July 9, 2005 Archive

Video

• Sci-Fi Channel Original: Attack of the Sabretooth Review

  An entertaining movie on par w.... err, wait. No, sorry. Wrong movie. This thing was terrible.

  Review in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Jul 09, 2005

• November 2004 Movie Recap

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Jul 09, 2005

Politics

• Airman Found Not Guilty

  News in Politics — by Kit Jarrell — on Jul 09, 2005

• FOX News and the London Attacks

  Opinion in Politics — by Fei — on Jul 09, 2005

• Time to Cross the Bridge

  It's called "the weakest point in America's defense against terrorism."

  Opinion in Politics — by Terry Turner — on Jul 09, 2005

• Terror Interrupted in Birmingham

  News in Politics — by Justene Adamec — on Jul 09, 2005

• Logically, It is Not Rove

  Opinion in Politics — by Justene Adamec — on Jul 09, 2005

• No Means NO to the Violence Against Women Act, VAWA

  VAWA creates a perverse incentive for child abuse

  Opinion in Politics — by JDCarmine — on Jul 09, 2005

• Defeatist Blamemongers Grapple With Logic

  According to a matter-of-fact Kos, Italy "is quiting Iraq". Is that what he meant? Well, *not quite*.

  Opinion in Politics — by Flip — on Jul 09, 2005

• We need leaders who prevent terrorism, not cause it

  Opinion in Politics — by Adam Ash — on Jul 09, 2005

• In Wake of London Bombing, Senate Republicans May Take Rail Security Seriously

  The question is: After the London attack, will conservatives put money into various Homeland Security needs?

  Opinion in Politics — by David R. Mark — on Jul 09, 2005

• US finally acknowledges human contribution to climate change

  Opinion in Politics — by Voice 1 — on Jul 09, 2005

• Almost 9,400 people pledge to resist id cards

  Opinion in Politics — by Voice 1 — on Jul 09, 2005

• Conservatives Want To Strip Policy Allowing Public Involvement in Environmental Decisions

  Once again, the Bush Administration and congressional conservatives are choosing corporate interests over individual rights.

  News in Politics — by David R. Mark — on Jul 09, 2005

Music

• Review: Grayson Capps' If You Knew My Mind

  The country-tinged tales on his national debut If You Knew My Mind are sung by a young man who’s seen more hardships than his age would indicate.

  Review in Music — by Todd A. Price — on Jul 09, 2005

• Punk-O-Rama 10 - Various Artists

  Where else can you find NOFX, This is Me Smiling, Sage Francis in the same place?

  Review in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Jul 09, 2005

• Review: Velvet Revolver Contraband

  Review in Music — by Tube Pinoy — on Jul 09, 2005

• Weekend Reissue Roundup

  Blue Oyster Cult; King Crimson; Bob Marley; Donovan

  Review in Music — by uao — on Jul 09, 2005

• Jack White turns 30

  News in Music — by Al Barger — on Jul 09, 2005

• CD Review: My Enemy - Elil EP

  This first release of Swedish band My Enemy's Elil EP, released in March 2005, opens with a dazzlingly display of dreamy vocals and guitars.

  Review in Music — by Matthew Montgomery — on Jul 09, 2005

Gaming

• Grand Theft Auto: Sex, Lies, and Modified Code

  More junk from the mouth of ignorance.

  Opinion in Gaming — by Matt Paprocki — on Jul 09, 2005

Culture

• Weekly BlogScan: Live from the London Blasts

  Live-blogging and other commentary on the bombings in London.

  Review in Culture — by DrPat — on Jul 09, 2005

• Maureen Faibish Charged With Child Endangerment

  Opinion in Culture — by Michael Davis — on Jul 09, 2005

• With Marriage, Behavior Cannot Dictate Standard

  Her rationale goes like this: Taxpayers (including those two-parent taxpayers) pay for programs that are made necessary when other taxpayers and non-taxpayers (divorcées and unwed mothers) make decisions (to get divorced or have kids out of wedlock) that create a need for programs (because many single-parents struggle financially), all the while saying the conditions that require the programs are a good thing. You gotta love the liberal mind.

  Opinion in Culture — by Jeffrey L. Syrios — on Jul 09, 2005

• Day By Day for July 09, 2005

  Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for July 09, 2005

  Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Jul 09, 2005

Sci/Tech

• A Random Walk Through the Blogosphere

  Discovering interesting blogs by selecting randomly from lists of links.

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Gregg Guetschow — on Jul 09, 2005

• Anorexia: A Personal Perspective

  Too often the cause of anorexia rests in the home, not the pages of a magazine.

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Richard Marcus — on Jul 09, 2005

Sports

• Futon Report: Phenom Greinke on pace for 20-loss season

  The promising Royals pitcher, 1-11 at the halfway mark, didn't plan on this.

  Opinion in Sports — by Matthew T. Sussman — on Jul 09, 2005

Books

• Book Review: My Friend Leonard

  Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on Jul 09, 2005

• Book Review: Midnight In The Garden Of Evil

  "...New York is boring. It’s like Gone With The Wind on mescaline down here..."

  Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Jul 09, 2005