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Book Review: Heroes of Tobruk by David Mulligan
In a moving and confronting novel about the Siege of Tobruk, David Mulligan introduces young teen readers to the realities of life for everyday soldiers in World War 2.
heroes of tobruk • david mulligan • rats of tobruk • introduction to the siege of tobruk • australian young adult historical fiction


My Scorecard - Good or Bad
We were not bending the rules, we were just using a few informal ones to help our game. As long as you are not trying to establish a handicap I see no problem with the use of Mulligans.
golf with a smile • golf • mulligan • winter rules • first tee

Doctor Who Series 3: Episode 10
Despite the plot holes Blink is a stunning piece of television, like Love and Monsters allowing the viewer to see the Doctor from an unusual perspective.
doctor who • blink • stephen moffat • sally sparrow • love and monsters

What Did James Joyce Mean When He Wrote Ulysses Anyway ? Part V
As can be seen in the previous four articles, James Joyce took the novel to new heights, and carried the mind of the reader to places where he or she had never been taken before, by re-telling an old story in a new place and time. This article is the fifth in a series looking at Ulysses. In this article, we delve into the meaning of a strange word: Chrysostomos.
joyce • chrysostomos • buck mulligan • stepen dadelus • passages

Fear Strikes Out
It's baseball season! This year, we celebrate by watching Fear Strikes Out, the 1957 story of troubled outfielder Jimmy Piersall.
fear strikes out • jimmy piersall • anthony perkins • karl malden • alan pakula

Jazz Musician Cecil Payne Dies
With the death, aged 84, of baritone saxophonist Cecil Payne, on 30 November 2007, the jazz world has lost one of its most respected and creative players and composers.
cecil payne • jazz musicians • baritone sax musicians • be-bop musician • new york jazz music

Rare and Unusual Plants
Rare and Unusual Plants is a book presenting plants which will be different from all your neighbor's yards.
rare bulbs • rare vegetables • rare annuals • rare perennials • rare grasses

Scoop for the Week of September 29th
Matt and Ben are doing it. So why can't Leo? Billy Bob has a heart attack? Oh Brother...It's Big Brother! Get your Celebrity Scoop now!
celebrities • celebrity • gossip • trivia • birthday

What Did James Joyce Mean When He Wrote Ulysses Anyway ? Part III
Time moves through the pages of Ulysses as the feathers of an arrow spinning in the currents of a windstorm, but this great author managed to hit his mark. Part three delves a little deeper into the analysis of Ulysses.
ulysses • james joyce • time • marilyn french • molly

What Did James Joyce Mean When He Wrote Ulysses Anyway ? Part IV
This fourth in a series studying the novel Ulysses, begins a study of the first chapter. Stephen is introduced, and the reader sees him struggling in the next phase of his intellectual journey: that of the transformation from student to artist.
artist • writer • ulysses • portrait of an artist • bloom


LITTLE GIRL GROWING UP: MAN ON THE MOON, MY GIRL
A look at MAN IN THE MOON and MY GIRL, two movies that are girls coming-of-age stories.
movies • reviews • man in the moon • my girl

Reinventing Scotland's Grassmarket
Scotland's Grassmarket is host to pubs, shops and soon to be home to an underground recycling facility. Once a place that hanged its criminals, this makes a nice change.
the grassmarket • grassmarket • edinburgh • scotland • edinburgh castle

Rules of Golf Simplified, The Tee
On the first tee, golfers decide whether to play a skins game or best ball team match, maybe even whether to roll the ball in the fairway or pick up gimme puts.
rules of golf • golf rules • golf topics • golf simplified • the tee

Liver Dialysis is Now Available for Chronic Hepatitis C Patients
The FDA has approved of using a liver dialysis units to filter the blood of patients who are experiencing liver malfunctions...
liver • hepatitis • hep c • hepatitis c • dialysis

Two-Headed Giant Magic Format
A variant that allows cooperative play for the popular Magic the Gathering card game.
two headed giant • magic • magic the gathering • wizards of the coast • card games

Confederate Blue in the American West: The Galvanized Yankees, Part I
Despite widespread interest in the American Civil War, much that happened during those four chaotic years remains outside the main historical spotlight. Such is the case with the little-known story of 6,000 Confederate prisoners, who in 1864 exchanged Rebel Gray for Yankee Blue and vowed to serve the cause they had once vowed to oppose.
galvanized yankees • civil war • american civil war • confederate prisoners • prisoner exchange

Review: The Time We Have Taken
The third story in a trilogy, Steven Carroll's The Time We Have Taken describes the events in an unnamed Melbourne suburb during its centenary celebrations in 1970.
the time we have taken • steven carroll • australian suburbs • miles franklin literary award • the art of the engine driver

Frightning Lightning
It’s one thing to study the raw power of lighting. It’s quite another to witness it up-close and personal. Experience the near-miss of a lightning expert.
lightning • weather • thunder • storm • meteorology

Lee Konitz the Accidental Bebopper
A sax man who played with everyone who was anyone during jazz's golden age discusses playing styles and contemporaries Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and Dizzy Giliepie.
lee konitz • jazz • charlie parker • bebop • cool jazz

Indiana: Come Out And Say It
Indiana University shows its hypocrisy in tolerating what it calls Bob Knight's intolerable behavior.
college basketball • sports • bob knight • indiana

A Totally Capote Christmas
This year, don't give just a book-give an event! Truman Capote and Harper Lee books and movies provide weeks of entertainment in prices that range from $8 to $20,000.
truman capote • first editions • capote christmas • to kill a mockingbird • harper lee


HIV-Associated Wasting Syndrome
HIV-Associated Wasting Syndrome, common in AIDS sufferers, can worsen symptoms and impair health.
hiv • aids • wasting syndrome • anorexia • metabolic function

Kathryn Scott: New Worship Project
Northern Ireland's Kathryn Scott is well known for her articulate and passionate worship music. "I Belong" only seals the deal, affirming her already solid reputation.
kathryn scott • paul baloche • i belong • brian doerksen • integrity music

Nutrition and AIDS
Proper nutrition holds a central role in the treatment of people with AIDS.
hiv • aids • nutrition • weight loss • hiv-associated wasting syndrome

Bio of Chet Baker, a Jazz Legend
Chet Baker was a star in the 1950's but drug addiction threatened to ruin his career. He found redemption in his later years and is much remembered and loved to this day.
life of chet baker • jazz music stars • tragic death of musician • jazz trumpet player • my funny valentine

Book Review: A Rose for the Anzac Boys
As three teenaged girls seek to make a difference in the ongoing struggles of World War I, they find that the war will impact them in ways they could never have imagined.
a rose for the anzac boys • jackie french • historical teen fiction • australian author • the role of women in war

Kingman, Arizona Hotels and Motels
It's a fair drive to visit Grand Canyon West from Flagstaff or Las Vegas. Kingman, AZ and nearby towns have a range of hotels and motels with easy access to the Skywalk.
kingman arizona hotels • kingman az motels • grand canyon skywalk • sky walk • grand canyon west

Places to Visit in Memphis TN
When visiting Memphis, don't miss out on the world famous tourist attractions. You needn't stop there, though. The city has so much to offer for those willing to look.
great places to visit in memphis • tourist attractions in memphis • best restaurants in memphis • unique places to visit in memphis • farms to visit in memphis

The poetry of Shel Silverstein
a look at modern folklore created by the children's author Shel Silverstein.
shel silverstein • a light in the attic • where the sidewalk ends • modern folktales • poetry of shel silvertein

World War 2 Holocaust Fiction for Teens
Young adult novels such as The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas and The Book Thief can be used to introduce complex social issues or historical events to teens and pre-teens.
world war 2 holocaust fiction for teens • the boy in the striped pyjamas • the book thief • markus zusak • john boyne

Bad Company
Jeff Bridges shines in Robert Benton's directorial debut.
jeff bridges • robert benton • gordon willis

main styles of jazz
The article gives an outline of the major forms of jazz that have evolved during the past century. It gives all the major styles and their respective pioneers and performers. The list of artists for each category is by no means an exhaustive list. These few names are mentioned just to give the reader an idea about what artist plays mainly what and who should the reader listen to get an idea of a particular style.
new orleans • midwest territory bands • big band swing • bebop • hardbop

AFI Names Top Ten Courtroom Dramas of All Time
To Kill a Mockingbird is the Top Courtroom Drama movie of all time, according to the American Film Institute. The AFI focuses on movie depictions of the justice system.
top 100 films of all time • american film institute • afi • courtroom drama • to kill a mockingbird

Atlanta Falcon QB Joey Harrington
Michael Vick's career may be over, but that might not be such horrible news for the Falcons. His absence gives them a chance to fix their disfunctional offense.
joey harrington • michael vick • atlanta falcons • quarterback • new head coach bobby petrino

St. Patrick's Day in Minnesota
Everybody gets to be Irish on St. Pat's Day. Townspeople gather for parades, pub crawls, green beer, Celtic music and hearty plates of corned beef and cabbage.
twin cities • minneapolis minnesota • st.. paul • saint patrick's day • st. pat's parade

Attention Shoppers!
Review of three online software shoppign sites with recommendations of what and what not to buy.
software • bargains • educations • kids • cd rom

Cannes Film Festival
Past winners and this year's nominees for the Cannes International Film Festival.

Cheyenne Frontier Days 2000
Known as the “The Daddy of ‘em All”, the world’s largest outdoor rodeo of its kind is put on by strictly volunteers. The well-known Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD) is held in Cheyenne, Wyoming the last full week of July each year.
cheyenne frontier days rodeo • cheyenne frontier days • cfd • prca • rodeo

Hit the High Notes at Wexford's Opera Festival
Join the Travelsleuth for a Night at the Opera. Wexford celebrates its annual International Festival of rarely performed Operas in October. <font color="green"><B>Updated 8 June, 2002.</B></font>
ireland • wexford • opera • whiskey • restaurant

Shaman Herbs Sage
Learn about another herb sarced to Native tradition. Also learn a Smudging ceremony for cleansing and healing
shaman • herbs • sage • smudging • smudge

A Book Review of Freddy's Day at the Races
Freddy, dressed as a pirate, goes with his mom to the Royal St. John's Regatta. After arriving at Quidi Vidi Lake, he runs away. The chase is on to see where he is going.
freddy’s day at the races • susan chalker browne • royal st john’s regatta • quidi vidi lake • kathy hildarose kaulbach



Coyote and Raven: Tricksters
Both the raven and coyote are special animals to me. They are great teachers, when you don’t take them to seriously and have taught me valuable lessons, once I figured out what they were saying.
raven • coyote • trick • trickster • native

Golf and Women Golfers in South Korea
A short consideration of the game of golf in Korea, highlighting the accomplishments of women golfers in South Korea
golf • south korea • se ri pak • caddies • lpga

Preparing For Winter
The deeper into the dark, and cold of winter we get the more we feel like dreaming and sleeping. Now, as we walk the west path of the wheel, is the time for introspection, finding inner wisdom and rest.
introspection • dreaming • totems • animals • spirits

RUM, ROMANISM, AND REBELLION: THE ELECTION OF 1884
Read about what might have been the dirtiest campaign in election history. Bribery, graft, extra-marital affairs, illigitimate children and more were key issues in this election.
cleveland • blaine • burchard • democratic • republican


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