May 5, 2005 Archive

Music

• Bauhaus Totally Undead At Coachella

  Review in Music — by Jaime Nichols — on May 05, 2005

• ACL Fest Announces 2005 Lineup

  ACL Fest has a list of guests and dates.

  News in Music — by Cara de Pescado — on May 05, 2005

• Paris Hilton Screwed?

  Paris Hilton is still screwing around.

  Opinion in Music — by Cara de Pescado — on May 05, 2005

• INDIE ROUND-UP for May 5 2005

  Review in Music — by Jon Sobel — on May 05, 2005

• "Louie Louie" Controversy Redux in Michigan

  Opinion in Music — by Eric Olsen — on May 05, 2005

• IBM to cut jobs and the Daily Music and Tech News

  News in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on May 05, 2005

• CD Review: Decomposure - At Home And Unaffected

  Review in Music — by Wally Bangs — on May 05, 2005

• Concert Review: Adams Avenue Roots Festival

  Review in Music — by Joan Hunt — on May 05, 2005

Culture

• Critical Focus: Astro Photography / Celestial Wonders

  The computer has added the heavens to our world. Talented amateurs and great sites like APOD bring us wonders.

  Review in Culture — by Howard Dratch — on May 05, 2005

• Friday femmes fatales No. 7

  Opinion in Culture — by Natalie Bennett — on May 05, 2005

• Chase ends with cops running over suspect

  Purse snatcher captured after being run over.

  Opinion in Culture — by Cara de Pescado — on May 05, 2005

• Darwin's Legacy

  Satire in Culture — by Mark Schannon — on May 05, 2005

• Flickr Highlights #50501

  More fantastic Creative Commons-licensed photos from flickr.com

  Opinion in Culture — by Phillip Winn — on May 05, 2005

• Day By Day for May 05, 2005

  Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for May 05, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on May 05, 2005

• BTK Letter Contains Poem: Denny the Dog Catcher and the Poems of Gloom...

  Walt Whitman he ain't.

  Opinion in Culture — by Steve Huff — on May 05, 2005

Sci/Tech

• Kansas Board of Education Much Less Evolved Than Previously Thought, Says Researcher

  “In fact, some of these people have actually devolved during the 80 years since the Scopes ‘Monkey’ trial,” says Bill Thornton, chief DNA specialist with the National School Board Evolution Analysis Project.

  Satire in Sci/Tech — by Robert Brady — on May 05, 2005

• Google Files Patents, Seeks Search Engine Quality and Quantity

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Eric Berlin — on May 05, 2005

• To The Moon And Back, Part 1

  New plans for a new mission to our Moon...

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Floris Vermeir — on May 05, 2005

• Magnetosphere Project - NASA Update

  When north becomes south, who's going to fix my compass?

  News in Sci/Tech — by Bennett Dawson — on May 05, 2005

Video

• Star Wars: Episode II DVD Review

  When Hayden Christensen attacks.

  Review in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on May 05, 2005

• Paula Abdul Admits She Slept With Every American Idol Contestant

  Satire in Video — by PoopyCaca — on May 05, 2005

• 24 Day 4, 1:00 AM - 2:00 AM

  As usual, the standard warning about graphic violence. It's like a magician trying to distract you...

  Review in Video — by Jeff Kouba — on May 05, 2005

• American Idol: Corey Clark Threads the Needle

  News in Video — by Eric Olsen — on May 05, 2005

• April 2005 Movie Recap.

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on May 05, 2005

• American Idol: "Straight Up" and the Scourge of Activist Judges

  It is with some reluctance that I must join the chorus of Republican lawmakers speaking out against the judiciary.

  Opinion in Video — by Pete Blackwell — on May 05, 2005

• Lost (ABC) Ties War on Terror, Vengeance to Island Mystery

  Review in Video — by Eric Berlin — on May 05, 2005

• American Idol (Week 8): SCOTT BOUNCED

  Review in Video — by Sticker — on May 05, 2005

• Kingdom of Heaven

  Kingdom of Heaven is a big movie and its action is worth seeing on the big screen. It has more positives than minuses and had the potential to be very good.

  Review in Video — by El Bicho — on May 05, 2005

Politics

• Securing Bush's Legacy

  Time is running out for GWB to live up to his potential and create a legacy for the future.

  Opinion in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on May 05, 2005

• Canada: Year of the Veteran

  World War 2 began on a warm late summer day as Hitler and his men marched into Poland. Poland faught valiantly but fell to the Nazis

  Opinion in Politics — by Cher Gruener — on May 05, 2005

• A Good Day for Democracy in Mexico

  Opinion in Politics — by Mark Kleiman — on May 05, 2005

• UK Elections, American Reflections

  Between the UK's strangely legitimate debates and town hall meetings and the fact that our turnout high is their turnout low, well I feel a bit frustrated.

  Opinion in Politics — by Travis Marshall — on May 05, 2005

• (R)evolution

  It's that time of year again when state legislatures wind down for the year before the summer...

  Opinion in Politics — by Ben Rollman — on May 05, 2005

• Politics and Polio

  Opinion in Politics — by Mark Eden — on May 05, 2005

• The United Nations- Can the International Community Live Without It?

  Opinion in Politics — by Sapere Aude — on May 05, 2005

• Is Swedish Democracy Collapsing?

  A top Muslim scholar said the Muslim minority in Sweden would abide by Swedish law in confronting a Christian preacher who insulted Prophet Muhammad, urging his fellow Swedish Muslims not to take the law into their own hands or commit any violent acts to avenge the remarks of the Christian cleric.

  Opinion in Politics — by Fjordman — on May 05, 2005

• This Doesn't Add Up

  Opinion in Politics — by Teri Stoddard — on May 05, 2005

Tastes

• Review: Baked Doritos

  I was first introduced to Baked Doritos at Subway, and ever since, I've been a huge fan.

  Review in Tastes — by Nicholas Roussos — on May 05, 2005

Books

• CSS Cookbook

  Review in Books — by Meryl — on May 05, 2005