- Monday, February 12, 2007 — 52 Articles Published
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#12 Miami University Defeats Lake Superior State 3-2— Thanks to a sweep over the Lakers, the RedHawks earned a first round bye in the CCHA playoffs and are
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Emancipation from the IRS— As long as we have the income tax, we will all continue to be slaves to the IRS.
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One Week After Catania's Riot, Soccer Resumes— Fans get to vent their frustrations outside the stadium.
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Game du Jour Deals: February 12 through February 18— Every (casual) game gets its 24 hours in the spotlight at Games du Jour.
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The Temperature Also Rises— Sure, the globe is warming. So what? Would you rather have an ice age?
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The Etiquette of Dining Out: Use Your Inside Voice!— While cities try to improve the dining experience by banning cigarette smoke, here's another ban to consider: loud people.
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Family History: Facts And Hopes— It's a nice family history fantasy that every so often looks very real.
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Book Review: Blackbeard - America’s Most Notorious Pirate by Angus Konstam— Konstam deviates from his point to such an extent that the reader becomes lost somewhere deep in an impertinent anecdote.
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False Love: An Opinion on Valentine's Day— Valentine's Day has lost its purpose.
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Beyonce and Daddy Knowles Get the Last Laugh— Despite the backlash, Beyonce Knowles stll reigns.
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Concert Review: Slayer with Unearth and Only Hell Remains - 2/10/07— An evening of metal - old school and new school.
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Music Review: Pat Martino - El Hombre: Rudy Van Gelder Remasters Series— In 1980, Martino had a brain aneurysm that required surgery and caused him to lose his memory - including his
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Book Review: Julia Fairchild by Louise Gaylord— With a peppering of sex, violence, love, and bitterness, this is a great read.
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Movie Review: So Goes the Nation— Don't blame Ohio for the 2004 election results. Just blame John Kerry.
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Music Review: Artimus Pyle Unleashes Artimus Venomus— Lynyrd Skynyrd's drummer drops a great solo album.
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Movie Review: 300— A new film is crowned "Best Comic Book Movie."
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Movie Review: Norbit— Hey! It's Eddie Murphy in a fat suit! Yeah?
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Magazine Review: Skeptical Inquirer— The legendary debunking bimonthly now focuses more on rational analysis of "big issues" like creationism, less on ESP and UFOs.
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Movie Review: Flags of our Fathers— Adapted from the book, Flags of our Fathers tells the story about the men in WWII's most famous photo.
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Concert Review: Pete Yorn at the Showbox in Seattle, WA - 02/10/07— Pete Yorn's sold out, theatre-sized show for the "Morning, Day & Night" tour crackled with an arena-sized professionalism.
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DVD & Book Review: Wordplay— What is an eight-letter word for a witty or clever verbal exchange?
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Book Review: To Hell With All That - Loving and Loathing Our Inner Housewife by Caitlin Flanagan— For someone who is not a cook, Flanagan does a damn good job of stirring the pot...
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TV Review: CSI:NY - "Some Buried Bones"— Secrets are revealed on a college campus when a body is found in a hedge maze.
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Christina Aguilera Wows At The Grammys— Christina Aguilera steals the Grammys and leaves people speechless.
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TV Review: The Apprentice: L.A. - Episode 5— It's all about the money, honey. Nothing personal.
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Blogcritics Goodie Bag: Brick & Lace, Bret Primack, Cezanne, Sofia Talvik, and Be The Riottt! Captured: Online Music Festival— The goodie bag contains all sorts of digital treats for Blogcritics Magazine readers. Enjoy!
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Q: Why Do Diamonds Need Advertising?— mental_floss question of the day.
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YouTube to Team up with Digital Music Group and The Daily Music and Tech News— YouTube makes deal, Skype caught snooping and Modest Mouse hit the road in today's update.
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Music Review: The Tragically Hip - World Container— Bob Rock meddles with another act that ain't broken. Somehow Canadian alt-rockers the Tragically Hip survive the production anyway.
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Healthy Brunch: Granola the California School of Culinary Arts Way— A consumer education course at the California School of Culinary Arts provides tips for making a healthy brunch.
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The Listening Room February 12, 2007: The Byrds, The Rhythm Syndicate, Tom Petty, Phil Lesh & Friends, My Chemical Romance, Phil Keaggy— What we've been listening to for the past week: Byrds, Petty, Springsteen, Keaggy, and more...
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TV Preview: Nova - "The Last Great Ape"— Nova's latest episode takes an in-depth look at the bonobo.
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TV Review: Masterpiece Theatre's Dracula— In this reimagining of Dracula, the screenplay took a detour off a steep cliff, along with the titular count.
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Graphic Novel Review: First Moon by Jason McNamara and Tony Talbert— A new graphic novel smartly blends modern werewolf life with early American lore.
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A Night At the Opera: The BAFTA Awards— A coronation at Britain's answer to the Oscars.
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Canadian Politics: Green Games— The real losers in this game are going to be all of us
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Rock's Greatest Bass Riffs— Think about how empty and meaningless your favorite music would be without the bass.
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None Dare Call It Reason— Where is James Bond when he's really needed? Aiding and abetting criminal activities for a piece of the action.
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From Jew-hater to a Jew-lover— Most Muslims grow up with irrational hatred against the Jews from childhood, so was I. But Dr Mahathir's extreme Jew-hatred
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Apple, Cisco, and Microsoft - The BugBlog Report 2/12/07— Here are some of the most significant bugs from the past week in the BugBlog.
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Website Review: In Pictures— Tutorials for Open Office, Microsoft Office, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and HTML & CSS.
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CD? What's That?— Will CDs go the way of 8-tracks, records, and cassettes?
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Movie Review: Glengarry Glen Ross— Glengarry Glen Ross offers elaborate and infatuating dialogue and extraordinary and precise acting.
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Music Review: Dear and the Headlights - Small Steps, Heavy Hooves— A band rises from the sweltering desert that is Arizona.
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Beverage Review: BAZZA High-Energy Tea— Yay! A new low-calorie energy drink that doesn't taste like a low-calorie energy drink.
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One Track Mind: Elton John - "Come Down in Time"— You listen in slack-jawed wonder — realizing that "Come Down in Time," alone, could have established the legend of any
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Random Shuffle - 02/12/07— I'm putting my music collection on shuffle and talking about Dolly Parton, The Grateful Dead, Woody Guthrie, Willie Nelson and
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Interview: Band of the Week - The Slides— The Slides bring a gently psychedelic atmosphere to their brand of retro chic Brit-pop.
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LeBron James Doesn't Get Calls Anymore— The Cavaliers' star player stopped complaining this season with the new rules, but now he can't get a call.
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An NBA Fairy Tale— I know this great joke. A man walks onto a basketball court... and the players turn against him.
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ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Gives An American Hero the Homecoming He Deserves— Oliver Stone's World Trade Center was based on his story, but he was left out.
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Nintendo Wii Review: Wario Ware - Smooth Moves— Another Nintendo release for your manic mini-game needs.
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