- Tuesday, March 28, 2006 — 42 Articles Published
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BCRadio - March 27, 2006— Eric Olsen, Eric Berlin, Mary Williams, Sal Marinello, Joan Hunt, and the ol' DJ himself all contribute segments in the
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Book Review: The Tenor Wore Tapshoes: A Liturgical Mystery by Mark Schweizer— Even the most holy church has its secrets.
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CD Review: Vivian Campbell - Two Sides of If— "Bags full of technique but hearts devoid of soul"? Find out with this rocking taste of blues.
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Tips For Selling Your Current Home To Buy a New One— Solid tips on how to sell your current home to buy a new home, or move up.
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Detective Robert Goren: Small Doses— People die that shouldn't have to - it's a constant part of the life cycle.
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Xbox Live Arcade Review: Mutant Storm Reloaded— This whole Live Arcade dual-analog shooter thing needs to stop.
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Lettuce @ $7.00 a Head... Or How About "U-Pick It Yourself"?— Poor Senator Frist! He had no idea that his brand of hypocrisy would run headlong into the main engine of
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Jesus and Hillary— The Democrats try to break into the "religious right."
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Book Review: Baseball Hacks by Joseph Adler— A 'Hacks' book for non-programmers. Hacking the national pastime ...
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Nintendo DS Review: Viewtiful Joe - Double Trouble— Touching isn't always good.
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Movie Review: Inside Man— A smart, effective film that keeps its audience entertained to the end.
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TV Review: The 2006 TV Land Awards— As defined, "classic" means having lasting significance or worth.
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Dan Nied's 100 Days: Day 82— I get beat by a girl.
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TV Review: The Apprentice 5 - Episode 5— Whose ship was sunk on the latest episode?
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American Idol: Why Chris Daughtry Is Not A Copycat— Bloggers, leave Chris Daughtry alone. America will do just the opposite when he receives the most votes come Tuesday
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CD Review: Adair - The Destruction of Everything...— The Good, the Bad, and the Verdict on the debut album for the St. Louis-based five piece band.
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Alcatel In "Further Talks" With Lucent and U.S. Government— The announcement today of further talks with Lucent comes in the wake of a $67 billion dollar deal between AT&T
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True Crime Update 3/28/06— Debra LaFave's "disease" and why we don't get it. Littlejohn update, and that missing motorhome's family secret.
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Fantasy Baseball's Latest Incarnation: "Two Eighty"— This is an invite to play a spankin' new fantasy game. One part "Cliff Hangers." One part Cliff Floyd.
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CD Review: J-San and the Analogue Sons— Dirty Reggae ... it's a smooth, political, soulful sound that makes ya want to grind.
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Tavarez, Farnsworth Could Push Rivalry to Whole New Level— Picture it: A-Rod yelling at Varitek, Manny thumb wrestling Damon, two warriors battling to the death in the middle.
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A Real Pain in the Gas: Hour 15 On 24— Jack showed his sensitive side in a brief scene; the writers are telling us that Jack really has an Alan
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Hung Up On A Man - Saturn Transit To The Moon— Sometimes baggage needs to be lost.
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Atlanta Hawks Set to Soar— See how the Atlanta Hawks are creeping ever closer toward respectability.
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Vinyl Tap: Thin White Rope - Moonhead— Coiled rattlesnakes on the two-lane blacktop: sinuous, sibilating guitar lines and death-rattle vocals resonate with insidious menace - and a
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A Disengaged Nation Goes to the Polls – Early Israel Election News— So the day has finally arrived for Israel. Our fates hang in the balance - but nobody seems to
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Apostasy Now: Charges Against Afghan Convert To Christianity Dropped— If Afghanistan is to be rehabilitated from its Taliban past, it can't be executing people for their religious choices.
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What's In A Name?— It's not a crime to want to change your name.
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Action Will Save Your Children From Gangs— If you cut the fat out of the problem, the solution will be much easier to digest.
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DVD Pick of the Week: The Quiet Family— A look at a this dark comedy and a round-up this week's DVD releases.
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Trinket's Jukebox - 1984— This is a year that really stands out in my mind, because of the great music.
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United States Tops World Internet Rankings— Information and Communications Technology readiness and usage is critical for developing countries. Unfortunately, they appear further down the table every
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24 Day 5: 9:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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24 - Hour 15: Sex, Lies and Gas?— Snakehead: “take us to the control room!” Sam: “Sure, just let me change my shorts first”
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Andrew Card: Sometimes Nice Guys Just Leave— Chief of Staff Andrew Card: "Everyone loves this guy." Not a bad legacy after five and a half
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Apples in Court and the Daily Music and Tech News— Apple Music and Apple Computer, Intel Capital, and Jajah in today's update.
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Box Office Update 3/24-3/26: Inside Man
— All three new releases landed in the top ten.
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Album Review: Million Seller Hits of Today Written by Simon And Garfunkel by 101 Strings— Welcome to a parallel 1960s universe: an orchestrated vision of folk-pop blending Elizabethan regality, Impressionist delicacy, and Peter Max foppery.
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Another of Those Infernal Music Lists - But This One Is Special— Really, my list trumps all others. Seriously. And there's a special treasure hunt involved. Sort of.
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Region 1 DVD Releases For March 28th, 2006— This week: "You will become Geisha!"
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Failing Immigration Policies— The new immigration bill of the United States has the same deadly flaws already experienced in the EU.
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SUBJECT2DISCUSSION: DJ Radiohead Talks Tough— Double your pleasure, double your fun, double your podcast hosts and listen while chewing gum!
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