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SOUNDWAVES: (Song Of The Day) Bad Books
Bad books is the indie supergroup formed last year after members of Manchester Orchestra and solo artists Kevin Devine decided to join forces. While their music does sound remarkably like Manchester Orchestra’s other music, Bad…
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SOUNDWAVES: Watch New Ra Ra Riot Video
Check out the video for the second, absolutely gorgeous track off of Ra Ra Riot’s sophomore album, The Orchard. The poppy, orchestral track features a vivid video that includes mountains being created (which have candy…
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SOUNDWAVES: (Song OF The Day) Phoenix
Today’s track is the shorter section taken from the over seven minute, two part Phoenix song. “Love Like A Sunset Part II” comes in at only 1:55, but it packs quite the instrumental punch. The…
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Conversion Course For Cars To Be Offered This March
“Lewis & Clark Community College will be offering for the first time, a course in converting regular cars and trucks into ecologically friendly electronic vehicles…”
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NGRREC Recognized, Awarded U.S. Water Prize
With its efforts to help improve and research environmental impacts on river watersheds, the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center (NGRREC) has been awarded the 2011 U.S. Water Prize…”
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Murdered On The High Seas
“Four Americans sailing around the world aboard a private yacht were executed Tuesday after U.S. negotiators onboard naval warships took a turn for the worse earlier that day…”
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SOUNDWAVES: (Song Of The Day) Cee Lo Green
To mix it up a bit and bring a somewhat different genre to the Song Of The Day post, I am calling upon Mr. Cee Lo Green to grace us with his soulful presence. Mixing…
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6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes New Zealand
“On Tuesday, February 22 at 12:51 pm, New Zealand was struck by a magnitude 6.3 earthquake near Christchurch…”
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THE REEL DEAL: The King’s Speech (review)
“The King’s Speech is a true story about King George VI (who has a serious speech impediment) and his speech coach Lionel Logue…”
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Protests Continue in the Arab World
“Protests continue in the streets of Egypt more than a week after President Hosni Mubarak’s resignation…”