May 14, 2005 Archive

Music

• 24kt Gold Classic Rock!

  The phenomenal sound of 24kt gold discs is back.

  Review in Music — by MuzikMan — on May 14, 2005

• Great Lakes Myth Society Great Lakes Myth Society

  the Great Lakes Myth Society are here to provide a soundtrack for enchanted tales of the Great Lakes region, capturing nostalgia reminiscent of a Bradbury novel.

  Review in Music — by Crystal Erickson — on May 14, 2005

• Fremont John Records Timeline

  Fremont John is a classically trained pianist turned folk-blues-country rocker.

  Review in Music — by MuzikMan — on May 14, 2005

• Weekly Reissue Roundup

  Davie Allan & The Arrows; Sonny Bono; Rank & File; Gentle Giant; others.

  Review in Music — by uao — on May 14, 2005

Politics

• Uprising In Uzbekistan!

  As many as 300 killed...

  Opinion in Politics — by RJ Elliott — on May 14, 2005

• Pentagon to Close All Military Bases in Blue States

  Satire in Politics — by PoopyCaca — on May 14, 2005

• How to Spot the 'Bad Eggs' in Congress

  Every once in a while the mask slips and you can see the truth behind the Democratic Party.

  Opinion in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on May 14, 2005

• Guantanamo Detainees: Terror War in the Toilet

  With interrogation techniques under fire again, are we fighting to lose in the War on Terror?

  Opinion in Politics — by Pete Blackwell — on May 14, 2005

• Bolton Vote Delayed - Senators Want More Information

  Opinion in Politics — by Leoniceno — on May 14, 2005

• Karen Kwiatkowski, Libertarian for President

  Opinion in Politics — by Thomas M. Sipos — on May 14, 2005

• "It was a dark and stormy night..."

  A preview of Saddam Hussein's action-packed autobiography--a tell-all tall tale for the ages

  Satire in Politics — by scaramouche — on May 14, 2005

Sci/Tech

• A Current Affair Offers Evidence of Manitoba's Bigfoot.

  News in Sci/Tech — by Annie — on May 14, 2005

• Open Office Writer by Jean Hollis Weber

  A book about the open source alternative to MS Word

  Review in Sci/Tech — by Bruce Kratofil — on May 14, 2005

• Cellphone tax?

  News in Sci/Tech — by Barbara Payne — on May 14, 2005

Culture

• Kenro Izu: Sacred Places

  Kenro Izu's pallidium prints are taken with a massive camera that seems to wrestle the sacred onto film.

  Review in Culture — by Gregg Chadwick — on May 14, 2005

• Penile humor and the First Amendment

  Opinion in Culture — by Tim Gebhart — on May 14, 2005

• The 5 People You Meet at Religious Conferences

  "Surely," I said, "you aren't trying to ascribe this dawning of the age of Aquarius view to evolutionary scientists? I mean the musical Hair wasn't written by Richard Dawkins."

  Opinion in Culture — by Leoniceno — on May 14, 2005

• My Bathroom is a Shrine

  I spend a lot of time in my bathroom, so it's more than just a special place, it's a holy place.

  Opinion in Culture — by Dave Nalle — on May 14, 2005

Video

• 24 Day 4, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

  Review in Video — by Jeff Kouba — on May 14, 2005

• Tell Them Who You Are

  Review in Video — by Gordon S. Miller — on May 14, 2005

• The Appalling Finale of Star Trek: Enterprise

  The worst series finale ever? Screen Rant is outraged by the ending of Star Trek: Enterprise...

  Review in Video — by Screen Rant — on May 14, 2005

• Adventures of a Slayer-Wanna-Be.

  Opinion in Video — by Nicolette — on May 14, 2005

• film review - Crash

  Take the drudgery of daily life with the crutch of racial stereotypes and unsettling domestic discourse, then intertwine them....

  Review in Video — by Triniman — on May 14, 2005

• Good news for fans of Fox’s Arrested Development and NBC’s The Office

  Fox and NBC wisely renew their best comedies.

  News in Video — by Tom Johnson — on May 14, 2005

• DVD Review: Exit Wounds

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on May 14, 2005

• The Apprentice-Thoughts on The Donald

  Getting Along With Your Team and Thoughts on The Donald

  Opinion in Video — by Patfish — on May 14, 2005

Gaming

• Spikeout Xbox review

  No reason to change anything.

  Review in Gaming — by Matt Paprocki — on May 14, 2005

• MADA DA YO...

  Every American who comes to Japan and sees children playing kakurenbo is deeply shocked, even more so an American who raises children here and watches them participating in it all unaware of the horror that attends the violation of childhood's fundamental rules...

  Opinion in Gaming — by Robert Brady — on May 14, 2005

Books

• J.K. Rowling Bypasses Mainstream Reporters For Harry Potter Release

  News in Books — by Damon — on May 14, 2005

• Rowling to Embrace Her Fans

  Instead of using typical media outlets, J.K. Rowling plans to talk to fans for the release of her new book

  News in Books — by Eric James — on May 14, 2005

Sports

• Futon Report: Cubs back in DC, Colorado rocks AZ

  Baseball scores important to you, but more importantly to me.

  News in Sports — by Matthew T. Sussman — on May 14, 2005