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Video
- CSI: New York's Danny Messer & Tanglewood Theory
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Star Wars III - The Spoilery Review
While I enjoyed the space battles, Jedi fights and visual feast, I was mentally in agony from listening to the dialogue, witnessing the wooden acting and questioning the holey plot.
- 24 Day 4, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
- Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Smashes All-Time First Day Record at Box Office
- You're Hired! You're The Apprentice! Now Get in the Commercial!
- Cathode Ray Fray: The Week in TV – 5-20-05
- National Treasure (Hunting)
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Vampire Movie Christians Can Sink Their Teeth Into
The vampire motif is the film's way of portraying Original Sin.
- Ghosts of Mississippi
- Hotel Rwanda
- Film Review: Sahara
- Crash Hits Hard
- School House Rocked
- Team America : World Police
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Star Wars The Parody
It's sad day in the life of your epic saga loved world wide when hard core fans feel free to make a parody of your latest efforts.
- 24 Day 4, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Jax Film Fest: Day One
Murderball
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American Idol and The Bachelor
One show is about romance, the other about song. Some opinions on both.
- New Movie Releases. 5/20
- My review of Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith
Books
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The Beach House
It has murder, mystery, a love story, a trial of good versus evil, and a plot with enough action.
- Jordan Tracks
- Beyond the Shadowlands
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Bad Ground
This is a coming-of-age story. 17-year-old Jeremy leaves the only home he’s ever known on instructions left by his mother in a letter she wrote on her deathbed.
- Gutter Talk
- Beyond the Shadowlands by Wayne Martindale
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Life in a Saharan Monastery
The author focuses on the liturgical life of the Coptic monks, their forms of piety, reflections on sin, temptation, and grace.
- Amusing Ourselves to Death... for SURE
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A User's Guide to Bible Translations by David Dewey
If you want to purchase a translation of the Bible...read David Dewey's A User's Guide to Bible Translations first.
- Twice Adopted by Michael Reagan
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The Birth of Christianity by Paul Barnett
In this book, Paul Barnett argues that the birth of Christianity and the birth of christology are inseparable...
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The Jordan Tracks
Christian mother and her son, a Marine in Vietnam in 1968 and the father, with no faith in God
- Do Gooders by Mona Charen
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The Da Vinci Code
Despite the intriguing historical implications and captivating theories about Da Vinci and his connection to the Holy Grail, The Da Vinci Code falls far short of expectations, relying on cheap Hollywood tricks rather then the inherent fascination of its subject matter to propel the contrived plot forward.
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Book Review: The Human Story by James C. Davis
The history of the human race in less than 500 pages - an impressive achievement or a human folly? Kevin Holtsberry explores...
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Bangkok Tattoo
John Burdett's mystery leads to unexpected places as a Thai detective investigates the murder of a CIA agent.
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Freddy Fresh Presents the Rap Records
Freddie Fresh Presents The Rap Records is the Hip Hop deejay and record collector 'must have' item of the year.
- Perception Philosophy: Part 3
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Perception Philosophy: Part 2
Part 2 of the Perception Philosophy exploration looks closer at Objects.
- Perception Philosophy: Part 1
- The Structure of Evolutionary Theory: Part 1
- The Battle of Salamis: The Naval Encounter That Saved Greece -- and Western Civilization - Barry Strauss
Politics
- ACLU wants people who pray removed from society
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Why Chris Shays will stay a Republican
Shays has a whole list of reasons as to why he wants to stay a Republican, but I suspect that there is a much different reason why he won’t switch parties.
- The Burning Question For Saddam - Boxers or Briefs?
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Bloggers Up in Arms Over Linda Foley's Comments
The new media is buzzing with reactions to Linda Foley's comments. Like Eason Jordan, she accuses our miltary of targeting journalists. But unlike Eason Jordan, her remarks were caught on tape.
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Imagine...
A hypothetical?
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The silliness of the filibuster
Well I did some research and I really surprised me how openly people admit that the filibuster doesn't serve any other purpose these days than, basically, to allow any single senator to hold the rest of the Senate hostage.
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The little airport security applicant who couldn't
Man applies for a position in airport security, proudly stating he supports Osama bin Laden. What could possibly go wrong?
- Saddam's Underwear
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Judge wants critics silenced
A federal judge whose husband and mother were slain by a disgruntled litigant urged Congress on Wednesday to help bring an end to "truly dangerous" verbal attacks on judges that might lead to violent action.
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Pearl Harbor, 9/11, and 1,347 Days
It has now been 1,347 days since 9/11. That's how many days there were between Pearl Harbor and V-J Day.
- Harry Reid on Janice Rogers Brown
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Wal-Mart v. Cleveland: the rematch
Underhanded pro-Wal-Mart developers bypassed Cleveland's City Council -- and mayor Queen Jane helped them pull it off behind closed doors.
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Behind the Obstructionism
Why are democrats working so hard to block appointment of judges they should love? Here's the scoop.
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Friedman hits nail on head with Koran reaction
Thomas Friedman hit the nail on the head with his piece today in the New York Times.
- Interview: The Right to Migrate
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Canada’s Prime Minster Survives – Barely
After weeks of political drama, it all came to a head last night in Canada's politcal realm. As last night’s drama played out,
- Texas Cheerleaders : Analysing an article
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The Norwegian Inquisition - Sunset in the Land of the Midnight Sun
Stortinget, the Norwegian parliament, in April 2005 passed a new Discrimination Act. The act says in pretty clear words that in cases of suspected direct or indirect discrimination due to religion or ethnicity, Norwegians are guilty until proven otherwise.
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Newsweek: Breach of journalism ethics, or government scapegoat?
Do you remember high school, when the popular and all-powerful jocks would make the lowly geeks do their dirty work?
Culture
- Weekly BlogScan: Poetry from the Dark Side
- Trolls aggravated by prospect of dateless weekend?
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This misdemeanor charge brought to you by the letters T and A...
With advances in technology, where can we find privacy anymore?
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Keep Paris Hilton on TV ... no, seriously
If she can unite the nation to hate her, then we can agree on something for once.
- Friday femmes fatales No 8
- Cleveland Brown's Winslow Jr.: Insult to Injury
- How To Instantly Godwin A Michael Jackson Thread
- The Media You Deserve: Look in the Mirror
- Dial-a-Death
- Windows on the World
- Juicy Brad Pitt Interview
Music
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The Reinvention of Eric Baines
When the Eric Baines CD Reinvention kicks in with the opening title track and he sings, “Who I am is always up to me,” you get the feeling that you are listening to an artist that writes songs that actually mean something; it is not just a of lot fluff.
- Pearl Jam to release a new record this fall and The Daily Music and Tech News
- Recycling the Warped Tour: "How I Spent My Summer Vacation"
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The Friday Morning Listen
Jam on.
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The Roots + Floetry = Virtuosity
Illadelph Halflife Meets Ill London Flow. I Shall... Proceed... And Continue... To Rock The Mic. Everybody Is A Star. Adrenaline Boom! It's The Next Movement Duck Down Don't Say Nuthin'
- INDIE ROUND-UP for May 19 2005
Sci/Tech
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When Lemons and Practical Jokes Go Bad...Trust in The Blogosphere.
Trust: How Often Should Bloggers Forgive and Forget?
- Read This, It's Netscape
- The Dell DJ: A Review
Gaming
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E3 2005: Microsoft On The Edge
They seem poised to take a risk.
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Uninformed Illinois Politicians Pass Video Game Bill
Why we need gamers in office.
- PC Game Review: World Food Programme's Food Force
Sports
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NFL: Ricky followed Barry's footsteps, but lost the trail
Ricky Williams wants back in the NFL, and while I may forgive quickly, not everyone will.
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