- Sunday, March 04, 2007 — 43 Articles Published
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PC Game Review: EverQuest II - Echoes of Faydwer— EverQuest II expansion provides enough bang for the buck for experienced gamers while introducing "newbies" to a great online series.
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Music Review: Various Artists - Jonny Greenwood is The Controller— Radiohead's Jonny Greeenwood plays DJ with the Trojan Records library.
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DVD Review: Police Story 2— Jackie Chan creates more on-screen fireworks than usual.
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PC Game Review: Reservoir Dogs— Satiating cravings for Little Green Bag and Stuck in the Middle With You... but is the game any good?
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Graphic Novel Review: Beowulf by Gareth Hinds (Adapter, Illustrator)— Gareth Hinds' illustrations evoke a feeling of the cold wastes of the Viking lands, the bleakness of the wintry fyord
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Paul Krugman Has Irrational Complacency on the Brain— George Will should have to be a non-white woman working for a meager living in a sweatshop.
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Book Review: Meditation - Man-Perfection in God-Satisfaction by Sri Chinmoy— “If you meditate in the heart", Sri Chinmoy writes, "you are meditating where the soul is…"
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Book Review: Lirael by Garth Nix— 'Who is Lirael? And what is her destiny?' Find out in the second book of the Abhorsen Trilogy.
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Dreaming of George Clooney— George shows us how to be mature, engaged in the world, and still manage to get Danny DeVito stinking drunk.
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Book Review: The Foretelling by Alice Hoffman— Alice Hoffman’s fourth book for young readers is an eloquent, believable and poetic story.
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The Digital Divide: Is There A Solution?— There have been some important shifts in the computer industry of late that will have a significant effect on the
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In Memory of GeorgieW, The Most Beautiful Cat in the World— My beautiful longhaired gray kitty died yesterday. This is her story.
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Book Review: La Dolce Vegan! Vegan Livin' Made Easy by Sarah Kramer— If vegans don't eat meat, eggs, or cheese and other dairy - what do they eat? And more importantly,
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Boortz Unveils Fair Tax Grassroots Campaign Plans in Austin— At an appearance in Austin radio talker Neal Boortz revealed audacious plans for the Fair Tax movement in the 2008
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Movie Review: Zodiac— Fincher delivers a powerful personal procedural.
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The Early Word: New Books for the Week of March 4, 2007— March comes in like a lion: Patterson, Pagels, Picoult, Pike, Pagan Kennedy, Kleypas, McKibben, Gene Wilder, Binchy, Mississippi Sissy, and
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Movie Review: Ladies and Gentlemen... Mr. Leonard Cohen— A Virgo analyzes himself on film...
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Music Review: Buckethead & Viggo Mortensen - Intelligence Failure— Not going to find favor among those who think that voicing an opinion contrary... the White House is unpatriotic.
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Music Review: Bow Wow - The Price Of Fame— Bow Wow still has some growing up to do.
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Taylor Hicks and Surviving in the American Idol Hamster Wheel— American Idol, talent search or closer to reality show Survivor, Taylor Hicks continues to be compared to Daughtry in sales.
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Movie Review: Plenty of Bite With Black Snake Moan— Ricci delivers Oscar worthy performance.
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Movie Review: Bridge to Terabithia— A well crafted movie that isn't anything like The Chronicles of Narnia.
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Estonians Cast Online Ballots in National Elections— Estonia has just become the world's first country deploying E-balloting nationwide.
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The Aftermath: Post-Oscar Analysis '07— An overview of this year's Academy Awards.
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Fourteen Centuries of "Holy" Terror— The death of four French nationals near the holy city of Medina in Saudi Arabia is the continuation of Islamic
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Music DVD Review: UFO - Showtime— Vinnie Moore does his best to make you forget all about that Schenker guy.
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WWE Raw, 24, Heroes: What's A Guy To Do On Monday Night These Days?— Back in the good old days of Monday Night Wrestling, you knew exactly where you parked your ass. Things have
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Movie Review: Dreamgirls— Dreamgirls is toe-tapping explosive magic with singing so good that chills are sure to result.
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The Lost Tomb of Jesus? Experts Say, "No Way!"— Either Cameron is doing a very shabby job of deceiving us or he is doing a very good job of
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Music Review: Don DiLego - Photographs Of 1971— Excellent third album by NYC-based singer-songwriter evokes the classics while retaining originality
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Sevilla Rallies To Stun FC Barcelona— Kerzjakov and Alves provided the scoring.
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Book Review: How to Marry a Ghost by Hope McIntyre— A complex mystery that has a promising start but will likely lose some readers along the way.
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Book Review: The Golden Spruce: A True Story of Myth, Madness and Greed by John Vaillant— A single remarkable tree in a Canadian forest inspires a sweeping meditation on man, the woods and the Northwest.
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Deception, Remorse, and Lies— A whole community mourns the loss of Alan Quartermaine.
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Streamlining Ethanol Production— Modifying microorganisms to produce ethanol more efficiently.
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Music Review: Penny Loafers - Quicksand— A cappella arrangements that are so good they make me want to listen to Coldplay, among others.
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Movie Review: The Night Listener— With a paper-thin plot, inconsistent editing, and far-fetched twists, The Night Listener is far from an interesting character study...
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BMA Music Review: Junior Wells - Live at Theresa's 1975— Thirty years in a vault has not diminished the power of the personality or the music of Junior Wells...
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PS3 Review: Full Auto 2 Battlelines— Full Auto 2 is superior in many ways to the Xbox 360 original, but does that mean it's any good?
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Movie Review: Wild Hogs— A mismatched comedy, low on story, yet delivers on the laughs.
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A McCain/Lieberman Ticket — What If . . .— What would happen if these McCain & Leiberman joined together in running together as Independents for the office of President
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The Drugs in Sport Scandal Is No Longer About Steroids— The mainstream sports media continues to make a fundamental mistake in their coverage of the drugs in sport scandal.
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PSP Review: Capcom Puzzle World— The PSP needs better battery life. Who the hell can only play Puzzle Fighter in three hour sessions?
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