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 FreeMediaOnline.org and Free Media Online Blog  November 8, 2008, San Francisco – Henry Loomis, who died Nov. 2 in Jacksonville, Fla., at age 89, was director of the Voice of America (VOA) during the Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson administrations. His obituary was published Nov. 8 in the Washington Post. During his tenure from 1958 to 1965, the VOA Charter […]

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Ping Pong Playa is the comedic tale of suburban slacker Christopher ‘C-Dub’ Wang who finds himself having to take over teaching his mother’s ping pong lessons and eventually taking his older brother’s position in a ping pong tournament. It’s an independent film for a niche audience to say the least, and the soundtrack reflects this […]

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Whats not to love about these bad boys of rock and roll? Set for a November 18 release this 2 DVD or Blu-Ray set is going to be a must have for every The Who fan.
The DVD set is a gold mine, comprising of two shows, the 77 Kilburn concert and a rarely seen 1969 […]

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Director Jonathan Demme (most well-known for The Silence of the Lambs) has recently been earning rave reviews for his stripped-down drama Rachel Getting Married, featuring an equally stripped-down performance from Anne Hathaway (which has been earning its own rave reviews, by the way). Demme isn’t as well known for his documentaries (most recently Jimmy Carter Man […]

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Many fans of the hit television series “Cold Case”, a drama about a female detective in Philadelphia who gets assigned to solve crimes that have never been solved (aka “cold cases”), have been waiting for several years to get their hands on some of Michael Levine’s score work (work that has won him the ASCAP Film […]

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Having tried “Blue Heaven” and quitting after fifty pages because I absolutely hated it despite the glowing praise from others, I was thrilled to have this one come in at my local library. I have been a big fan of the exploits of Game Warden Joe Pickett for some time despite events such as author […]

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Set in New York City, this novel opens in 1992. Years ago, Luis (Tio) Ramos left Puerto Rico because of the draft and was sent to Vietnam. Like a lot of vets he saw combat and never talks about the things he saw or the things he did. Wounded, he survived it and eventually settled […]

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Could you be an American Indian? November is American Indian month, and also a fantastic time to start looking into your past and trace your roots. I think many of us would be shocked to find out where we came from, and from whom we descended. Researching your blood line can be a fun and […]

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In a little suburb of Chicago called Evanston Illinois there was a discovery that shocked everyone around. Police found a 90 year old woman inside her home where she was living with the bodies of three of her dead siblings.
Two of the bodies were described as skeletons and the third was said to be badly […]

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On Saturday morning’s Fox and Friends show (11/8/08), former Governor Mike Huckabee made the statement that an economic stimulus package doesn’t help the American economy — he gave an example of the last round of $600.00 checks that were sent out and stated that ‘the only economy that was stimulated was China’s’. He’s partially right […]

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St. Johns is a small community north east of Phoenix Arizona that is usually a quiet little place that doesn’t have much crime. The town’s motto is “The Town of Friendly Neighbors” and only exists of 3500 residents.
Wednesday the police department in St. Johns said that an 8 year old boy confessed to shooting his […]

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We here at Blogger News are always looking for new ways to get our message out there. The Citizen Journalist has become the new media. What amazes me is the amazingly high quality of reporting that our Citizen Journalists offer.
Blogger News Network is proud to announce that we are hitting the Internet airwaves with a […]

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One of the extraordinary appeals of dance is that it is, by definition, non verbal – it transcends language in a way that is unique. Some music does this as well, of course, but whilst a Symphony concert can be ravishing to the ears dance appeals to all of the senses in a deeply emotional […]

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An international study (summary below) reported in Lancet links such policies with lower infant mortality and old-age excess mortality. Public health statistics are not my forte but the infant mortality claim is an old chestnut. The rate depends on what you count. The USA counts very premature births. Other countries […]

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