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'Idol' events planned around Utah
"American Idol" fever is burning up Utah with Murray sensation David Archuleta in the finals. Murray High School is hosting an "Idol" viewing party during Tuesday's performance show at the school's auditorium, 5440 S.
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‘Numb from the horror’
Thousands of fearful Lebanese were struggling to get their lives back to normal after days of ferocious street battles in Beirut and other parts of the country.
Monday Morning |
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The Dead Future of MP3 Players
Things are eerily quiet for MP3 players. Other than Apple’s iPod and Microsoft’s Zune, there’s not much going with portable audio players, and it’s a little awkward. Sure, cell phones, particularly smartphones, have captured away attention from music players, but it’s still a little disappointing to see them go ignored. Just a few years ago, they were the latest rage with video playback ...
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Flagler concert a preview for teens' Carnegie performance
PALM COAST -- In the past three years, Jacob Reedy, 16, and Nathan Frederick, 17, have gone from music novices to ardent disciples of the viola and the violin, respectively.
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LMS Charlotte event news 2008-05-19
CONCORD, N.C. (May 19, 2008) - Lowe's Motor Speedway officials have announced a lineup of special guests, including country music artist Darryl Worley, who will participate in pre-race ceremonies leading up to the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series event Sunday at the 1.5-mile superspeedway.
Motorsport.com |
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The symphony audience arrived at Vanier Hall Saturday evening prepared for the final performance of the season. Entitled “Universal Brotherhood,” the concert was named to reflect the themes of the two major works performed.
Prince George Citizen Online |
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The Natchez Democrat
Natchez — How do you like your jazz? Sweet? Hot? Big band sound? Swing? Dixieland? Tight harmonies? The Pfister Sisters have it all, and so much more.
The Natchez Democrat |
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DAILY EXPRESS NEWS
Kota Kinabalu : More people are visiting the museum and other related facilities throughout the State - thanks to various programmes organised by the Sabah Museum Department.
Sabah Daily Express |
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Bach's Mass in B minor weaves many strands
Near the end of his life, Bach set about putting his music in order. The biggest organizing project was the Mass in B minor, which the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and Chorus will perform this weekend.Bach had this massive liturgy in Lat...
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Around the Valley
Charter school deadline set
The Fresno Bee |
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StarTek marks Decatur success
DECATUR - Shauna Hall knows how to climb the corporate ladder.
Herald & Review |
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Gators play their way into SEC Tournament with sweep over Vanderbilt
Perhaps Brandon McArthur was being prophetic when he changed his batting music for this past weekend's series against then-No. 13 Vanderbilt. In the words of Gainesville’s favorite son Tom Petty, the senior first baseman and the Gators showed they won’t back down.
Independent Florida Alligator |
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Jazz and blues to sound along the bay's edges
Sausalito's first Jazz and Blues by the Bay of the season will be from 6:30 to 8 p.
Marin Independent Journal |
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Bonnaroo to you Music...
Bonnaroo to you Music fans who can't trek to Tennessee for the Bonnaroo Music & Arts festival still have a chance to see the action: Fuse TV is televising parts of the three-day extravaganza, its first national TV exposure.
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Super Scoop - Grateful superintendent bids community fond farewell
I can't leave Lockhart without saying "Thanks!" to many people. To begin I want to thank my office staff who have not only welcomed me into your building, but have also welcomed me into your hearts. Your support was felt from my first day on the job and I will truly miss each one of you.
Lockhart Post-Register |
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Chuck Bennett: Private parties open Amnesia, new MotorCity Casino nightclub
They call it Detroit's newest ultra lounge. In more descriptive terms, Amnesia, situated 16 floors above the MotorCity Casino Hotel lobby, is probably the most spectacular night spot in Metro Detroit.
Detroit News |
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'Viva' is a bad trip back in time
As an experiment in nostalgia, the film "Viva" -- which positively oozes '70s schmaltz and on Wednesday opens up the "Future Cult Classics" film series at the Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center -- works like a charm.
New Orleans Times-Picayune |
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Hai Fidelity - Ayumi Hamasaki: Guilty
Ayumi Hamasaki , also known as Ayu, has worked hard to earn her title “Empress of J-pop .” In 2006, the diva became the first female solo artist with the most number one singles.
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Bucks County News in Brief
Delegates to discuss peace-building efforts Three local clergy members who traveled to the Middle East in March as part of a 20-member "Compassionate Listening Delegation" discussed their trip Tuesday at Nassau Presbyterian Church in Princeton.
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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Obama to Tenn.'s GOP: 'Lay off my wife'
Barack Obama has a message for Tennessee's Republican Party: "Lay off my wife." The Illinois senator and his wife appeared in an interview aired Monday on ABC's "Good Morning America."
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Memorial musicians make their mark
LANSING The Memorial Junior High School Music Department garnered many awards, including the most coveted trophy, at a competition earlier this month.
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Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. ASSIST News Service reports that a leader of al Qaeda in Iraq has been sentenced to death for the killing of Chaldean Catholic Archbishop Paulos Faraj Rahho, whose murder in March drew worldwide condemnation.
Crosswalk.com |
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From the clubs
Here's a look at upcoming events and news for area clubs and organizations.
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Adult social calendar
Today plus 7 New Beginnings: Meets 6:30 p.m. today, St. Matthew Catholic Church, 1001 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg. Pizza party and "Seinfeld" episodes. $5 donation for this meeting. (847) 891-1220 or www.stmatthewparish.org.
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BEN column
Good morning! If we can get by the rain, the Memorial Day weekend is going to be gorgeous. Sunny Friday, sunny Saturday and sunny Sunday. That's good for Bud Maxwell's Sunday Memorial Day service, starting at 2 p.m., at Laurel Lawn Cemetery, on Old Deerfield Pike and Cornwell Drive.
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