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'Friend and Foe' (Penn State Collegian)
There's something to be said for the ambition that experimental rock bands have. Look at artists like Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie and Sonic Youth -- artists that took the status quo of rock and pushed it in new directions, creating a new status quo.
CD reviews for October 5, 2006: "New Horizons," Ryan Haines Big Band; "The Ve...
Published Oct 05, 2006 - 14:39:44 CDT. This column?s releases were a pleasure to hear and critique.
Fame worthy events slated for weekend (Asbury Park Press)
Last week I had the opportunity to sit down with actor Matthew Fox in the lobby of the Chateau Marmot in Beverly Hills and talk about his hit TV drama, LOST, which airs Wednesday nights on ABC. What follows is an abridged version of our chat:
Tony Furtado Crunches The Numbers (jambands.com)
It seems wholly appropriate that when I interview Tony Furtado , he's on the road. Furtado's frequently changed his location, eliminating the status quo as a means to personal and professional growth.
'Amazing Grace' (Richmond.com)
The sweet sound of an important new movie
School redistricting opposed in SW Valley (The Arizona Republic)
A band of southwest Valley school districts is telling the state School District Redistricting Commission that it's too early to redraw boundary lines because growth is carrying so much momentum in the region.
Schools ask for added time to redraw boundaries (The Arizona Republic)
A band of Southwest Valley school districts recently told the state that it's too early to redraw boundary lines because growth is carrying so much momentum in the region.
Castle, other GOP foes of troop increase, span political spectrum (The News J...
Numbering a dozen or more, members of this group of House Republicans have emerged as some of the most prominent opponents of the plan to increase troop presence in Iraq. They admit to being a rag-tag band who have no real organization, no scheduled meetings, and little political cohesion.
A little avarice is just the cost of doing ballpark business (Mankato Free Pr...
OK, time to end this nonsense. It?s time for Carl Pohlad to shuffle in and just pony up. The Twins ballpark fiasco has come down to good old-fashioned avarice now, and Pohlad knows how to play that game far better than the elected amateurs who are botching the job.
Broad Swath of GOP Defecting on Iraq Vote (Washington Post)
From the moderate suburbs of Delaware to the rural, conservative valleys of eastern Tennessee, House Republican opponents of President Bush's latest Iraq war plan cut across the GOP's ideological and regional spectrum.
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'Friend and Foe' (Penn State Collegian)
There's something to be said for the ambition that experimental rock bands have. Look at artists like Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie and Sonic Youth -- artists that took the status quo of rock and pushed it in new directions, creating a new status quo.
CD reviews for October 5, 2006: "New Horizons," Ryan Haines Big Band; "The Ve...
Published Oct 05, 2006 - 14:39:44 CDT. This column?s releases were a pleasure to hear and critique.
Fame worthy events slated for weekend (Asbury Park Press)
Last week I had the opportunity to sit down with actor Matthew Fox in the lobby of the Chateau Marmot in Beverly Hills and talk about his hit TV drama, LOST, which airs Wednesday nights on ABC. What follows is an abridged version of our chat:
Tony Furtado Crunches The Numbers (jambands.com)
It seems wholly appropriate that when I interview Tony Furtado , he's on the road. Furtado's frequently changed his location, eliminating the status quo as a means to personal and professional growth.
'Amazing Grace' (Richmond.com)
The sweet sound of an important new movie
School redistricting opposed in SW Valley (The Arizona Republic)
A band of southwest Valley school districts is telling the state School District Redistricting Commission that it's too early to redraw boundary lines because growth is carrying so much momentum in the region.
Schools ask for added time to redraw boundaries (The Arizona Republic)
A band of Southwest Valley school districts recently told the state that it's too early to redraw boundary lines because growth is carrying so much momentum in the region.
Castle, other GOP foes of troop increase, span political spectrum (The News J...
Numbering a dozen or more, members of this group of House Republicans have emerged as some of the most prominent opponents of the plan to increase troop presence in Iraq. They admit to being a rag-tag band who have no real organization, no scheduled meetings, and little political cohesion.
A little avarice is just the cost of doing ballpark business (Mankato Free Pr...
OK, time to end this nonsense. It?s time for Carl Pohlad to shuffle in and just pony up. The Twins ballpark fiasco has come down to good old-fashioned avarice now, and Pohlad knows how to play that game far better than the elected amateurs who are botching the job.
Broad Swath of GOP Defecting on Iraq Vote (Washington Post)
From the moderate suburbs of Delaware to the rural, conservative valleys of eastern Tennessee, House Republican opponents of President Bush's latest Iraq war plan cut across the GOP's ideological and regional spectrum.
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