April 18, 2005 Archive

Culture

• NBA + Age Limit = Good For Basketball

  Opinion in Culture — by Tan The Man — on Apr 18, 2005

• The Papal Conclave - Day One

  `Round the Bend Comic for April 18, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Annie — on Apr 18, 2005

• Don't Drink the Kool-Aid

  Where have the conservatives gone? People who believe in the Constitution, freedom and liberty.

  Opinion in Culture — by Howard Dratch — on Apr 18, 2005

• Caption Contest

  Satire in Culture — by Temple Stark — on Apr 18, 2005

• Mad Max: Terror in San Antonio

  Carrying an homage to your favorite film too far can land you in jail, at least in Texas.

  Opinion in Culture — by DrPat — on Apr 18, 2005

• "Martha Stewart Living Radio" Coming to Sirius

  News in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Apr 18, 2005

• Day By Day for April 18, 2005

  Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for April 18, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Apr 18, 2005

• Downtown St. Petersburg condo-development present, waterfront highrise futures

  Highrise condos will give downtown St. Petersburg a new identity, say area experts.

  Opinion in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Apr 18, 2005

• Cerulean's Favorite Quotations

  "So ring the bells that still can ring. Forget your perfect offering. There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in." --Leonard Cohen

  Opinion in Culture — by Cerulean — on Apr 18, 2005

Music

• New album releases, week of 4-19-2005

  News in Music — by Al Barger — on Apr 18, 2005

• CD Review: Z-Trip's Shifting Gears

  Review in Music — by Michael Benning — on Apr 18, 2005

• The Who Sell Out - Should have used Odorono.

  The entire album is a light-hearted ode to triviality. The Who couldn't have done it if they hadn't somewhat surrendered to that mindset. The album is very effective because it does not have an obvious satiric edge. It is never bitter or biting, and it's the better for that.

  Review in Music — by Leoniceno — on Apr 18, 2005

• CD Review: Superheavygoatass - 60,000 Years

  Superheavygoatass bring the music, you bring the bong.

  Review in Music — by Wally Bangs — on Apr 18, 2005

• The Legends - Up Against the Legends

  Living up to their glorious title, Up Against the Legends proves the band’s ability to rock.

  Review in Music — by Crystal Erickson — on Apr 18, 2005

• CD Review: Living Colour - Live at CBGB

  Live at CBGB will tear the head clean off your body, even if the lyrics don’t always make the grade as well-argued and nuanced theses of dissent.

  Review in Music — by John Owen — on Apr 18, 2005

• DVD Review: Iggy Pop - Live San Fran 1981

  Great document of live Iggy Pop circa 1981.

  Review in Music — by Wally Bangs — on Apr 18, 2005

• Daily Music and Tech News: April 18, 2005

  bloggers can be mean, Sir Paul to tour, Google and Yahoo revenues up, Biotasty steak, Mozilla flaws, Musical phone

  News in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Apr 18, 2005

• Weekly Artist Overview: Love

  The 1960's produced no shortage of idiosyncratic, quirky bands. Bands that never quite transcended cult status, bands who produced work that stands among the best of the decade but remains little known, bands who never rose above underground status, bands who still elicit positive responses from those hearing them for the first time.

  Opinion in Music — by uao — on Apr 18, 2005

• Concert Review: Muse & Razorlight at the Tabernacle

  This was a very high-energy show that was carried on a dynamic crowd and Muse's epic sound.

  Review in Music — by Mark Runyon — on Apr 18, 2005

• CD Review: Victor Wooten - Soul Circus

  Review in Music — by Chris Beaumont — on Apr 18, 2005

• Its a wrap...no casualties that we know of...

  Opinion in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Apr 18, 2005

• Say what?

  Opinion in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Apr 18, 2005

• Little Charlie and the Nightcats-Nine Lives

  Review in Music — by Neal Gardner — on Apr 18, 2005

• White Stripes - Under Blackpool Lights

  Review in Music — by Lono — on Apr 18, 2005

• Umphrey’s McGee is Doing O.K.

  News in Music — by Gordon S. Miller — on Apr 18, 2005

Politics

• Real Liberal Values

  in Politics — by Jon Sobel — on Apr 18, 2005

• 'Oops, I violated the Constitution again' -- George Bush

  in Politics — by Big Time Patriot — on Apr 18, 2005

• Papal Conclave Begins

  in Politics — by Justene Adamec — on Apr 18, 2005

Gaming

• Girls, games, and a culture of hostility

  ...everything about the gaming world seems to reinforce a message about gaming belonging to the men and the boys.

  Opinion in Gaming — by Alisha Karabinus — on Apr 18, 2005

• MLB Sony PSP Review

  As of right now, the best portable baseball game available.

  Review in Gaming — by Matt Paprocki — on Apr 18, 2005

Books

• One Nation, Two Cultures - by Gertrude Himmelfarb

  Not the first book to identify the culture war, but one of the most penetrating examinations of its origins and consequences.

  Review in Books — by Tony Dalmyn — on Apr 18, 2005

• Book Review: The Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki

  A concise, readable, and thought provoking look at the challenges of entrepreneurship.

  Review in Books — by Kevin Holtsberry — on Apr 18, 2005

• David Schickler's Pulp Fiction

  Review in Books — by No Milk — on Apr 18, 2005

• Ancient Classics Discovered

  News in Books — by Niraj — on Apr 18, 2005

Tastes

• Cigar Industry Bands Together to Fight Taxation

  in Tastes — by Matthew Rosen — on Apr 18, 2005

• Finger Food: Chili at Wendy's

  Nail-biting and chili-eating at Wendy's...

  Opinion in Tastes — by DrPat — on Apr 18, 2005

Sci/Tech

• Adobe to Buy Macromedia for $3.4 billion

  This is a bombshell. What will happen with all the overlap in software lines?

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Ken Edwards — on Apr 18, 2005

• thepiratebay.org to RIAA/MPAA etc : GO SCREW YOURSELF

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by trenchier — on Apr 18, 2005

• Dumpster Bust Radio #4: Pods Are Mod, Since You Asked…

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Eric Berlin — on Apr 18, 2005

• Make Money Online - Only Not

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Regina Avalos — on Apr 18, 2005

• Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical

  Microsoft isn't known for their hardware, but they do produce a healthy line of optical mice. The IntelliMouse Optical is a an impressive staple in this line.

  Review in Sci/Tech — by Nicholas Roussos — on Apr 18, 2005

• Misspelt Universe

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Spincycle — on Apr 18, 2005

• RIAA Bullshit ?

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by trenchier — on Apr 18, 2005

Video

• Tom Snyder Has Leukemia

  News in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Apr 18, 2005

• American Idols Past: Aiken Smacks Bullies, Aids Disabled

  News in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Apr 18, 2005

• FDR: A Presidency Revealed

  Review in Video — by Frank Giovinazzi — on Apr 18, 2005

• Chris Rock Never Scared

  Hosted by Washington D.C.’s DAR Constitution Hall, the comedian puts out one of the most powerful performances to date, gaining much inspiration from another rocky year of living in the U.S.

  Review in Video — by Crystal Erickson — on Apr 18, 2005

• Unbearable 'XXX: Uncensored Unrated'

  With the impending release of 'XXX: State of the Union' in theatres next week I guess the world was overdue for a new special edition of the original 'XXX' on DVD. This release supposedly isn't just about getting extra features though, apparently you also get the "Uncensored Unrated Director's Cut" of the film. Funny that an unrated film would start off saying that it has a rating of PG-13 though, isn't it?

  Review in Video — by W. Andrew Powell — on Apr 18, 2005

Sports

• Boston Marathon: F1? F-U!

  If we have separate men's and women's categories for the race, why is only one of those categories labeled?

  Opinion in Sports — by bhw — on Apr 18, 2005