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Art of travelsProvidence Gallery's new exhibit Summer Sojourn, takes viewers on an adventure through the sights of the natural landscapes and seascapes preserve...
Providence Gallery's new exhibit Summer Sojourn, takes viewers on an adventure through the sights of the natural landscapes and seascapes preserve...
Ready for a miracle? It just isn't happening unless you're a country artist fan, and in that case you might be going to heaven (so to speak),...
There might not be ruler spanking in Willy Russell's Educating Rita, but the play's student-teacher tensions measure up all the same. Queen Ci...
At Battle Slam Jam daredevils join forces for a day of wheelies and kick-flipping stunts on skateboards. For those not quite up to par on trying the f...
The Main Library's Summer Film Series, Once Upon a Time in the West: Great Hollywood* Westerns (* and one Italian), ends today with a screening of...
Robert Johnson Jr.'s Cellphone Blues has a setting of none other than the Q.C. -- from neighborhoods like Oaklawn to a jazzy music venues like the...
Paventi's Pizzeria has a jackpot of at least $200, that will be given to anyone who successfully (without cheating or breaking any rules) completes The Paventi's Challenge. It sounds enticing doesn't it? But, can you scarf down a one topping, 32-inch pizza in 60-minutes or less? The massive N.Y. style pizza consists of four pounds [...]
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Paventi's Pizzeria has a jackpot of at least $200, that will be given to anyone who successfully (without cheating or breaking any rules) completes The Paventi's Challenge. It sounds enticing doesn't it? But, can you scarf down a one topping, 32-inch pizza in 60-minutes or less? The massive N.Y. style pizza consists of four pounds [...]
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I don't get it.
I really just...don't...get it. To be fair, I didn't "get" Hanson either, and these twits seem to the tight-pants reincarnation of the blonde boys-who-looked-like-girls. Supposedly, some of these are wax statues, but damned if I can tell them apart.
On a side note, my grandfather owned a pair of shoes just like the [...]
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Everyone has a place they frequent for lunch or dinner. Around our office, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Alexander Michael's and Camille's Sidewalk Cafe are pretty popular. Favorite dishes, a variety of options, good service -- there are lots of reasons why we keep going back. One thing I never seem to really take notice of -- [...]
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Everyone has a place they frequent for lunch or dinner. Around our office, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Alexander Michael's and Camille's Sidewalk Cafe are pretty popular. Favorite dishes, a variety of options, good service -- there are lots of reasons why we keep going back. One thing I never seem to really take notice of -- [...]
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It is fantastic to see Ingrid Betancourt free. She was the Green Party candidate running for president of Colombia against Alvaro Uribe in 2002 when she was kidnapped by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) just days after appealing to the FARC to stop its campaign of kidnapping. She was held hostage for more [...]
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Well its Fourth of July and Pride weekend in Atlanta and what better way to celebrate it than to discuss civil liberties. Sure, you're probably thinking the old addage of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," but today the focus in on something a bit more specific - the right to worship and the [...]
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Well its Fourth of July and Pride weekend in Atlanta and what better way to celebrate it than to discuss civil liberties. Sure, you're probably thinking the old addage of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," but today the focus in on something a bit more specific - the right to worship and the [...]
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"This way to better media," read the floor sign directing people through a skyway to the Minneapolis Convention Center. Thousands of people gathered there for the fourth National Conference for Media Reform, hosted by freepress.net. They came from all walks of life and all ages to address a central crisis in our society: our broken [...]
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"Utah" Phillips died this week at the age of 73. He was a musician, labor organizer, peace activist and co-founder of his local homeless shelter. He also was an archivist, a historian and a traveler; playing guitar and singing almost forgotten songs of the dispossessed and the downtrodden, and keeping alive the memory of labor [...]
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Make money by eating…
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Paventi's Pizzeria has a jackpot of at least $200, that will be given to anyone…
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Your age is showing
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I don't get it. I really just...don't...get it. To be fair, I didn't "get" Hanson…
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Where should we go…
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Everyone has a place they frequent for lunch or dinner. Around our office, Chipotle Mexican…
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