April 21, 2005 Archive

Sci/Tech

• Am I and other (bloggers) violating copyright laws ?

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by trenchier — on Apr 21, 2005

• Proverbial Zingers

  The stone that lies at the bottom of the riverbed, cannot complain about feeling cold.

  Satire in Sci/Tech — by Koranteng — on Apr 21, 2005

• Microsoft is Virtually on Linux

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Aaman Lamba — on Apr 21, 2005

• Privacy Groups Combat "Policy Laundering"

  in Sci/Tech — by Jon Sobel — on Apr 21, 2005

• From Benedict XVI to Bigfoot 411 - Another Mystery solved?

  News in Sci/Tech — by Annie — on Apr 21, 2005

• Sony changes its tune

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Marty Dodge — on Apr 21, 2005

Music

• 22-20s Debut Album

  Too bluesy for Brit Pop + Too rock for blues = Just Right For Me

  Review in Music — by Cara de Pescado — on Apr 21, 2005

• Nothing Is Cohesive

  The new Transcendence album Nothing Is Cohesive, their third release, is my own personal throwback to what is sacred, the music of the 60s and 70s.

  Review in Music — by MuzikMan — on Apr 21, 2005

• Daily Music and Tech News

  SMS improves democracy, portable Playboy, Jane Fonda's fans, Target and Yahoo and your digital camera

  News in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Apr 21, 2005

• INDIE ROUND-UP for April 21 2005

  Review in Music — by Jon Sobel — on Apr 21, 2005

• Weezer listening parties promote upcoming Make Believe

  To celebrate the May 10th release of Make Believe, music retail outlets across the U.S. are hosting Weezer listening parties.

  News in Music — by Crystal Erickson — on Apr 21, 2005

• Citizen Cope - The Clarence Greenwood Recordings

  The Clarence Greenwood Recordings is a showcase of one man's talent and the broad influences that have helped to shape his sound. It blurs the lines of genre and is a must have for your changer.

  Review in Music — by Patrick Vu — on Apr 21, 2005

• William Parker - Luc's Lantern

  Review in Music — by Todd A. Price — on Apr 21, 2005

• CD Review - Love Tractor: Black Hole

  Athens, GA. art rock legends return with one original member left and a surprisingly good album.

  Review in Music — by Wally Bangs — on Apr 21, 2005

• Studio redux...with added Jon

  Opinion in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Apr 21, 2005

Culture

• The Grossest Thing Ever

  Opinion in Culture — by Dawn Olsen — on Apr 21, 2005

• Review: PC Magazine's Top 100 Sites

  This hand-picked selection of links makes the internet what it is. PC Magazines roundup of the top 100 sites is a quality piece of work.

  Review in Culture — by Josh Andrews — on Apr 21, 2005

• CNN's "Inside the Blogs" Segment Will Be a New 24-Hour News Channel

  Satire in Culture — by PoopyCaca — on Apr 21, 2005

• A Subject of Inexhaustible Interest Regarding Thailand

  ...a lengthy article on Thailand regarding...what else...prostitution.

  Opinion in Culture — by Finkleman — on Apr 21, 2005

• The Complexities of Electric Attraction: Electra Complex on Stage in Los Angeles

  In Los Angeles, two plays modernize the ancient Greek tale and prove that murderous, dysfunctional families continue to fascinate. Glendale's classical repertory theater, A Noise Within mounts and stunningly enthralling 4-hour interpretation of Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Electra" which is based on Aeschylus' "Oresteia."

  Review in Culture — by Purple Tigress — on Apr 21, 2005

• Day By Day for April 21, 2005

  Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for April 21, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Apr 21, 2005

Video

• The Duke Endures "The Ring 2"

  God help us all.

  Review in Video — by Duke De Mondo — on Apr 21, 2005

• American Idol: Anwar, We Hardly Knew You

  Review in Video — by LoriKate Martin — on Apr 21, 2005

• American Idol: Saturated Yet?

  Ask yourself; haven't I really had a snootful of this show by now?

  Opinion in Video — by Steve Huff — on Apr 21, 2005

• The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc

  Review in Video — by Mat Brewster — on Apr 21, 2005

• Exorcist: The Beginning - 1.0, or is that 2.0?

  Review in Video — by Aaman Lamba — on Apr 21, 2005

• The Simpleton Life: Paris Hilton Sheds Some Dead Weight

  Yes, Paris Hilton has severed ties with her junkie pop-star-spawn friend, Nicole Richie.

  News in Video — by Pete Blackwell — on Apr 21, 2005

• American Idol: Paula Abdul's Peaks and Valleys

  Opinion in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Apr 21, 2005

• Paris and Nicole: Hot Not

  News in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Apr 21, 2005

• The Village

  Only watch it once.

  Review in Video — by Mat Brewster — on Apr 21, 2005

• Rogue American Idol Fans Vote for the "Worst" Singers

  Opinion in Video — by Scott Pepper — on Apr 21, 2005

• Movie Reviews: Millions and Off the Map

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Apr 21, 2005

• Orgazmo - I waited 8 years for this?

  Review in Video — by Lono — on Apr 21, 2005

Politics

• The Time for Medical Marijuana is NOW!

  The Supreme Court is about to hear a vital case and there's a bill in Congress. Time for you to act.

  in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on Apr 21, 2005

• PETA "Great Cheese from Happy Cows" Suit Hits the Grater

  Just when you think PETA can get no more ridiculous, they take a turn to the udderly inane...

  in Politics — by DrPat — on Apr 21, 2005

• Everyone Talks About the Weather, And This Senator Plans to do Something About It

  Sen Rick Santorum (R-PA) wants to get rid of the freebies.

  in Politics — by Terry Turner — on Apr 21, 2005

• Suddenly, There's No Delay for the Ethics Guys

  Republicans on the House Ethics Committee must be feeling the heat.

  in Politics — by Terry Turner — on Apr 21, 2005

• Louisiana First State To Outsource Entire Prison System To India

  Satire in Politics — by PoopyCaca — on Apr 21, 2005

• You'll Pay Billions -- And Still Pay More at the Pumps

  You'll shell out $22 billion in tax breaks and corporate welfare to big energy companies through Washington's new energy bill.

  in Politics — by Terry Turner — on Apr 21, 2005

• In Your Heart, You Were Afraid They Were Right:

  The New Right's rise to political prominence, in the final third of the twentieth century, has occasioned a lively debate amongst historians.

  in Politics — by David Fiore — on Apr 21, 2005

Books

• Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five

  Who else would write a novel about a fire bombing that includes a time traveling, alien abducted, hero and barely says a word about the actual fire bombing?

  Review in Books — by Mat Brewster — on Apr 21, 2005

• Book Review: Rosa by Jonathan Rabb

  Historical fiction, police procedural, spy thriller, or psychological drama? All of the above.

  Review in Books — by Kevin Holtsberry — on Apr 21, 2005

• Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP & MySQL, Third Edition

  Review in Books — by Meryl — on Apr 21, 2005