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A Poem

Garden of Splendor by Andrea M Garden of splendor, garden of delight Do you realize your marvelous might? Power that excites the birds to...

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Book Review: A Theory of Relativity

Book Review: A Theory of Relativity by Jacquelyn Mitchard Family ties can be forged in a multitude of ways. Many families are bound by...

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Book Review: The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach

A good baseball game can keep us on the edge of our seats. So can a good love story. Chad Harbach’s The Art of Fielding has both, along...

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The Avengers: The Mightiest Comic Book Movie on Earth

Whether you’re a fan of the original comic books, the top-notch cast, or seemingly non-stop action, I almost guarantee that you will love...

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Have an Appetite for Action? Try the Hunger Games

Said to be one of the most anticipated films based on a book series, The Hunger Games tells the heart-wrenching story of a girl who’d do...

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Google Captures History with the Google Art Project

If you’ve been following Google news lately, you’ve no doubt heard the announcement of their futuristic augmented reality product, Google...

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Movie Review: Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter

Possibly the biggest leap of faith in the more recent years of film history, Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter is definitely one for the...

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Book Review: 600 Hours of Edward by Craig Lancaster

He keeps track of weather data, recording each day’s high and low temperatures. Edward also eats the same thing for breakfast...