- Thursday, December 20, 2007 — 33 Articles Published
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Why I Support Barack Obama— Barack Obama is the man best equipped to lead America going forward in the 21st century.
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Saleski's Top 10 (Plus!) Jazz Records for 2007— From the traditional to the 'whack,' there was a lot to listen to this year.
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Universal Health Care Doesn't Mean Universally Good Care— Will any "universal"plan cure all that ails health care?
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Book Review: Jack Kerouac's American Journey - The Real-Life Odyssey of "On The Road" by Paul Maher Jr. — 50 years later, Jack Kerouac's classic road novel still matters.
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Book Review: Monopoly - The World's Most Famous Game — And How It Got That Way by Philip Orbanes— A masterful tale with a special spotlight on the inventors, game publishers, and business executives who helped give Monopoly a
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Book Review: Angling and War - The Collision of Big Game Fishing and WWII by Mike Rivkin— A wonderful coffee table book about big game fishing and the war years. A must for any salt water
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DVD Review: Worst Cartoons Ever!— Amazingly terrible and unintentionally hilarious cartoons.
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Movie Review: I Am Legend— Will Smith takes on CG creatures as well as his own mind.
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DVD Review: The Simpsons Movie— This week's fight features Spider-pig in a one-on-one brawl with Harry Plopper.
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Movie Review: The Brave One— Even with Jodie Foster's performance, the movie loses its worth by cowering from showing the real social consequences and issues
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NFL Week 16 - Jockeying for Position— Wherein I grasp at anything remotely interesting.
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Say It Ain't So, Roger!— Clemens, a cheater and now deceptive liar? And should the Mitchell Report keep him out of the Hall of Fame?
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What Do The Mitchell Report, The Patriots And The Mountaineers Have In Common?— They're all ubiquitous in ESPN coverage over the past week, and annoying me to distraction.
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My Favorite Albums of 2007: NOT a "Best of" List— A look back on the top albums of 2007.
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RJ's NFL Picks, Week Sixteen— The Miami Dolphins have made their fans proud. Or at least slightly less ashamed.
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DVD Review: The Simpsons Movie
— Animation fans around the world loved it and its box office totals proved that the world still loves The Simpsons.
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Movie Review: Alvin and the Chipmunks— Can you believe this is actually pretty good?
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DVD Review: Lost - The Complete Third Season— The Lost Season 3 DVD is a worthy addition to you DVD collection.
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Theater Review (LA): The Charles Phoenix Holiday Jubilee by Charles Phoenix at Disney Hall— Marionettes, yard ornaments, a retro slide show, and ambrosia.
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DVD Review: Arctic Tale— A wonderful tale from the top of the world.
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Nintendo Wii Review: Tomb Raider: Anniversary — Lara Croft shimmies her way onto the Wii.
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Mobile Phone Game Review: Bookworm— Nothing special in terms of features, but it's perfect for on-the-go gaming.
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Xbox 360 Review: Cabela's Trophy Bucks — Hunting games are like sports games; another year, another version. Hopefully, this is the only year on this title.
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Music DVD Review - Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble: Pride And Joy — Stevie Ray Vaughan transcends time; his music sounds just as fresh and alive today as it was 25 years ago.
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Nintendo Wii Review: AMF Bowling Pinbusters!— Exclamation points are cool! They make everything better! Except this game!
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Multiplayer Chat Show Notes #3: Did I Win Teh Haloes?— This week: Halo 3 Map Pack Discussion, MAGFest VI Interview, and iPod Game Impressions.
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Week 15 NFL Power Rankings (From an Amateur)— Fifteen down, two to go.
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Music Review: Indie Round-Up - Aidanblaise, Strazza, Hate Camels, and More— There's so much emotion in Laura Aidanblaise's voice you worry she's about to implode.
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Music DVD Review Jay-Z: Reasonable Doubt— How Shawn Carter became Jay-Z.
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Movie Review: August Rush— August Rush is a real fairy tale for music lovers.
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Book Review: The Turkish Gambit by Boris Akunin— Boris Akunin has proven himself a master raconteur with a deft hand for developing character and a devious mind for
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Book Review: Ringers & Rascals by David Ashforth — A deftly written delve into the underbelly of horseracing.
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Nintendo Wii Review: Medal of Honor: Heroes 2— Great World War II game series continues with pulsating action, deep online play and entertaining arcade mode.
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