March 10, 2009 Archive

Video

• DVD Review: The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

  An atypical Holocaust film that is engaging, thought-provoking, and heart-wrenching.

  Review in Video — by Brandon Cozart — on Mar 10, 2009

• Movie Review: New World Order at SXSW

  New World Order isn’t really about making you believe one way or another. That’s the brilliance of it.

  Review in Video — by Aaron Peck — on Mar 10, 2009

• TV Review: Breaking Bad - White Is Dark

  Breaking Badis back and badder than ever.

  Review in Video — by Stephen Foster — on Mar 10, 2009

• Movie Review: Death Bed - The Bed That Eats

  A bed eats people.

  Review in Video — by Aaron Fleming — on Mar 10, 2009

• TV Review: Castle - Nathan Fillion Returns to TV

  Nate Fillion returned to television last night with his newest series, Castle. Was it any good?

  Review in Video — by Josh Lasser — on Mar 10, 2009

• TV Review: Dancing With The Stars - One Month's Blood, Sweat, and Tears Revealed

  ...a computer geek turned billionaire escorted a befringed dominatrix across the hardwood.

  Review in Video — by Kimberly Mauck — on Mar 10, 2009

• South Park Is Inappropriate For Young Children - Unless They Watch It

  Young children wading unsupervised in the cesspools of modern culture might need to see South Park.

  Opinion in Video — by Al Barger — on Mar 10, 2009

• Movie Review: Dog Days of Summer

  Two boys see the wicked reality of their hometown through the lens of a camera given by a mysterious stranger.

  Review in Video — by Marcia Wilwerding — on Mar 10, 2009

• Movie Review: Beverly Hills Chihuahua

  There is little here for anyone over the age of six.

  Review in Video — by The Masked Movie Snobs — on Mar 10, 2009

• Box Office Update 3/6-3/8: Everyone Watches the Watchmen

  The biggest opening of the year arrived this past weekend.

  News in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Mar 10, 2009

Music

• Freddy Gardner Made Music to Swoon By

  Freddy Gardner -- to my mind the most brilliant saxophonist the world has ever known.

  Opinion in Music — by Marie Warder — on Mar 10, 2009

• New Album Releases 03/10/09: Kelly Clarkson, Chris Cornell, The Dream, Stevie Wonder, Madeleine Peyroux, Taylor Hicks, Luka Bloom

  Spring Idol Worship and Post-Grunge Midlife Crisis.

  News in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Mar 10, 2009

• BC Music Goodie Bag: Peter Yorn, Papa Roach, Elliot Yamin, and Kicksville

  The Goodie Bag is back with audio and video treats for your ears and eyes.

  News in Music — by Connie Phillips — on Mar 10, 2009

• Music Review: Arbouretum - Song Of The Pearl

  Triumphant - that one word says it all.

  Review in Music — by Jeff Perkins — on Mar 10, 2009

• Music Review: Emanuel and the Fear - Emanuel and the Fear

  A new collective featuring strings and horns to more traditional rock instrumentation, this is a group to take notice of.

  Review in Music — by David R Perry — on Mar 10, 2009

• Music Review: The Moody Blues - Every Good Boy Deserves Favour

  The Moody Blues: Chapter 7.

  Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Mar 10, 2009

• Dead and Alive: Why Biggie Deserves to Still Be In Your Top Five

  I proffer five reasons why Biggie should be in everyone's top five greatest MCs, dead or alive.

  Opinion in Music — by Jose Vilson — on Mar 10, 2009

• Music Review: Taylor Hicks - The Distance

  Taylor Hicks' new album is a solid mix of rock, soul, and blues that's well worth the listen.

  Review in Music — by Sherry Lipp — on Mar 10, 2009

• Music Review: New GMC Original Series - Four: Southern Gospel's Best

  Get to know your favorite southern gospel music artists up close and personal with Four: Southern Gospel's Best.

  Review in Music — by Marcia Wilwerding — on Mar 10, 2009

• Music Review: Kira Kira - Our Map To The Monster Olympics

  As intriguing as her homeland and as imaginative as anything you will hear for some time.

  Review in Music — by Jeff Perkins — on Mar 10, 2009

• Music Review: Sara Lov - Seasoned Eyes Were Beaming

  Sara Lova's solo debut "Seasoned Eyes Were Beaming" is a snapshot of every feeling and idea she's ever had for all to see.

  Review in Music — by Tan The Man — on Mar 10, 2009

Sci/Tech

• Interview with Brad Dunnington, CEO of Avalinx

  An interview with an iPhone Developer.

  Interview in Sci/Tech — by Robert M. Barga — on Mar 10, 2009

• The Top 10 iPhone Applications from February 2009

  The top 10 iPhone applications from February 2009.

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Robert M. Barga — on Mar 10, 2009

• The Kindle 2 Campaign: Success?

  I think my campaign to get a free Kindle 2 has worked. The complete lack of response from Amazon is encouraging.

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Mark Schannon — on Mar 10, 2009

• Saving Your Cell Phone Data to the Cloud with Microsoft My Phone

  Learn more about Microsoft's recently introduced My Phone, a free service that will automatically back up your cell phone data.

  News in Sci/Tech — by Josue Fontanez — on Mar 10, 2009

• Don't Bail Out a Scam Artist

  Scam artists are coming out of the woodwork with too good to be true offers of easy bail out money.

  News in Sci/Tech — by Ed Dickson — on Mar 10, 2009

Books

• Things to Do While the Economy Sucks: Write That Book

  Maybe it's time to do that writing you've talked about for the last 10 or 20 years.

  Opinion in Books — by Susan Gabriel — on Mar 10, 2009

• Book Review: The Game Widow by Wedy Kays

  A video game book for those who don't play.

  Review in Books — by Matt Paprocki — on Mar 10, 2009

• Book Review: The God Part of the Brain: A Scientific Interpretation of Human Spirituality and God by Matthew Alper

  Evolutionary adaptation creates a GOD center in the brain to give us false hope against fate/death - or humans would have no reason to survive.

  Review in Books — by Regis Schilken — on Mar 10, 2009

• Read an Ebook Week, March 8-14, 2009

  Learn about the benefits of ebooks and enjoy some special deals on Read an Ebook Week 2009.

  News in Books — by Mayra Calvani — on Mar 10, 2009

• Book Review: The Stones by Eleanor Gustafson

  King David's character, battles, and relationships are brought to vivid life in this stellar work of biblical fiction.

  Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Mar 10, 2009

Sports

• Al Groh at the Crossroads in Virginia

  There are equally compelling cases to keep or fire Al Groh.

  Opinion in Sports — by Jay Skipworth — on Mar 10, 2009

• For The 2009 Yankees, Depth (Not Star Power) Is The Key

  A combination of marquee signings and quality depth will bring the World Series title back to the Bronx.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Mar 10, 2009

Politics

• Presidential Multitasking

  President Obama campaigned on being able to do more than one thing at a time, but it's clear he needs to focus.

  Opinion in Politics — by The Obnoxious American — on Mar 10, 2009

• The Audacity of Liberal Hypocrisy

  It’s time Republicans started treating Democrats the ugly, nasty way they’ve been treating us.

  Opinion in Politics — by SJ Reidhead — on Mar 10, 2009

• Politics and Ethics: Moral Foundations of a Just State

  Wittgenstein showed us that morality is grounded in our language and form of life. Locke and Aristotle provide the missing link.

  Opinion in Politics — by Roger Nowosielski — on Mar 10, 2009

• Connecticut's Economy: "It is Not As Bad As We Thought It Would Be"

  Connecticut's governor doesn't seem to know how to lead in a time of crisis.

  Opinion in Politics — by Georges Clark — on Mar 10, 2009

Gaming

• Wii Virtual Console News and Releases for 3/9/2009

  I've got a feeling we're not in 2009 anymore ...

  News in Gaming — by Brian Szabelski — on Mar 10, 2009

Culture

• Defining Moments in Your Career and Black Swans

  Are you prepared to create your history?

  Opinion in Culture — by Bradley J. Moore — on Mar 10, 2009

• Interview: Zelleke Shibeshi, Emergency Program Coordinator, Catholic Relief Services, Southern Sudan

  The primary focus of CRS Sudan’s school feeding program is to ensure that schoolchildren have access to food.

  Interview in Culture — by William Lambers — on Mar 10, 2009

• Create Genuinely Memorable Travel Experiences

  Ensure your next vacation is meaningful by including off the beaten track destinations and activities.

  Opinion in Culture — by Jeanne Crouse — on Mar 10, 2009

Tastes

• Sipping La Tunella Wines

  Massimo pours me Pinot Grigio and I am rather surprised by its full body, weight, minerals, and a rich, creamy mouth feel.

  Opinion in Tastes — by Marisa DVari — on Mar 10, 2009