articles published on March 14, 2010 Archive

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Music Review: Kimberley Rew - The Bible Of Bop
Kimberley Rew waves hello!

Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Mar 14, 2010
Retro Redux: Shame On You, Spade Cooley
His signature song turned out to be prophetic.

Opinion in Music — by Big Geez — on Mar 14, 2010

ACORN to Shut Down Operations in Ohio
Under the terms of a settlement with a libertarian legal foundation ACORN will cease operations in Ohio.

News in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on Mar 14, 2010
The Call of the Lame Duck
The call of the Lame Duck President? Bar-ACK! Bar-ACK! Bar-ACK!

Opinion in Politics — by Realist — on Mar 14, 2010
Tinkering Texans Tamper With Texts To Teach Slanted Right-Wing Agenda To U.S. Kids
As GOP primaries remove key members, the state school boards right-wing scramble to alter future texts.

Opinion in Politics — by Jet Gardner — on Mar 14, 2010

Book Review: Potty Animals: What to Know When You've Gotta Go! by Hope Vestergaard, Illustrated by Valeria Petrone
Toilet training - the adventure continues!

Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Mar 14, 2010
Book Review: Seth Bullock: Black Hills Lawman by David A. Wolff
Concise biography demonstrates how Seth Bullock was much more to history than being sheriff of Deadwood.

Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on Mar 14, 2010
Book Review: The Dragon Factory by Jonathan Maberry
What do you get when you mix Nazis, genetic engineering, and madness together? Something scary enough to be realistic...

Review in Books — by Fitz — on Mar 14, 2010
Book Review: Lustrum by Robert Harris (Conspirata in the US)
Politics is a lonely, desperate life, that ends only in failure. Something to look forward to!

Review in Books — by Natalie Bennett — on Mar 14, 2010
Book Review: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon
His best work so far - the rewards are well worth the investment of time.

Review in Books — by Daniel Haymes — on Mar 14, 2010

Fill Out A Bracket And Win a Copy of NCAA Basketball 10
The best bracket takes home the prize.

News in Sports — by Robert M. Barga — on Mar 14, 2010
Broncos Are Hoarding Underachieving Indiana Quarterbacks
Brady Quinn joins Kyle Orton as Hoosier-educated guys under center in Denver.

News in Sports — by Matthew T. Sussman — on Mar 14, 2010

Movie Review: Greeen Zone
Damon and Greengrass fail to be Bourne again.

Review in Video — by Rob Rector — on Mar 14, 2010
DVD Review: Separation
Separation is a relic of the '60s, an experimental film that delves into a woman’s innermost turmoil.

Review in Video — by Miss Bob Etier — on Mar 14, 2010
DVD Review: Life And Debt
A thought-provoking documentary examines the negative impact of IMF and World Bank policies on small states.

Review in Video — by TYRONE S REID — on Mar 14, 2010
DVD Review: The Yes Men Fix the World
The world does not quite get fixed, but it is given something to think about.

Review in Video — by Miss Bob Etier — on Mar 14, 2010
Movie Review: Public Enemies (2009) - Dillinger, Fedoras, and Tommy Guns
Gangster movie or character study? It sure looks good.

Review in Video — by Mule — on Mar 14, 2010
DVD Review: Believe It Or Not, Starring Robert L. Ripley
Interesting from the historical perspective, but probably not the thing for today's jaded audiences.

Review in Video — by Confessions of an Overworked Mom — on Mar 14, 2010

Fighting Hunger a Cost Effective Solution to Global Problems
In this tight budget environment, improving nutrition is one of the most cost effective ways to address global problems

News in Culture — by William Lambers — on Mar 14, 2010
Accepting Life's Uncertainties Fido-Style
What our pets can teach us about life.

Opinion in Culture — by Miko — on Mar 14, 2010
Losing Hope
Losing Hope is part of a series of excerpts taken from a book about my daughter's diagnosis of Ewing's Sarcoma.

Opinion in Culture — by Kasia Lanucha — on Mar 14, 2010