October 9, 2011 Archive

Culture

• Racism: My Personal Experiences

  A personal look at racism.

  Opinion in Culture — by Nicole Weaver — on Oct 09, 2011

• Which Employee is More Willing to Learn - the Youthful or the Experienced?

  "Who is more willing to make changes to benefit the organization, the young or the old?" You might be surprised at the answer.

  Opinion in Culture — by RetireInStyleBlog — on Oct 09, 2011

• Theater Review (Seattle): Humor Abuse by Lorenzo Pisoni and Erica Schmidt at Seattle Repertory Theatre

  Pantomime, pratfalls, and painful memories come together in this remarkable one-man show.

  Review in Culture — by Dusty Somers — on Oct 09, 2011

• Over One Million in Yemen Denied Emergency Food Rations

  Imagine if a generation of Yemenis were not malnourished. They could solve many of their societal problems on their own.

  News in Culture — by William Lambers — on Oct 09, 2011

Politics

• SATIRE: Donald Trump Goes to China

  What would have happened if Donald Trump had become the next president? How would he have engaged China?

  Satire in Politics — by mario_the_legend — on Oct 09, 2011

• The West and its Inevitable Surrender to Islam

  The west has already started surrendering to Islam and is prepared for surrender for ever.

  Opinion in Politics — by Dileep Yogi — on Oct 09, 2011

Books

• eBook Review: Telling Tales by Charlotte Stein

  Charlotte Stein's super hot novel from Xcite Books provides multiple partner action.

  Review in Books — by Lucy Felthouse — on Oct 09, 2011

• Book Review: Beauty: Pure + Simple by Kristen Ma

  Beauty: Pure + Simple is a natural and holistic guide to beauty combining the ancient principles of Ayurveda with the modern-day knowledge of skin biology.

  Review in Books — by Rachael Pontillo — on Oct 09, 2011

• Interview: Davis Aujourd'hui, Author of The Misadventures of Sister Mary Olga Foritude

  Meet Davis Aujourd'hui, a delightful author, and discover a bit of the person behind the words!

  Interview in Books — by April Pohren — on Oct 09, 2011

• eBook Review: Always You by Karen Stivali

  A hot read from new author, Karen Stivali.

  Review in Books — by Lucy Felthouse — on Oct 09, 2011

• Interview: Tamara Elizabeth, Author of Fabulously Fifty and Reflecting It

  Find out more about author Tamara Elizabeth.

  Interview in Books — by Tracee Gleichner — on Oct 09, 2011

• Book Review: Gray Love: A Black and White Affair by Maya Seymour

  Love knows no color.

  Review in Books — by SenoraG — on Oct 09, 2011

• Book Review: The Family Fang by Kevin Wilson

  What some consider art others consider a nuisance.

  Review in Books — by Leslie Wright — on Oct 09, 2011

Music

• Loose Ends' Look How Long: An Overlooked New Jack Swing Classic

  This 1990 album exemplifies Loose Ends' sophisticated, polished brand of 1980s and 1990s soul.

  Opinion in Music — by Kit O'Toole — on Oct 09, 2011

• Music Review: Johnny Cash - Johnny Cash Bootleg Volume 3 - Live Around The World

  An honest overview of Cash's performance history from 1956 to 1979.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Oct 09, 2011

• Music Review: Veronica Falls - Veronica Falls

  Tiger Trap and the Mamas and the Papas rock out in the graveyard.

  Review in Music — by Patrick Taylor — on Oct 09, 2011

• Music DVD Review: Emerson, Lake & Palmer - 40th Anniversary Reunion Concert

  Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, and Carl Palmer cordially invite you to their 40th anniversary party.

  Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Oct 09, 2011

• Music Review: Tenement - Napalm Dream

  Tenement proves that punk pop has legs.

  Review in Music — by Patrick Taylor — on Oct 09, 2011

• Music Review: Wolfgang Gartner - Weekend in America

  Wolfgang Gartner joined the best of the electronic dance producers and released his first album, with no disappointment to his fans.

  Review in Music — by Megan Rozell — on Oct 09, 2011

Tastes

• Book Review: Rose Elliot's New Complete Vegetarian

  Whether you're a long time vegetarian looking for new inspiration or a non vegetarian who enjoys cooking and eating great food, this book has exciting ideas for all occasions.

  Review in Tastes — by Confessions of an Overworked Mom — on Oct 09, 2011

• Italian Pot Roast

  Tender beef is braised for hours for a succulent meal accompanied by baby carrots, mushrooms and a rich gravy spiked with wine...

  Review in Tastes — by Joelen — on Oct 09, 2011

• A Collection of Wine-Friendly Bites

  An Easy and Delicious Array of Noshes for Your Next Wine-Focused Gathering

  Review in Tastes — by Daphne Wotherspoon — on Oct 09, 2011

• Blackbird Bouillabaisse

  A flavorful fish fumet (fish stock) adds elevated seafood notes and the fresh seafood puts it over the edge.

  Review in Tastes — by Joelen — on Oct 09, 2011

Video

• Blu-ray Review: Lego Star Wars: The Padawan Menace

  Too short for the price of admission, Lego Star Wars: The Padawan Menace is a blast regardless.

  Review in Video — by Todd Douglass — on Oct 09, 2011

• DVD Review: Jeff Dunham: Controlled Chaos

  Jeff Dunham returns for his fourth special with new characters and lackluster jokes.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Oct 09, 2011

• Five Reasons The Nightmare Before Christmas Remains a Classic

  The Nightmare Before Christmas is a much beloved film for lots of reasons. Here are five.

  Review in Video — by Amanda Stonebarger — on Oct 09, 2011

• DVD Review: The Monkees - Season 2

  Hey, hey. It's the Monkees on DVD.

  Review in Video — by Gordon S. Miller — on Oct 09, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: Le Quattro Volte

  A physical and metaphysical rumination on the journey of the soul.

  Review in Video — by Dusty Somers — on Oct 09, 2011

• DVD Review: Raising Hope - The Complete First Season

  Raising Hope is a very funny, nontraditional family sitcom, and the first season DVD has plenty of bonus features.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Oct 09, 2011

• DVD Review: HDNet's Drinking Made Easy - Season 1

  Drink expert Zane Lamprey, his "stunt-drinker" Steve McKenna, and stand-up comedian Marc Ryan travel to various watering holes across America.

  Review in Video — by aidyspoetry — on Oct 09, 2011

• House, M.D. Writer-Executive Producer Peter Blake on "Twenty Vicodin" and Season Eight

  Talking with House, M.D. scribe/executive producer Peter Blake about the season premiere and more.

  Interview in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Oct 09, 2011

Sci/Tech

• Darth Vader has an iPhone too - How the Empire Uses Apple

  The Empire uses Apple products, what would the Rebel Alliance use?

  Satire in Sci/Tech — by Jesse Bauer — on Oct 09, 2011