- Friday, November 18, 2005 — 50 Articles Published
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Cheney's Energy Industry Friends, Caught Lying, To Launch Spin Campaign— Funny thing about oath-free testimony. It's so easy to lie with a clear conscience.
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TV Review: South Park - Scientology and Tom Cruise "Trapped in the Closet"— Scientology and Tom Cruise "Trapped in the Closet" - our troubles are caused by demonic possession by brainwashed alien ghosts.
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Emmanuel Jal: Ceasefire— When Jal jumps into Salim’s songs, Salim and his band help Jal achieve a clarity that isn’t evident on his
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Been Lost and Confused For So Long It's Not True...— Suspension of disbelief?
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Jon Stewart Hits VP with His Own Words— Dick Cheney's recently offered bit of empty conservative spin was too big a bullseye for the Daily Show writers to
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Worst Morning Ever— ...
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CD Review: Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables— One of the greatest punk rock albums ever is all spruced up for its 25th birthday with a bonus DVD.
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CD Review: Elbow - Leaders Of The Free World— ...
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Democrat Congressman Gets It Wrong on Iraq— US Rep. John P. Murtha wants the troops home now. Unfortunately, he doesn't know what he is talking about.
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Blame Anyone But Yourself - Stockholders Sue Pixar— If you make a foolish investment decision why not accept the consequences and learn from it rather than enriching lawyers
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DVD Review: The Passion of Joan of Arc— It's French, it's in black and white, and it's silent. Who wouldn't want to watch it?
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Theatre Review: Creation— This is the story from Genesis, as interpreted by a boy/man named Timmy. It's innovative, creative and downright funny.
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Day By Day for November 18, 2005— Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for November 18, 2005
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ZoneAlarm Pro: A Public Service Rave Review— After months of Norton security disaster, I've found a solution.
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New Movie Releases for 11/18/05: Featuring Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire— ...
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A Brothel for Women Customers: What's Wrong with That?— The attitude towards sex work is part of the hangover of millennia in which enormous emphasis was put women's faithfulness.
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TV Review: Survivor - Week Ten— It's all good paranoia. You are your own worst enemy.
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CD Review: Harry Manx Mantras For Madmen— Mantras for Madmen is a damn good album which I don't think any music collection should be without
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Lonely Lesbian - Saturn Transit the Moon: Astrology-based Advice— ...
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The Friday Morning Listen: Bruce Springsteen— Special Edition: The Born To Run Roundtable
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How to Make a Military Care Package— ...
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Jackson Browne's Running On Empty Re Released as CD/DVD Package— ...deluxe two disc set features the original recordings remastered on CD and a DVD
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Top Ten Music Comebacks— ...
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A New Conservative Christmas Tradition— Leave it to the family-values crowd to set an uplifting tone for the holidays.
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The Rise of Faketion— I want them to know that even in the age of Faketion, fiction still survived.
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Wilco - Kicking Television: Live in Chicago— Some things are so good you don't want to spoil them all at once. This is one such thing.
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Madonna Loses Belgian Plagiarism Suit and The Daily Music and Tech News— ...
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DVD Review: Gremlins— A special effects spectacular ... back when they knew how to make them.
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DualDisc Review: The Other Side: London, New York and Paris— Three new DualDiscs give us a mix by a famous DJ and a travel documentary for three world class cities.
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Book Review: Europe Central by William T. Vollmann— The 2005 National Book Award winner is an epic, all-embracing fever-dream fusion of fiction, fact, and Whitmanian yawp.
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CD Review: DPG; Dillinger & Young Gotti II - The Saga Continuez...— ...
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DVD Review: Murder, My Sweet— A fun mystery/noir movie with a compelling lead performance by Dick Powell.
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English 101 For Native Speakers— If we don't care to be seen as a sloppy civilization, working on our English skills might be in order
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Cannibalism Legal in Russia— No, really.
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Book Review: The Legend of Bushistotle— A satirical look at recent events through the eyes of Bushistotle, the ruler of Athens and history's greatest philosopher-warrior-king.
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Music: A Quiet Revolution - 30 Years of Windham Hill— ...
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House Rules: GOP Forces Vote On Iraq Troop Pullout— Big Picture question: Are people looking for political machinations, or are they looking for real change?
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Indie Round-Up for November 17 2005— Stardate 1984: I'm just out of college. Still wearing my Ronald Reagan protest beard.
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NFL Picks of a Thoughtful Fool, Week 11— Wherein I wax nostalgic about the age of killer robots.
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Mother Puts Daughter on the Streets— Nothing says "I love you" like shame and humiliation.
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Movie Review: 2001: A Space Odyssey— Black boxes, rogue computers, and trippy avant-garde sequences somehow come together coherently in Kubrick's sci-fi classic
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DVD Review: Home Movies Season Three— The Season 3 DVD set of Home Movies was my first introduction to the series...
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The "Missing" Girl Children in Asia— Parts of Asia have subtantially more males in the population than females. Recent research suggests that a biological explanation may
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Friday Femmes Fatales No 32 (Women Bloggers)— It answers the question: where are all the female bloggers?
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Proposed New Bio-Terror Agency Would Be Exempt from FOIA— A new bill proposes the creation of a bioterrorism agency which would be free from public or judicial oversight.
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Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
— Terrific cast and story and is better than the last two, even with a flat performance from Daniel Radcliffe.
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Movie Classics: The Graduate— Still an entertaining film with a great cast
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Food for Thought: Turkey Time— Thanksgiving dinner is about the bird — and we have a couple of dandy side-dish recipes too.
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SpaceX Sets New Launch Date for Falcon 1— On November 25th, America will enter a new era of access to space.
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Justice League: 2005— To whom does an embattled chief executive turn when his poll numbers are down and his aides are in legal
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