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Pat Robertson: Part 1

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 Pat Robertson was in the news yet again for a statement he later apologized for. A pattern appears to be forming. At first glance, it seems like the man blurts out before considering the ramifications and then tries to take it back. That’s not what I see happening here, though.

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Television

Unanswered Questions from LOST on ABC

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 I’m deep into LOST, the hottest show on Prime Time. Is this show going to completely disappoint me? Each new episode is so fascinating to me. Of course, whoever decided to make us wait for three weeks for another new episode should be shot, drawn, and quartered (i’m pretty sure […]

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Television

LOST: A New Episode

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 I am caught up in the story and characters of LOST. I wasn’t really very impressed by the first episode. But then somewhere toward the end of the first season, I tried watching again and found the characters had developed to an interesting level. 

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Business, Technology

Blogs: A New Public Relations Tool

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 We all know that blogs have taken the internet by storm (if you don’t know what a blog is, skip this article and move on to the one announcing the wheel). Millions of people are posting their thoughts, ideas, dreams, gossip, advertisements, and complaints on the web through personal weblogs. […]

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Books

Homer, Tolkein, and Jordan

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 Homer was required reading in sophomore World Lit, but The Illiad and The Odyssey are forever burned into my literary consciousness. Grand, larger than life tales of adventure, colossal battles, and mythical heroes litter the ancient landscape. Homer took a collection of myths and wove them into a historical tale worth believing. 

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Technology

My Odd Blog

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 I’ve heard this comment all too often lately: “You’re using a blog as your business website? How odd.” It may be odd, but it’s a heck of a lot cheaper to build. That is always a plus. Besides, I’m a writer! I write… let that one sink in. Careful, now. […]

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Books

Fantasy Novels: Robert Jordan

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 I read somewhere recently that fantasy novel sales are rising faster than most genres. USA Today even did a story on the genre, crediting The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and The Wheel of Time collections with repopularizing a classic literary style in popular culture. 

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Arts

Discovering Anselm Kiefer

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 It was the fall of 2001. 9/11 was on the horizon. I was studying in Denmark for a semester and enjoying the early autumn light. My fellow students and I were given tours of several attractions and museums early in the semester. And somewhere along that unintended path, I encountered […]

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Culture

The Beginning

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 Welcome. The name CultureFeast came to me more than a year ago and wouldn’t leave. There have been many plans for this name: online bookstore, blog, art & culture review, and copywriting portfolio. Because this blog will not contain the scope of my vision, this blog may eventually move to […]

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