- Monday, March 05, 2007 — 48 Articles Published
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Periodically Speaking: Dissent— This respected left-wing journal has been fending off conservative attacks for 50 years.
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Comfort Women Not Coerced, Says Abe— This flies in the faces of the many women who, often bringing shame on themselves and their families, continue their
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Scorpio Lover Says It's A Timing Thing, Cancer Frets: Astrology-Based Advice— Dear Elsa, I recently became intimate with a Scorpio man.
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Book Review: Historians In Trouble by Jon Wiener— Plagiarism, fraud, and politics in the Ivory Tower. This is history as it was not taught in school.
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US lacking in cross-Atlantic trade wars.— The European Union is going after some of the biggest tech industry players and the US government isn't doing much
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Book Review: Abhorsen by Garth Nix— The Abhorsen Trilogy is an amazing series, with great characters, a fully realized world, and more than enough adventure to
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Book Review: Travels with My Donkey - One Man and His Ass on a Pilgrimage to Santiago by Tim Moore— Tim Moore and his four-legged friend need more than the power of prayer on a pilgrimage to Santiago.
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TV Review: This American Life – “Reality Check”— Radio show makes smooth transition to TV.
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Game du Jour Deals: March 5 through March 11— Every (casual) game gets its 24 hours in the spotlight at Games du Jour.
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Music Review: Amy Winehouse - Back to Black— A rising talent serves notice with a splendid sophomore collection.
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Music DVD Review: Megadeth: That One Night - Live in Buenos Aires— Watching the camera pan over the fans, I can only wish that I was part of it.
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The Higher Power of Scrotums: Book Drives Librarians Nuts!— My impulse to a scandal like the one over The Higher Power of Lucky is to organize an All Animal
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On The Road Again - Songs To Drive By To— These videos are the perfect soundtrack to the streets. Pop in your Willie Nelson CD and hit the road!
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Liner Notables: Honkers & Screamers - Roots of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 6 (Paul Williams, Hal Singer, Big Jay McNeely, Lee Allen, and Sam “The Man” Taylor)— America's alright if you like saxophones.
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Q: Why Was Preston Tucker So Ahead of His Time?— mental_floss question of the day.
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Behind "Half-Wit" and Beyond: An Interview with House Executive Producer Katie Jacobs— House's co-showrunner talks music, casting, directing, and that cantankerous character.
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Misplaced Protest in the Black Community— Mobilization against blatantly racist attacks is a necessity, but the same level of anger should be expressed towards other issues
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Movie Review: Black Snake Moan— Samuel L. doesn't stray from the snakes.
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Movie Review: Wild Hogs— William H. Macy funny? You betcha.
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Road To the Roses 2007: Featured Horse - Street Sense— If Street Sense can impress at his two prep races, he may be in the money at the Derby.
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Webcasters Get Socked Again— Are the days of internet radio at an end?
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BC of the Month, March 2007: Jon Sobel— Meet one of BC's Renaissance men.
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Movie Review: Beyond the Gates— A highly recommended film that raises some serious questions about the Rwandan genocide.
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American Theocracy?— Have the right wing Christian fundamentalists gone down in flames? I think not.
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Linux Truths, Half-Truths, and Myths— Dispelling some misconceptions about Linux.
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The Listening Room March 5, 2007: Jarvis Cocker, Josh Groban, Mike Keneally, Billy Bragg & Wilco, Nick Lowe— A political manifesto from Jarvis Cocker, guilty pleasures, and more in this week's Listening Room...
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The Police Tour Europe and The Daily Music and Tech News Update— The Police, Cisco buy social-networking tech, and new Bjork in today's update.
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Music Review: Sevendust — Alpha— Sevendust roars back into focus with their sixth studio release, entitled Alpha.
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Music Review: Camera Obscura - If Looks Could Kill— Has indie pop finally gained the notice it deserves outside of Pitchfork-like music world?
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Random Shuffle - 03/05/07— I'm shuffling my music collection and talking about the Pogues, Bob Weir, the Cure, Townes Van Zandt and Neil
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Interview: Machinima Creators Matt Dominianni And Frank Dellario— The award-winning machinima artists discuss their craft, their new business relationship, and the future of "Tra5h Ta1k"
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Buying with Bulk: Great Full-Bodied Cigars— The following is a list of a few of the best full-bodied cigars, cigars that make it well worth cheating
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Book Review: The One from the Other by Philip Kerr— Gunther, almost unwittingly, becomes a pawn in a medical experimentation conspiracy involving Germans, Jews, and a lot of money.
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Interview with Dr. Victor J. Stenger, author of God: The Failed Hypothesis— Renowned physicist Victor Stenger answers wide-ranging questions on God, proof and what he'd need to be convinced.
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Book Review: The Unnatural History of Cypress Parish by Elise Blackwell— While Hurricane Katrina's baleful eye bores down on the Gulf Coast, time pauses for Louis Proby: he remembers the calamity
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Comic Book Review: DC Comics' 52, Week 31— This week starring Lady Styx, Adam Strange, Lobo, Animal Man and Starfire.
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An Interview with Patrick Mackeown, Author of The Expendability Doctrine— "It’s difficult to study inhumanity on a daily basis and still believe in goodness."
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Never Judge A Show By Its Pilot: The ˝ Hour News Hour— After all the idea of the FOX News Channel doing a fake news show with a conservative slant is already
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Movie Review: Mysterious Skin— Rise like two angels in the night.
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Browns Make Necessary Free Agent Acquisitions— Flashy acquisitions in free agency aren't the wave of the future in the NFL.
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Lombardi Trophy On Display - Anyone But Indianapolis Even Care?— Such so called "glory" is highly overrated and ephemeral at best. But it's still kinda neat.
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Movie Review: Michele Soavi’s Cemetery Man— Taking a look back at 1993’s classic bizarro take on the zombie movie genre.
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Borat, Peter Pan, Fast Food Nation: Region 1 DVD Releases for March 6, 2007— This week, one of the funniest comedies of all time.
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Interview: Band of the Week - Airline— Eclectic sounds, softly moving, pensive lyrics sung in a moody, atmospheric way; Airline make songs that can lift you up
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Best Tenors Ever, Says Nick— The ten best tenor saxophone players in all of jazz. Says me.
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Music Review: Incognito — Bees+Things+Flowers— Incognito is proof that beautiful music finds a way to introduce itself into your life.
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Book Review The Higher Power of Lucky by Susan Patron
— Lucky's got a lot to work through and she is determined to find a way, to find her higher power...
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Book Review: The Commission by Michael Norman— A few stylistic flaws mar this otherwise strong debut.
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