Archive | March, 2009

24 March 2009 ~ View Comments

Pearl Jam Legacy

Growing up as a teen of the early 90s I quickly became a fan of the new sounds coming from Seattle. Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains and one that is still with us today… Pearl Jam. While their music has changed with the times over the years Pearl Jam is still by far one of my favorite bands of all times. I have all their studio albums and most of their B-sides and live material. I have been to several of their concerts as they have passed near here. When I heard that they were celebrating their 20th anniversary I felt really old but also psyched in what was to come

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14 March 2009 ~ View Comments

“Brawl Street” Cramer vs Stewart

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The saga continues. Representing the CNBC network Jim Cramer agreed to appear on the Daily Show Thursday night. Jon Stewart completely drilled Cramer for “playing games” with peoples 401k and other longterm investments in order to fund Wall Streets greed in backroom business practices. Stewart continues to press Cramer beyond the point of uncomfortable with a series of clips from an unaired Cramer interview in 2006 admitting to his own shady business practices. One of the most serious interviews I have seen from Stewart in a long time. If looks could kill… If this embedded video cuts short you can watch the entire uncensored video at The Daily Show.

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11 March 2009 ~ View Comments

NCAA Expands March Madness To 4096 Teams

The parody entertainment company The Onion produces another great video today just in time for March Madness. This is really funny stuff.

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09 March 2009 ~ View Comments

Watchmen Movie Review

Watchmen is like no superhero movie you have ever seen. In fact it could be described as the anti-superhero movie. You would never know this ahead of time judging by the deceptively flashy trailers that were released to promote the film to a wide audience. That is of course unless you have read the highly acclaimed 12 part graphic novel Watchmen that was released in 1986. TIME magazine even included the four hundred page series in its Top 100 english novels of the 20th century. An honor rarely seen for a medium of its kind. Some have even referred to it as the “Citizen Kane of comic books”. As pretentious as that claim may seem the source material really does carry with it a lot of weight. This explains its continued popularity over the past twenty years.

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07 March 2009 ~ View Comments

Baby Jonah: Front Page News

Matt and Patrice were interviewed earlier this week by their local newspaper about baby Jonah’s story. The story ran today on the front page of the Winston-Salem Journal. We don’t get the paper here but the story is also available to read online.

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07 March 2009 ~ View Comments

Jon Stewart Slams Financial Analysts

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Four days a week on Comedy Central Jon Stewart delivers us The Daily Show. It consists of the days top news stories delivered with a series of jokes. This is followed by skits and interviews. Depending on the subject, the quality is always mixture of hit and miss. Nearly every day you will find at least 5 solid minutes of the 30 minute show that are great. However, this week Jon Stewart delivered one of the best shows I have seen in a long time. The whole show was dedicated to the theme of financial analysts like CNBC not knowing what the hell they are talking about. Love him or hate him. Whether you think The Daily Show is brilliant or a poor excuse for news you will probably find he makes a lot of great points in this episode. You can watch the whole thing above in under 20 minutes.

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