jaws and Animal House.

  in Video — by Mat Brewster — on Mar 02, 2005

Music

• Vicious Cycle

  in Music — by Terry Turner — on Mar 02, 2005

• Neal Morse Becomes One With His Maker

  As Neal Morse continues to grow personally, his musical direction determinedly follows. Testimony was his first solo outing since leaving Spock’s Beard.

  in Music — by MuzikMan — on Mar 02, 2005

• Regina Spektor's Soviet Kitsch

  in Music — by Todd A. Price — on Mar 02, 2005

• Daily Music and Tech News

  I miss At The Drive In, parents monitor kids speed, E*Trade fights fraud, teacher caught with hand in cookie jar

  in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Mar 02, 2005

• CD review: Icon's debut

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Mar 02, 2005

• CD review: Not bad instrumental album

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Mar 02, 2005

• Concert Review: Tesla: Five Man Acoustical Jam 2/23/05

  in Music — by Chris Beaumont — on Mar 02, 2005

• U2 to Rehearse for Tour in Vancouver

  Will U2 bring politics with them during their tour preparation in Vancouver?

  Opinion in Music — by Jason Meltzer Patterson — on Mar 02, 2005

Sports

• An Example of a Clueless Sportswriter.

  For anyone who wonders how baseball players got away with the rampant use of steroids and human growth hormone under the noses of sportswriters, look no further than this article on Jason Giambi which appeared in the February 25 edition of The New York Post.

  in Sports — by Sal Marinello — on Mar 02, 2005

• Usher Now Part-Owner of NBA Cavaliers

  in Sports — by Eric Olsen — on Mar 02, 2005

Culture

• Oh No! Glenn Reynolds A Swarm Victim?

  Is there a "tongue-in-cheek" emoticon? Something good from "The Conservative Cat."

  in Culture — by David Flanagan — on Mar 02, 2005

• Margaret Atwood invents the virtual autograph

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Mar 02, 2005

• Christians and non both have similar parenting style

  The Barna Group shows that there really isn’t much difference in the way devote Christians and secular families raise their children.

  in Culture — by Eric James — on Mar 02, 2005

• Changes Afoot at the BBC?

  put more accurately, Blogcritics is like a (very) baby brother/daughter of the BBC, albeit multinational

  in Culture — by Jon Downs — on Mar 02, 2005

• Non Erotic, Sensual Nudes

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Mar 02, 2005

• Herb Marinated Octopussy

  in Culture — by Christopher Auman — on Mar 02, 2005

• BTK Regrets "Lame-Ass" Nickname.

  in Culture — by copygodd — on Mar 02, 2005

• Jacko Trial: Back to the Bashir Doc

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Mar 02, 2005

• When "Gone Phishing" Spells Trouble

  in Culture — by mpho — on Mar 02, 2005

• Review: Online Marketing Blog

  Lee is part of that growing number of professionals who use blogging as a kind of enforced discipline to stay up to date on their areas of expertise.

  in Culture — by Anita Campbell — on Mar 02, 2005

• Day By Day for March 02, 2005

  Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for March 02, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Mar 02, 2005

• A National Treasure...

  My class at Tulane the other night was spellbound by a septugenerian and hyper-entrepreneur named Joseph Wolf.

  in Culture — by vinturella — on Mar 02, 2005

• What Kind of Pajamas Do You Blog In?

  in Culture — by Dave Nalle — on Mar 02, 2005

Sci/Tech

• Ringtones

  in Sci/Tech — by Daryl Sng — on Mar 02, 2005

Books

• Nick Hornby's How to Be Good

  in Books — by Mat Brewster — on Mar 02, 2005

• Hunter Thompson and PJ O'Rourke: The limitations and influence of HST

  in Books — by Al Barger — on Mar 02, 2005

• Edward Weston & Tina Modotti. Love, Photos, Politics, Life

  Edward Weston had a genius' eye for pictures and for beautiful women. He and Modotti made love and pictures. Classics.

  in Books — by Howard Dratch — on Mar 02, 2005

Gaming

• PC Game Review: The Lord of the Rings - The Battle for Middle-Earth

  Neither Peter Jackson nor J.R.R. Tolkien could meddle with your decision for you are bound to be wiser then Elrond the half-elven.

  Review in Gaming — by Ayu — on Mar 02, 2005