- Monday, January 30, 2006 — 54 Articles Published
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CD Review: Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not — A review of the United Kingdom's newest chart-topper, Arctic Monkeys.
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Mario Lemeiux, Kobe Bryant, Fidel Castro, Ron Artest, and Dan Patrick All In One Place— I’ve started paying more attention to some of the other sports out there. Here’s what I think.
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The Lancastria Disaster: History Unwritten— Britain's greatest sea disaster went unrecorded for 65 years. What is history when it is not told?
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Frist Implies He Trusted Discredited Doctor When Diagnosing Schiavo Via Video— Frist offers details today that suggest he was irresponsible when considering the Terri Schiavo case last year.
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Postal "Security" Helps Terrorists— If you add up all the thousands inconvenienced by meaningless security regulations, what does it cost the nation?
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Day By Day for January 30, 2006— Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for January 30, 2006
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TV Review: CSI:NY "Risk"— A ride on the subway brings another murder to the evidence team.
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Sugarland Debut Certified Double Platinum— Hot country act is nominated for Best New Artist and will perform at the Grammys on February 8.
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Blogcritics on the Nomination of Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court— ...
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Cleveland Got Enough of That Coco Crisp— The trades this offseason can only put Indians fans on pins and needles this winter.
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Rocketboom: The Brave New Vlog that is Reshaping the Future of Media— ...
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Book Review: Sand Storm by Steve Clackson— In a "24-esque" stomach-clench of a story, a lot of good people die. A handful of terrorists get the shaft.
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Interview: Wanda Jackson— Wanda Jackson is a living legend ... we're not worthy.
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TV Review: Boston Legal "Too Much Information"— Some people enjoy getting in over their heads.
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The Pleasant Sound of a Growling Stomach— My obsessive tendencies have forced me to fall in love with the effects of my own hunger.
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Making Money Off Iraq— The Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction finds over $90 million unaccounted for, in one region of the country, in one
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Notable/Quotables-1/30/06— Let's talk Hillary Clinton. Cause she's sure been doing a lot of talking. Durbin, Kennedy, on home schooling.
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Sex, Love, and Rock 'n' Roll: An interview with Love Monkey Creator Michael Rauch— CBS's new mid-season comedy-drama explores relationships over a music industry backdrop.
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Dan Nied's 100 Days: Days 24, 25, and 26— I'm not the healthiest man in the world, yet.
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Pod People: The iPod Backlash— Got an iPod? Well, it just might kill you, and destroy our culture along the way.
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Stay Or Go? Loves A Virgo Man: Astrology-Based Advice— Dear Elsa, I've been feeling so insecure and sad these days.
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Blog Review: Here's Gawking at You, Kid— Blackface Jesus, Don Quixote, and the Decision to Be Square
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The Not-Quite-Sunday Funnies Comic Page: This Week: Groundhog Day, Lobster Bibs, and Terror Tactics— The comics for Jan. 30, '06.
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Pennsauken Mart Closes: Goodbye to Another Part of the Old Weird New Jersey— ...
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TV Review CSI:NY "Wasted"— Fashion takes center stage in the latest crime in the Big Apple
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TV Review: The Sierra Club Chronicles - 9/11 Forgotten Heroes— The first episode of this new documentary series chronicles the health problems of 9/11 first responders.
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Love and Let Die— Half-dead bodies banging around in car trunks bring me comfort and joy.
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James Blunt - Back to Bedlam— ...
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Warner Music and Skype Make Ringtone Deal and The Daily Music and Tech News— VoIP ringtones, camera phones and music videos, and securing biometric security in today's news.
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US Must Release Names of Guantanamo Prisoners— ...
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Hurricane Katrina: FEMA Ignored Assistance From Interior Department— ...
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SciTech Watch: Space Enthusiast Resources— Mainstream media rarely mentions space exploration. You'd never know that there are eight space missions going on right now.
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Give Me That Old Time Hate— A modification of the old spiritual song, "Give Me That Old Time Religion," seems to capture the political climate of
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DVD Review: Starz - Back in Action, Live 2003— After 20 years of hiding, the original line-up of Starz returned to the stage for a U.S. tour in 2003.
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Book Review: Painting the Digital River by James Faure Walker— This book is timely as many people are confused by digital art and are trying to put it in perspective
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Cool Your Spiked Heels: Go Structured— It's time to do some spring cleaning...weed through your closet and replace the slouchy and the spiked with some of
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Last Minute Oscar Predix: Get Ready For Some Rose Stemmin'— It's that glorious time of year once again...
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Book Review: 7 Deadly Wonders by Matthew Reilly— The world is in danger, and a group of unlikely heroes emerge to save it.
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Who is Hillary Clinton?— Is she a liberal? Is she a conservative? Is the a moderate? Or is she just a politician?
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Nicole Kidman Becomes UN Goodwill Ambassador--No Joke!— The Oscar-winning actress will work with the United Nations Development Fund for Women, on critical gender concerns such as ending
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Theater Review: Buried Child— This story isn't about existential angst or alienation - except from the truth.
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CD Review : Neil Young - Prairie Wind— Neil goes into defib and no paddles are gonna save him… clear… THUMP!
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Am I a Bad Mother?— I don’t think taking time for myself makes me a bad mummy. So why do I feel so damned
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Theater Review: The Andersen Project by Robert Lepage's Ex Machina— This account of Frederic, the Canadian pop lyricist brought to Paris to write a libretto for a European "co-operative" project,
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Memories of Being 'Outed'— Until that day, only my closest friends really knew my secret. I really made a point of not talking...
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Republicans Call for Bush to Release Abramoff Connection— The White House has stonewalled requests to release information about Abramoff's connection to the president.
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DVD Review: Small Faces Under Review— The producers are such obvious fans of Small Faces they offer a completely uncritical analysis of their subject.
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Google: Don’t Be Evil— The reality vs. the hypocrisy of Google's latest move.
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Concert Review: The Perfect Addiction and Ever We Fall— Big and bold grunge and emo music in a small college town.
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A Television Viewer's Diary: 1/22-1/28: 24— ...
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Book Review: The City of Falling Angels by John Berendt— Sinking Fund?
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Will McKenna endorse buddy Ignatieff ?— On a Black Monday for the Liberal party of Canada, here is a list of potential candidates and my views
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Filibuster Alito? Hell No Say Democrats - We're Voting FOR Him!— Oh, the drama! Can John Kerry make it back from the ski slopes in time to save us from
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Diary of an Achievement Point-Addicted Xbox 360 Gamer— The Xbox 360 Achievement Point system is possibly made of digital niccotine.
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