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Christianity and Critical Thinking: Analyzing the Eden Narrative
The Eden narrative in Genesis 2–3 highlights a central tension in Christianity between obedience to God and the pursuit of knowledge. Adam and Eve’s quest for wisdom, framed as rebellion, results in humanity’s fall, establishing a theological emphasis on submission over critical thinking.
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Trapped in Paradise: How the Garden of Eden Was a Setup
Who’s to blame for the Fall in the Garden of Eden? An outsider’s perspective on this pivotal theological account of the Fall of Man, original sin, and the moral implications of the Eden narrative.
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Unearthing the Bible’s silence: a critical examination of slavery
A brief critical looked at what the Bible has to say about slavery
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Going Through Life With Good Intentions: An Interview With Toad the Wet Sprocket's Glen Phillips
Glen Phillips of Toad the Wet Sprocket discusses music, politics, religion, and nerd culture.
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Record Reflections 7: Blenderhead "Prime Candidate for Burnout"
Episode 7 of a series of record "reviews" where the author shares their thoughts & memories about an album, instead of the technical aspects. The subject of today's article, "Prime Candidate for Burnout" by Blenderhead
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Record Reflections 6: "Once Dead" by Vengeance Rising
Episode 6 of a series of record "reviews" where the author shares their thoughts & memories about an album, instead of the technical aspects. The subject of today's article, "Once Dead" by Vengeance Rising.
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Record Reflections 5: "Daydream Nation" by Sonic Youth
Episode 5 of a series of record "reviews" where the author shares their thoughts & memories about an album, instead of the technical aspects. The subject of today's article, "Daydream Nation" by Sonic Youth.
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Record Reflections 4: "Graceland" by Paul Simon
Episode 4 of a series of record "reviews" where the author shares their thoughts & memories about an album, instead of the technical aspects. The subject of today's article, "Graceland" by Paul Simon.
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Finding the Good in 2020 in: An interview with Mima Good
New York based songwriter and producer, Mima Good, recently released her debut album, "Hydra", a fantastic and eclectic collection of tunes, completely self produced. Here, she answers some questions about the album and about life in a COVID world.
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We're all broken: An interview with Josh Hagquist of the Beautiful Mistake
An interview with Josh Hagquist, guitarist/vocalist for screamo band, The Beautiful Mistake, discussing the new record, "You're not broken. I am", pandemic hobbies and beer.
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Record Reflections 3: "Diary" by Sunny Day Real Estate
Episode 3 of a series of record "reviews" where the author shares their thoughts & memories about an album, instead of the technical aspects. The subject of today's article, "Diary" by Sunny Day Real Estate.
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Brother's Rock: Honyock: an Interview
Earlier this year brother-fronted indie rock band Honyock released the #13 EP. This slice of indie rock, Americana and pop will put you in a good mood and remind you of simpler times. What follows is an interview with the band.
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Record Reflections 2: "Full Collapse" by Thursday
Episode 2 of a series of record "reviews" where the author shares their thoughts & memories about an album, instead of the technical aspects
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Record Reflections 1: "Clarity" by Jimmy Eat World
The author reflects on the album "Clarity" By Jimmy Eat World
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"Two Tramps in Mud Time" by Robert Frost: An Explication
"Two Tramps in Mud Time" is one of the finest persona poems in the Robert Frost collection. As with much of Frost's work, the poem is full of double entendre and is both playful and serious.
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"The Church Is Hurting People" an Interview With Bryan Gray of the Blamed
Hardcore punk veterans, the Blamed, recently released "The Church is Hurting People" through Indie Vision Records.Vocalist Bryan Gray took some time to answer some questions about the new record, and about life in general.
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"Where Were All of You?" an Interview With Scott Hunter of Poor Old Lu
Poor Old Lu was one of the premier underground christian alternative rock bands of the 1990's. I recently caught up with vocalist Scott Hunter to find out what he's been been up to int he nearly twenty years since the band last played a gig.
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An Interview With Ben Bowman of Snow Burial
Post-metal trio, Snow Burial, out of Chicago, Illinois, recently released Ostrava on Prosthetic records. Here, ben Bowman talks about the album, the band, and his favorite dance moves.
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Poem Analysis: Robert Frost's "Flower-Gathering"
"Flower-Gathering" is one of the finest early poems in the Robert Frost collection. This simple poem is about much more than walking around and looking for flowers.
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Heavy Metal Music and the Environmental Conversation
Heavy metal music can serve as a powerful voice about the dangers of environmental destruction.
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Sailing the Ocean Blue: An Interview With David Schelzel
Interview with Ocean Blue guitarist and primary songwriter David Schezel discussing the album "Kings and Queens/Knaves and Thieves," music in general, and death-row meals.
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The Rocket Summer: An Interview With Bryce Avary
Indie rock outfit Rocket Summer released "Sweet Shivers" on August 2nd. Bryce Avary talks about the new record (and what's next) in this revealing interview.
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An Interview With Omar of Psych Pop Band Amo Amo
Hailing from Los Angeles, Amo Amo has released a debut album of fun psychedelic pop that will leave you in a good mood. Learn more about the band in this interview.
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Slowing Down With Geoffrey Scott of Slowness: An Interview
On June 7th, San Francisco based shoe gaze/drone rockers Slowness released their latest album "Berths." Here is an interview with band member Geoffrey Scott.
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Death Cab for Cutie Albums Ranked Best to Worst
Seattle-based indie rockers Death Cab for Cutie have an impressive roster of albums. Some are classics, and some are forgettable. In this article, I rank each album and EP from best to worst.
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Taking a Leap: An Interview With Author Ted Boone
Ted Boone's debut sci fi novel, Langford's Leap, is getting great press and great reviews. Learn more about him and his process-- and the novel-- in this revealing interview.
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Brutality in Christian Music: An interview with Jake Martin of Taking the Head of Goliath
Taking the Head of Goliath recently released a brutal Christian death metal record. Vocalist Jake Martin recently took the time to answer some questions about the music, about faith, and about pizza.
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An Interview with Kyle Crane: Crane Like the Bird
Kyle Crane has played drums on many of your favorite records. Now, he throws his his significant talent behind a solo project, with many of his close friends, including Conor O'Berst and Blake Millls.
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Nate Allen Interview: Good Saint Nathanael & "Hide No Truth"
Nate Allen has been making music for a decade in a half. From raucous acoustic-based punk to folk, he discusses his latest project, Good Saint Nathaniel.
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Writing Love Songs With Bad Bad Hats: An Interview With Kerry Alexander
An interview with Kerry Alexander of Minneapolis based group, Bad Bad Hats.
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Imagine: Flash Fiction
Imagine making a different choice. What would the outcome look like then? Would it still be tragic?
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Fort Building: A Short Story
While their dad performs at a Bible camp and their mom gossips with the staff, two little boys find refuge in building a fort up in the mountains, with unexpected consequences.
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Dear Rouge: Thank You for Being You, an Interview
Juno Award winners, Dear Rouge are about to embark on a tour. Their new record, "Phases" has been getting great reviews. Danielle McTaggart is interviewed here.
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Interview With Dale Thompson: Bride Is Back!
For more than thirty years, Christian hard rockers Bride has been creating no-holds-barred music that is both unashamed and thought-provoking.
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Top Forty Favorite 90s Albums
My personal top forty favorite albums of the 1990's. Ranging from the wildly famous to the most obscure.
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Extreme Metal Is Not Dead! An Interview With Prophet of Monotheist
Founder and guitarist of the death metal band Monotheist, Prophet, sits down and discusses his record and music in general.
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An Interview With Jen Deale of Camp Crush
Portland, Oregon based new wave duo, Camp Crush, are set to release a new EP on May 18th, 2018. Find out what dance moves they are good at, among other things, in this chat with vocalist Jen Deale.
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Interview With Travis Williams of The Adio Sequence
Portland, Oregon's pop funk rockers, The Adio Sequence, are back with a brand new record titled "Then and Now." Lead vocalist Travis Williams talks to us about that and a host of other topics.
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Chicken Chopper: A Short Story
As a listless young couple debates whether to have a child, a visit to a boss' fancy home unearths the rot at the core of their marriage.
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Bright Lights, Big City: Book Review
A review of the cult novel, Bright Lights, Big City by Jay McInerney.
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The Magician of Wrigley Street: A Book Review
The Debut poetry collection by Craig A. Hart. Published in 2013, The Magician of Wrigley Street.
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Karaoke Tips: The Three E's of Being a Karaoke Host
Karaoke is a fun and entertaining pastime . . . but it starts with having a good host. These three tips should help you as both a karaoke singer and a karaoke host (KJ).
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Nevermind, Never Forgotten
Released on September 24th, 1991, Nirvana's "Nevermind" remains as relevant today as it was when it was released. here, the author shares his thoughts on the impact of record.
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KT Tunstall and the extinction of the dinosaurs: An interview by Justin W. Price
Scottish songstress KT Tunstall talks about her new album, the rigors of the road, skinny dipping, mini golf, puppies and dinosaurs. Contains audio.
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A Review: Fitz and the Tantrums Live at the Oregon Zoo Amphitheater.
A Review of a performance by Neo-soul band Fitz and the Tantrums at the Oregon Zoo Amphitheater on 8/19/16.
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Songs about Abortion
The First in a series of Articles about song topics. This installment contains songs inspired by the controversial topic of abortion. Contains song by Fleetwood Mac, Death, The Verve Pipe, and more!
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O: A Presidential Novel- A Book Review
A review of the novel "O: A Presidential Novel" by an anonymous author, believed to be Mark Salter.
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NFL Season 2014: week twelve Picks
NFL Season week 12 picks.
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NFL Season 2014: Week Eleven Picks
NFL Season Week eleven picks, featuring the song "Spirit of Survival" By Yes.
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NFL Season 2014: Week Ten Picks
NFL picks, with exact scores, for week ten of the NFL season... includes music from Static-X (RIP Wayne Static)
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NFL Season 2014: Week Nine Picks
NFL Season Picks 2014, week nine. Includes an Anberlin music video.
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NFL Season 2014: Week Eight Picks
NFL Season week 8 picks, featuring the song "Out of My League" By Fitz and the Tantrums.
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NFL Season 2014: Week Seven Picks
NFL Season week 7 picks, featuring the song "Bad Sneakers" By Steely Dan.
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NFL Season 2014: Week Six Picks
NFL Season week six picks, including an upset special and a music video. (Impending Doom, "My Nemesis")
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Flash Fiction: The Question
Gover Prize for short fiction nominated story, "The Question" by Justin W. Price. What happens when mom is forced to care for Danny's pets? Find out the answer to that question.
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NFL SEASON 2014: Week five picks
Week four picks for NFL season 2014, including an upset special
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NFL SEASON 2014: Week four picks
Week four picks for NFL season 2014, including an upset special
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NFL SEASON 2014: Week three picks
Week three picks for NFL season 2014, including an upset special
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NFL SEASON 2014: Week two picks
An amateur picks all sixteen NFL games for week number two. Featuring "Slow Down" by the band Paulson
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NFL SEASON 2014: Week one picks
An amateur picks all sixteen NFL games for week number one.
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A Reliable Wife: A book review
A Review of Robert Goolrick's debut novel, A Reliable Wife.
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"The Chris Farley Show: A Biography in Three Acts" Book Review
A review of a biography about late comedian Chris Farley co written by Tom Farley Jr. and Tanner Colby.
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Seattle Seahawks: Offseason 2014, predictions. (updated 3/28/2014)
Following a franchise-first Super Bowl title, Seattle is faced with some tough personnel decisions. Here's my armchair quarterback take
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Malingerring: The art of faking an illness
How faking illness to get out of school is a great skill to learn for adulthood.
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Palo Alto: Stories by James Franco a Review
James Franco, the actor, wrote a short story collection. Is it any good?
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Feminism in late nineteenth century literature: A brief discussion
Two American authors of the late nineteenth century, Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Kate Chopin, approached feminism in their literature in vastly different ways.
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Three Blind Families: A literary analysis
A look at the universal theme found in works by Raymond Carver, Billy Collins and Alice Walker.
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A close look at Cathedral by Raymond Carver
A brief look at the themes and ideas behind Raymond Carver's story. Cathedral
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Life of Pi: The film
A review of Ang Lee's film adaptation of Yann Martel's novel, Life of Pi
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Modern Literature and the American Dream
A look at the American Dream through late nineteenth century and early twentieth century literature including works by Walt Whitman, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zora Neale Hurston.
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A Close Look at Jamaica Kincaid's "Girl"
A look at and analysis of Jamaica Kincaid's short story, "Girl"
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A Marriage Pre Destined: Stories From my Grandfather Number One
A marriage against all odds. A non fiction tale told against the backdrop of World War 2 and the assault on Pearl Harbor
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Infected by Neon: Song Lyrics
Lyrics I wrote regarding my years living in Las Vegas. As of yet, this piece has not been set to music.
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Literary Magazines: Submissions guidelines are not optional
Make sure to read the submissions guidelines before submitting to literary magazines, journals and newspaper.
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"The Rose That Grew From Concrete" by Tupac Shakur: A Book Review
A review of Tupac Shakur's poetry collection, THE ROSE THAT GREW FROM CONCRETE.
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Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt: Storyboard and Analysis
A look at the Alfred Hitchcock thriller, Shadow of a Doubt, told shown through drawings and text. The primary focus is on Uncle Charlie, the villain of the film.
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Kokopelli: a god of fertility and agriculture
A brief overview of Kokopelli, the Pueblo Indian god of fertility
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Dot the i and other films you should be watching
Some lesser known and underappreciated films that are worth the time to explore.
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Farewell, my faithful companion: January 16th, 2013
Losing a pet is always hard. Here's the life story of my chow mix, Baby.
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A Close Look at Ikiru
A closer look at Akira Kurosawa's classic film "Ikiru" (1952) and a brief biography of Kurosawa.
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Mass Texting: Rude Behavior or a way for busy folks to keep in touch?
Is mass texting a socially acceptable way to stay in touch, or is it rude and impersonal?
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Those Summer Nights (Poem)
A poem about staying up late with friends, enjoying good times and some cigarettes.
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The wonderful, glorious, spectacular sandwich
Sandwiches. Everyone likes them. Sandwiches. Learn the history behind some of the world's best loved sandwiches
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My son, the Parrot
A piece of flash fiction about a woman and her toddler followed by the story behind the story. My Son, the Parrot was originally published in the Hellroaring Review in Fall 2012. The author retains all rightsw to redistribute this work.
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My Favorite Guitarists of all Time: With Video (Part One)
part one of a list of my favorite guitarists. This doesn't mean they're the best, necessarily, they're just the ones I like the best. See who made it and who did not.
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Dirty Door Handles and the Influenza Virus
Bathroom air dryers may be better for the environment, but are they better for your health?
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Literary Magazines: How to Submit
Once you know which literary magazine to submit too, what's the next step? What's the best way to do it to increase your chances of acceptance/
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Destroy Nate Allen... With Our Powers Combined: An Album Review.
A review of the album "With our Powers Combined" by Nate Allen and the Gnarboots"
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The Music of Bill Price. The album, "Love So Right" *Videos*
A collection of videos for contemporary Christian music artist, Bill Price. These tracks come from the album Love So Right which was released towards the end of 1989. Bill Price currently resides in Longview, Washington.
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The Six Word Story
A look at the six word story, attributed to Ernest Hemingway. Is the story a story and what constitutes a story? Includes writing challenges and prompts.
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Getting Gas in Barstow, California: Poetry
A poem about a lonely gas station attendant in Barstow, California. First published in the Crisis Chronicles September 19th, 2012. Inspired by real events and Elizabeth Bishop.
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Literary Magazines: Why submit?
Why you should submit/publish in literary Magazines.
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Elizabeth Bishop's "Filling Station"
An analysis of the poem, the Filling Station, by American poet laureate, Elizabeth Bishop.
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My Favorite Frontmen... and Women (Part Two L-V)
This list is not all inclusive, nor is it stagnant or final. I'll likely make a series of these as I do with my other music hubs. This first list covers artists from A-J and is based on my taste and my taste alone. This list covers the rest of the...
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Little of Everything Stir Fry
A recipe for a stir fry recipe that has a little of everything.
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Writing Tips: No Excuses!
How to overcome writer's block and a lack of inspiration. Includes tantalizing metaphors.
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The Dark Knight Rises... Bane Falls
A relatively nregative review of the third and final installment in the dark knight series
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My Favorite Frontmen... and Women (Part One A-J)
A list of top frontmen (by surname, A-J). Includes Pat Benatar, Kurt Cobain. Phil Collins, Brad Delp, Eminem, Anthony Green. Gavin Hayes, Elton John, Michael Jackson. Eminem and Chris Cornell
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Five-er-up
A trip the gas station turns out odd... though gas was purchased
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A Letter to My Six-Year-Old Self: My Battle With Emetophobia
The author writes a letter to his six-year-old self, explaining the origins of his emetophobia.
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Flavor Flav: The Icon. The Memoir. The Book review
A review of the book, "Flavor Flav: The Icon, the Memoir". Complete with videos.
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Why the Catcher in the Rye?
A look at Why JD Salinger named his novel the Catcher in the Rye
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Writing Tips: The Different Types of Point of View
A look at the three most common narrative points of view, and the pros and cons of each.
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Songs You Should Listen to Part Nine
Part nine in an ongoing series of song suggestions. this one features songs by Franky Perez, the dear Hunter, Sonic Youth, dropkick murphys, demon hunter, silversun pickups, stairwell, copeland, june and steve earle
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Writing Tips: Showing vs. Telling-- it's all About Gravy
How to write compelling scene, that shows instead of tells.
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What is Creative Non Fiction?
What is Creative non fiction and how does one write it?
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Tips to Healthier Eating, Tastier Cooking, and a Happier Tummy
Eating healthier and smarter doesn't mean sacrificing taste.
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Into the Great Unknown... Almost
I nearly died, crossing the street.
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Embracing the Refiner's Fire: A Book Review
A Review of the book "Embracing the Refiner's Fire", a journey through a battle with cancer, from diagnosis to Heaven.
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Girl Interrupted, a Book Review
A review of the book, "Girl, Interrupted" by Susanna Kaysen. The book, a memoir set in the eastern United States in the late 1960's, follows the adventures of a mentally ill girl living and rebelling in an asylum. One of the most unusual memoirs you'll ever read.
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Tattoos: Advice and My own Personal Stories
Advice on getting a tattooing, a description of the process, followed by the authors' personal stories. Includes lots of pictures and videos. If you plan on getting a tattoo, you must read this article.
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Orange Mint Salmon
a simple and healthy baked salmon recipe. Recomended especially for those who do not care for fish.
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Album Reviews... from High School!
some album reviews, written by a high school student in the mid 90's. Copied here verbatim, with editorial commentary.
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Bricks- A Poem of Assonance
A brief description of assonance, followed by an extreme example.
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Songs You Should Listen to Part Eight
Another collection of songs suggestions. Includes Stone Temple Pilots, Elvis Costello, Jimmy Eat World, Opeth, Thursday, Thrice, The Juliana Theory, Karmin, Queen and Hum
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My JFK Moment
April 5th, 1994. they Day Kurt Cobain died. A day that lives in infamy, for me.
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Justin's Artichoke Scramble
a simple recipe for a hearty breakfast, using artichokes along with traditional omelet ingredients.
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Loudbraries
The library seems to be a quiet respite no longer.
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Finding the Red Thread
a description of the revision process along with a revised version of a previously published essay, also by our author.
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Dirty Pea-coat: Dog Park Etiquette
Take your dog to the park? Don't do these things!
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Hissing: An Alliterative Poem.
a brief description of alliteration, followed by an (extreme?) example
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The Mental Marathon: Poem
trying to figure out life? So is this poet :-)
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Urban Haiku
Urban Haiku, a modern take on the ancient artistic form
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Snow Down Pants
a story about a game, DC Talk, music, and childhood dreams...
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The Lies We Know
sometimes, we ignore lies in a relationship. WE know them. but we choose to ignore them.
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Only Bounds: Poem
The happy feelings of being newly in love (yes, a bit sappy and not what i usually write)
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I Fell Victim to the White Van Speaker Scam
The white van speaker scam... don't be a victim!
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The Squirrel, Ever Vigiliant, Always Working: Poem
an experimental poem about a squirrel
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"It's Better to Burn Out Than Fade Away"-- the Kurt Cobain Story
An overview of the life of Kurt Cobain (Feb 20th, 1967- April 5th 1994).
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I Want to Read Your Hub
want to catch my attention with your article? Read on...
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Chasing Straights
a man defends a woman's honor after she cheated at cards. Was he in the right
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Puffing: Poem
a short observational poem. lots of colors.
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WCW: Imagist Poetry
Three relatively short, William Carlos Williams inspired, untitled imagist poems.
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Ezra Pound: Found Poem
A found poem, this one dedicated to Ezra Pound
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Songs You Should Listen To Part Seven
installment seven in an ongoing music review series. This one features songs Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians, Echo and the Bunnymen, Ryan Adams, Mayer Hawthorne, Muse, Anberlin, The Cure, Radiohead, Five Iron Frenzy and He is Legend
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Clay Money: Poem
a poem about poker chips and thoughts on how people's personalities can be discovered through their handling of poker chips.
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Writing Tips: How to Have a Productive Workshop
How to have a productive writing workshop and handle critiques
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"North by Northwest"-- The Anatomy of the Film
a technical analysis of the classic Hitchcock film, North by Northwest.
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Crowd Noise
a nonsense poem about the indecipeherablility of the masses...
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Challenger
A five year old observes the Challenger explosion and struggles to make sense of it.
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Scam Alert! Stealing from Gramma Ursula
There's a new scam around targeting the elderly. Learn how to recognize it and protect yourself.
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Upon Seeing the Old People on My Way to School
getting older used to seem so far away
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Poem: Thief
a poem dealing with distractions and loss.
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"I Won't Be a Rock Star. I Will Be a Legend."--the Freddie Mercury Story
a short biography of musician Freddie Mercury, vocalist of Queen, including his childhood, rise to fame, and early death.
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Femur
A story about a five year old who broke his femur while skiing. Don't worry. it's somewhat humerus....
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circle
Life is circular. This poem uses repetition to encapsulate that point.
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of dogs
some folks choose not to have children and have only pets. while it's a rewarding decision, it can also lead to heartbreak
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Two Copper Coins: A Book Review
a review of the book Two Copper Coins by Dale Price. An inspirational first hand account of dealing and living with terminal cancer.
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Writing Tips: How to Be Prolific
Some tips on how to become a more prolific writer
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Dispatch
a poem about a road kill incident.
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My Favorite Television Characters Since 2000.
a summary of fifteen TV characters from 2000 until now. Includes characters from Breaking Bad, Arrested Development, 24, 30 Rock, The Big Bang Theory and others.
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Faster and Brighter
the past is the past. this poem thinks it should stay there.
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The Holy Runway
an experience with a very fashionable church.
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The Sellwood Bridge: Perilous or Iconic?
the Sellwood bridge is a landmark. Should it be torn down, saved or reconstructed?
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One Tremendous Year
I met my wife a year ago today. My tribute to her.
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The Battle Of Bunk Bed Ridge
The Battle of Bunk Bed Ridge was a fierce, back and forth affair.
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Blood Diamonds: Tracing the Path of the World's Deadliest Stones-- A Book Review
a review of one of the first books to expose the tragedy of conflict diamonds.
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Slug
A humorous piece of prose poetry about someones first kiss. Can you relate? Includes a poll.
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Writing Poetry Tips: In the Palm of Your Hand, a book review
A review of a fantastic poetry handbook by a fantastic American poet.
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CyBeR Love Equals Broken Hrt
A satirical poem about internet love and relationships 8-)
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My Ten Favorite TV Sitcom Theme Songs
A collection of ten TV theme songs from the 70's, 80's and 90's.
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Lizards: A Poem
A poem that takes an unromantic view about childhood.
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The Magician-- a simile poem
A simile poem
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Sunset Boulevard, Storyboard
a storyboard from scene four of the classic Billy Wilder Film noir film, Sunset Boulevard
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Songs You Should Listen To Part Six
A selection of ten songs you should listen to. Includes selections from Sponge, Bayside, Oasis, Dr. Dre,K's Choice, Live, Pantera, The Prayer Chain, Chiodos and Mana.
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No Means Know: Poem
A playful poem poking fun at the English language. Light-hearted. don't read too much into it
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Crime Dog: Poem
A poem revisiting a beloved childhood character who has fallen on hard times.
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Into the Lake
a poem about a day at the lake
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I Am Not a Serial Killer, a Book Review
a reviews of the novel I Am Not A Serial Killer by Dan Wells. Its a YA novel marketed to adults. This is a problem.
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Songs You Should Listen To Part Five
Part Five in a series. This one features songs by The Doobie Brothers, Blind Melon, Billy Joel, Michael Jackson, Bread, Metallica, Stone Temple Pilots, Sublime, Seal and The Choir
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Binge and Purge
a poem about greed and calousness.
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Foreign
a song lyric about a communication problem
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Parasite: Poem
parasites come in many forms. A short poem...
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Entangled
a major revision of a metaphorical poem.
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Writing Poetry Tips, Part Three: The Found Poem and the Enjambed Line
Poetry tips. Using endstopepd and enjambed lines, using found poems to practice.
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Pillow Talk
a conversation before bed...
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Marionettes: Poem
a poem about the wind and the trees
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Happy 100th!
a 100th HUB celebration!
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Hot Pink Lipstick
a person's first real life encounter with dead body.
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Songs You Should Listen to Part Four
The fourth installment in a series highlighting ten songs you should download and listen to. features La Dispute, Dredg, Pearl Jam, Glassjaw, 2Pac, Glen Hansard, Gin Blossoms, Mumford & Sons, Further Seems Forever and Mae.
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This Atmosphere
A poem about being a little down and out, when you're not used to it
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Silent Fuzz
a short poem about making mistakes over and over again.
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The Challenge: My life in Exactly 25 Words
A few weeks back, I challenged TTooms08 to write a poem describing her life in exactly 25 words. She succeeded beautifully, so, now it's my turn
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Bella
a poem about a dog who really doesn't like someone she sees.
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Gringo Tacos (for the enjoyment of Epigramman and others)
A recipe for yummy, American style tacos.
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Writing Poetry Tips, Part Two: Write it, Own it
Another article with writing tips. This one says, essentially, "Don't be anonymous".
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Penn State Shame?
Joe Paterno and Penn State are guilty of sexual abuse, even though they were not the one's committing the physical act. Jerry Sandusky, former defensive coordinator for the Penn State Nittany Lions Football team has been found guilty of 45 of the 48 charges levied against him and will likely spend...
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The Viking
A poem developed and inspired by a writing exercise. It has vikings and blood and stuff.
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Nice Rock!
A sarcastic poem about pretty diamonds, flesh and blood
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Writing Poetry Tips, Part One: What Can I say?
a lot of novice poets try to use fancy and cultured language. Don't! Use natural language.
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Songs You Should Listen To Part Three
another installment of ten eclectic song suggestions. Features The Goo Goo Dolls, Blue Oyster Cult, Ray Charles, Death Cab for Cutie, Kings of Leon, Smashing Pumpkin, The Chariot, Nirvana, Poor Old Lu and Thrice.
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Chronos, God of Time
A short sketch on the god Chronos, the personification of time.
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For All Intents and Purposes
a story about numbers and denial
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She is a Garden: Poem
A poem about someone close to me.
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Five Thoughts in 85 syllables
Five none naturalistic Haiku's.
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Vocabulary Amusement
a poem where the poet was clearly just having fun with words!
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Lime Green Buddah Part Two
James and Lily met in part one... see what happens in part two
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Songs You Should Listen To Part Two
another selection of ten songs suggestions. Includes Elton John, Circa Survive, Aerosmith, and others.
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Even Though: Poem
is technology always an improvement?
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LAST CHRISTMAS (poem) and the revision process.
a revision of an earlier published poem.