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Wisdom, Love, Health and Happiness Are Necessary Ingredients for a Wholesome Life
Alicia Rose discusses how tradition, wisdom, love and good health have inspired culturally the Irish. She points out how the Irish have generationally shared the importance of wisdom, love, good health and happiness. Honorable mention of Oklahoman Irish-Americans plus other interesting Irish facts.
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Growth and Change Are Highly Overrated by Tom Starita
Alicia Rose Harrell discusses the entertaining Literature & Fiction, plus Humor & Satire genre book “Growth and Change Are Highly Overrated” by Tom Starita. This book review also includes some of this author’s favorites, what his dog Lola likes to watch with him plus other author fun facts.
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Vicious, a Novel of Punk Rock and the Second Coming
Alicia Rose Harrell discusses the fascinating supernatural-psychological genre book "Vicious, A novel of punk rock and the second coming" by Michael Forester. This review also includes more about this prolific diversified author and his hearing dog Matt.
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Refreshing Look Into a Famous Mystery: Jack the Ripper, The Works of Francis Thompson
A book review by Alicia Rose Harrell of the eye opening, chocked full of surprises, biographical book "Jack the Ripper, The Works of Francis Thompson" by Richard Patterson.
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Mustang, Oklahoma: Whataburger Is Exceptional
Alicia Rose Harrell reviews Mustang, Oklahoma's Whataburger, a fast food restaurant with compassion, wholesome delicious food & exceptional customer service, plus shares a tender personal experience.
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Highlighting two commendable doctors dedicated to extending or saving lives
This hub, as a Health review, shares a happy hospital experience with Allen R. Molloy, MD (Intervention Radiology) and Abbas Raza, MD (Gastroenterology) at Integris Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma.
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Presenting the Exemplary Author Michael Forester
A book review by reviewer Alicia Rose Harrell for "The Goblin Child." Also includes recommendation of an audio reading by this author, and a list of Michael Forester's published works.
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Mother's Day: The History Behind This Special Day
A day set aside in the honoring of mothers is not a new concept or custom. Mother's Day tradition dates back throughout antiquity, even before the ancient Grecians, since the neolithic period.
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Thanksgiving: An Important National American Holiday
An explanation of the colonial roots and importance of the national holiday known as Thanksgiving in the United States of America. Includes why every American should celebrate this national holiday.
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Milk Bone Brushing Chews: A healthful way to enhance your dog’s breath
Alicia's personal experience with her dog using Milk-Bone Brushing Chews, a daily dental dog treat. This hub includes how well these worked for her dachshund, and the pet's positive reaction to them.
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Ratings: What the rating stars mean to me
"Ratings: What the rating stars mean to me" hub shares insight to the importance of using ratings for one's written works on HubPages. This hub delivers an explanation for the usage of the one through five star ratings from the handy "ratings" Hub Tool.
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Letters to Juliet starring Amanda Seyfried
Movie review about "Letters to Juliet" directed by Gary Winick and released in 2010. "Letters to Juliet" rated PG stars Amanda Seyfried, Vanessa Redgrave and Christopher Egan. Film's superb storyline is primarily set in the beautiful Verona, Italy and its surrounding areas.
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Free Money "They" Don't Want You To Know About
A book review about "Free Money 'They' Don't Want You To Know About" authored by Kevin Trudeau in 2009. This review includes a positive honorable mention of Mr. Trudeau's "Debt Cures" non-fiction financial advise book too.
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From Fatigued to Fantastic! by Jacob Teitelbaum, MD
From Fatigued to Fantastic!explains in detail without swamping the layperson with medical jargon how the body functions, how someone can get fatigue, the main causes of fatigue plus Fibromyalgia, and why fatigue generates full body pain throughout the body. Dr. Teitelbaum delivers what he has found...
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Susannah's Garden
"Susannah's Garden" by Debbie Macomber is an excellent fictional piece with an interesting people plot. This book review shares a synopsis of this well written mystery-romance.
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Knight and Day: starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz
This movie review discusses "Knight and Day" starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz. This film is action packed, well scripted and a whole lot of fun to watch. It is the kind of movie that keeps its audience on the edge of their seats!
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Three Cups of Tea: The beginning of the Central Asia Institute
"Three Cups of Tea" relates the true story of the beginning of the Central Asia Institute, founded by Greg Mortenson and Dr. Jean Hoerni in 1996. This book shares Greg Mortenson's journey toward helping those in the remote regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan. This book review gives an overview of...
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Pet Peeve, another Xanth fantasy
This is a book review. It covers some Xanth series history, personal reading experience and the contents of "Pet Peeve." "Pet Peeve" is the twenty-ninth book in the Xanth fantasy genre series authored by Piers Anthony.
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Eat Pray Love: Starring Julia Roberts
This movie review about "Eat Pray Love" starring Julia Roberts delivers a summation and the history behind the book this movie is based. This film has a woman's journey type of storyline that is sweet, romantic and insightful.
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The O'Reilly Factor: The Good, the Bad, and the Completely Ridiculous in American Life
"The O'Reilly Factor: The Good, the Bad, and the Completely Ridiculous in American Life" is thoughtfully covered in this book review. Bill O'Reilly's book was noteworthy and still contemporary - a great resource for those interested in the modern Independent Thinker attitude.
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Can America Survive?: 10 prophetic signs that we are the terminal generation
"Can America Survive? 10 Prophetic signs we are the terminal generation" authored by John Hagee covers much regarded as controversial. There are many thought provoking issues Mr. Hagee brings up in his excellently written book.
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Marigold: A Bollywood Film
Alicia Harrell’s memoir and movie review of “Marigold” that relates her viewing experience of her first ever Bollywood film. "Marigold," directed and written by Willard Carroll, delivers a modern musical akin to the Hollywood 20th century musical genre movies with a strong American woman main...
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The Accidental Husband
"The Accidental Husband" is a movie that portrays just how zany life can become for those who literally plan their lives. See this review for synopsis. "The Accidental Husband" stars Uma Thurman, Colin Firth and Jeffrey Dean Morgan; good romantic-comedy that appeals to men and women!
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Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of Growing Up Iranian in America
"Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of Growing Up Iranian in America" authored by Firoozeh Dumas delivers exactly what the title states. This non-fiction book is humorous and shares an experience of a legal US immigrant growing up in America. This book review offers an honest appraisal and is one of the best...
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Primal Fear
"Primal Fear" is an excellent murder mystery film. This movie review shares a synopsis. The film was well written, scripted and acted. Edward Norton does a flawless performance of a murder suspect. Richard Gere portrays perfectly the Defense Attorney who believes his client. This movie is one not...
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Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) has its own official website
This is a website review discussing the official site of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA). This review includes interesting facts about the AIA plus the programs offered by this organization that is dedicated to the preservation of our world's archaeological discoveries, resources and...
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Leatherheads: Starring George Clooney and Renee Zellweger
This is a movie review about the "Leatherheads" starring George Clooney and Renee Zellweger. Warning: "Leatherheads" portrays a serious hilarious unorthodox version of the beginning of football, one of America's favorite past-times.
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Comanche Moon: Second Chapter in the Lonesome Dove Saga
"Comanche Moon," the second chapter in the Lonesome Dove Saga televised mini-series based on the books by Larry McMurtry, is a prequel to the TV mini-series "Lonesome Dove." "Comanche Moon" begins before the Civil War and covers younger years of the characters Gus McCrae (Steve Zahn) and Woodrow F....
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Leap Year: Starring Amy Adams and Matthew Goode
Movie Review about the film "Leap Year" starring Amy Adams and Matthew Goode. This review includes a preview of this charming romantic-comedy brimming with quaint Irish traditions, superstitions and legends. The movie "Leap Year" is available on DVD.
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Doctor Who: The End of Time - Parts 1 & 2
The TV special "Doctor Who: The End of Time - Parts 1 & 2" starring David Tennant were the last two episodes of David Tennant portraying the 10th Doctor in the BBC long running TV series "Doctor Who." This review covers these unique episodes that include Timothy Dalton expertly as Rassilon, The...
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Swedish Bitters helped my dachshund breathe
This is a product review about Swedish Bitters, an all natural health product. "Swedish Bitters helped my dachshund breathe" article relates from a personal experience point of view how to use this product to assist a pet's breathing.
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Sooner or Later by Debbie Macomber
This book review shares a reader's first impression of a Debbie Macomber book. "Sooner or Later" is more of an action-adventure novel even though marketed as a Romance.
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First Impressions including Blithe Images: a two-in-one book
This book review covers the two-in-one book "First Impressions" that includes "Blithe Images" by Nora Roberts. This delivers a unique reader's point of view from a Science Fiction Author.
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Journey to the End of the Night
This movie review covers "Journey to the End of the Night" starring Brendan Fraser and Scott Glen. This is a dark gangster crime movie that shares the seedier side to Sao Paulo, Brazil. Eric Eason wrote the script and directed this film; consists of very adult subject matter, plot and language.
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I Hate Valentine's Day (released 2009)
"I Hate Valentine's Day" is a unique funny movie directed and written by Nia Vardalos most known for her roles in "My Big Fast Greek Wedding" and "My Life in Ruins." Once again this favorite comedienne does not disappoint her loyal viewing fans! This film is a great romantic-comedy that is even...
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Hamlet: Presented by the Royal Shakepeare Company
"Hamlet: Presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company," televised by BBC in 2009 is a stunning rendition of this well known William Shakespeare play. This production stars David Tennant and Sir Patrick Stewart. This Television Movie Review covers this excellent version of "Hamlet" and some history of...
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HubPages: A Great Place for a Professional Profile and Readership Development
Participating on HubPages gifts a writer a great place for a professional profile and readership development. This website review discusses HubPages.com and explains the numerous benefits HubPages has to offer those who are serious about being active in the writing field.
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Bridget Jones's Diary and Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
A movie review that covers two movies in one! "Bridget Jones's Diary” and “Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" films cover the unique life of Bridget Jones who is a pudgy career woman in search of romance and happiness. This is an excellent and well scripted romantic-comedy starring Rene Zellweger,...
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Crazy Heart: A 2010 Oscar maker
This movie review delivers a candid appraisal of the Western movie "Crazy Heart" starring Jeff Bridges, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jack Nation, Colin Farrell, Robert Duvall and Paul Herman. This film review was written by someone who respects and has appreciated Jeff Bridges work for about 30 years. Other...
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It's Complicated: Alec Baldwin, Steve Martin and Meryl Streep
This is a review of the movie "It's Complicated" starring Alec Baldwin, Steve Martin and Meryl Streep. All three actors are super in their respective roles. "It's Complicated" is a great comedy brimming with hilarity.
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Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars, the second 2009 special
This TV series review discusses "Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars," the second special released from BBC productions in 2009. David Tennant stars in this highly entertaining installment as the 10th Doctor. More about the TV series "Doctor Who" is also shared including updates.
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Rasputin's Daughter
A book review covering the National Bestseller "Rasputin's Daughter" authored by Robert Alexander (2006). This book delivers an insightful fictionalized rendition of the early adult life of Maria Rasputin, the daughter of the famous illiterate mystic Grigori Rasputin from Siberia.
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Scientific American: Magazine and Website
This is a magazine and website review that covers the Scientific American with a brief overview of this periodical's and website's history. These are renowned for their expert articles that cover the different types of science and share scientific breakthroughs.
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2012: Directed by Roland Emmerich
This is a movie review about the film "2012", directed by Roland Emmerich, shares an apocalyptic rendition of what could happen globally in the year 2012. This movie is action-packed with a fast moving plot delivering a scientific explanation for the catastrophic event predicted.
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Inkheart
The movie "Inkheart" is based on the book authored by Cornelia Funke with the same title. This review gives a summation of this action adventure fantasy film that reminds all of the fun one can have while reading fiction books. "Inkheart" stars Brendan Fraser and Sienna Guillory; narrated by Roger...
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The Twilight Saga : A Review of the Twilight Movie Series
This thorough review covers the Twilight Saga movie series. This movie series review covers adult and teenage viewing experiences. The Twilight Saga is a film series not to be missed; very well done.
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The Men Who Stare at Goats: Starring George Clooney & Ewan McGregor
This movie review discusses "The Men Who Stare At Goats" that was based on the book by Jon Ronson. This review uncovers where Jon Ronson discovered the contents for his book that later became a good military comedy that is nothing like its predecessors.
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Did You Hear About The Morgans?: Written and Directed by Marc Lawrence
"Did You Hear About the Morgans?" and want an honest review? Here it is! This movie review delivers a summation and candid appraisal with a romance-comedy recommendation.
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The Ugly Truth: Directed by Robert Luketic
This movie review discusses "The Ugly Truth" starring Katherine Heigel and Gerard Butler. This review shares a candid approach; a viewer’s reaction toward this outstanding film upon first viewing.
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Buffalo Girls
TV Mini-Series Review about "Buffalo Girls" based on the novel by Larry McMurtry. This televised mini-series was released by CBS Productions in 1995; stars Angelica Houston and Melanie Griffith.
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My Book's Published - Now What???
The title "My Book's Published - Now What???" says exactly what it delivers: a manual for the newly published who need steps for what to do next. This book authored by John F. Harnish and Jane M. Martin is written in plain English with sound advice. It is definitely a "must have" for any at home...
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My Life In Ruins
"My Life in Ruins" is not "just another romantic-comedy" or "chick flick." This movie review explains how delightfully different this film is. "My Life in Ruins" stars Nia Vardolos, Richard Dreyfuss and Harland Williams.
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Quantum of Solace: Starring Daniel Craig
This movie review discusses "Quantum of Solace" in the James Bond movie series. This is the sequel to "Casino Royale" starring Daniel Craig. Like most 007 movies this one is action packed with a great plot; much fun.
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The 6th Harry Potter movie: based on the book series by J.K. Rowling
This movie review covers the sixth Harry Potter movie based on the book series by J.K. Rowling. This review includes a summation of this delightful fantasy-adventure film titled "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" plus some fun "Potter" tidbits.
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Jane Austen's - Persuasion from BBC
"Jane Austen's - Persuasion from BBC" is a televised movie based on the works of Jane Austen. Jane Austen's writings today are regarded a classic and treasured by many. Her books share what living in England's Regency period was like; a fictionalized historical rendition of her era.
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Marley & Me
This is a movie review about the film "Marley and Me" starring Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston. This was written by someone who has owned a Yellow Labrador and is a dog lover; some personal dog owner insights are shared. This heart-warming comedy shares the ups and downs of owning a dog with a...
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Cheri: Based on the novel by Colette
This review is about the movie "Cheri", a French romance that portrays the early 1900's French courtesan lifestyle and its pitfalls. "Cheri" stars Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert Friend and Kathy Bates. The storyline was tastefully portrayed with very little nudity.
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The Lady and The Highwayman: Starring Hugh Grant
A movie review about "The Lady and The Highwayman" film released in 1989, produced by Lord Grade from England and based on the novel authored by Barbara Cartland. This historical-romance movie is a loose interpretation of the late 17th Century England; stars Hugh Grant, Michael York and Lysette...
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Star Trek: Released in 2009
"Star Trek" released in 2009 was an attempt to resurrect the well known movies and TV series created by Gene Roddenberry. This film was a prequel to where the original TV Star Trek series began. This Star Trek fan was disappointed by the plot (great special effects); definitely good to see Leonard...
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Timeline
This is a review of the well crafted film "Timeline" based on the book authored by Michael Crichton. Gerard Butler, Frances O'Connor, Rossie Sutherland, David Stern and Billy Connolly are great in their roles. This movie review includes some history facts as well as overall viewer insights from...
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Night At The Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian, released 2009
This review covers the "Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian" movie. Many of the celebrities in the film "Night at the Museum" have reprised their roles in this sequel; excellent family entertainment.
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Firelight
The movie "Firelight" is a romance drama set in the 19th century that has a very plausible albeit fictionalized plot. This movie review delivers a synopsis of this heart-wrenching film starring Sophie Marceau and Stephen Dillane.
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New In Town: movie released 2009
This movie review discusses the excellent romantic-comedy "New In Town" starring Renee Zellweger. This is a film for men and women with a real life situational type of plot that is highly relatable. This review shares much without spoiling.
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Angels and Demons: Sequel to the Da Vinci Code
"Angels and Demons" the sequel movie to the "Da Vinci Code" is a fast paced action packed controversial thriller that has a very speculative plot brimming with interpretive facts. This unorthodox movie stars Tom Hanks and Ewan McGregor. Director Ron Howard handled this film's sensitive storyline...
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Jesse Stone: Television Movie Series Review
The Jesse Stone movies are excellent. This television movie series is produced by CBS. This review covers the "Jesse Stone" movie series that is a "must see" for Tom Selleck fans as well as those who enjoy crime stories or murder mysteries.
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Duplicity
This review covers "Duplicity" starring Julia Roberts and Clive Owen. This is an expertly crafted movie with an extraordinary plot that transports its viewers into the world of corporate espionage.
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The Polar Bear King
"The Polar Bear King" movie is based on the Norwegian folk tale titled "King Valemon, The White Bear." This movie review includes a preview. This film is good family entertainment for one's family fun time.
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Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead
"Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead" is a BBC special aired in 2009 that is now on DVD. This is one of the 10th Doctor's better episodes. This review shares a long-term fan's insights, some Doctor Who TV program history and this episode's synopsis.
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The Chronicles of Riddick: Unrated Director's Cut
This movie review covers "The Chronicles of Riddick: Unrated Director's Cut." This unedited version, like many uncut movies, is better than the watered down version one usually watches in the theater or on television. "The Chronicles of Riddick: Unrated Director’s Cut" is a quality Science Fiction...
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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
This review discusses "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" starring Brad Pitt, Sam Shepard, Casey Affleck and Sam Rockwell as well as shares where literary license was taken. This film was based on the novel by Ron Hansen.
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The Proposal
Alicia's movie review discusses "The Proposal," a romantic comedy that is not a "chick flick;" enjoyable for men and women who enjoy a well written "could have happened" type of story. This film portrays a sensitive topic while gifting it with a heart-warming comedic and entertaining twist without...
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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
A movie review that covers "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" starring Shia LeBeouf and Megan Fox. This film is the sequel to the movie "Transformers." This movie is action, adventure and Science Fiction packed - fast paced too; great for teenagers and adults!
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The Wild Stallion
This is a movie review of "The Wild Stallion" that reminds all of the importance of the remarkable mustangs (wild horses) that roam in Nevada and Utah. This is a great story of how two girls made a difference. This film is great wholesome family entertainment!
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Far From Home (The Adventures of Yellow Dog)
This movie review discusses "Far From Home (The Adventures of Yellow Dog)," starring Jesse Bradford and Dakotah (a yellow Labrador Retriever). This is a touching, grueling, heart wrenching and wholesome movie about outdoor survival as well as the portrayal of a family going through a tragedy that...
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The Grimm Brothers from Germany
This is a summation of the Grimm brothers role in German history and how their studies led them to collecting Germanic folk and fairy tales. This article explains how Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm became national heroes for Germany.
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Lies and Illusions
This is a movie review covering "Lies and Illusions", a crime espionage action thriller drama, starring Christian Slater, Sarah Ann Schultz and Cuba Gooding Jr. This movie has a superb plot; very captivating.
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Knights of Bloodsteel
This movie review covers the Syfy TV Mini-Series "Knights of Bloodsteel." This film has excellent actors including Christopher Lloyd. It is a fun Fantasy genre piece along similar lines as "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" books authored by J.R.R. Tolkien; great action scenes.
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The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice
This TV movie series review discusses "The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice" starring Noah Wylie, Jane Curtin and Bob Newhart. This film review shares the fun and adventure this TV movie and its series delivers; great entertainment.
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How We Celebrate Our Dog's Birthday
"How We Celebrate Our Dog's Birthday" shares a dog owner's experience, as a memoir, about a very special day - one's pet's birthday. Happy birthday to all pets and their owners!
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3:10 to Yuma: Released 2007
Movie Review about the 2007 Western genre remake of "3:10 to Yuma." This review includes a brief comparison of both films with same title. This 2007 release stars Christian Bale and Russell Crowe.
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Gran Torino: Directed and Produced by Clint Eastwood
This movie review covers the "Gran Torino" movie directed and produced by Clint Eastwood; includes a viewer's insight. The storyline is one of those that could have happened in real life which makes this movie dramatically marvelous.
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James Madison: The Fourth President of the United States
James Madison (1751 - 1836) was the fourth President of the United States of America. This is a summation of his role in American History as one of the Founding Fathers, the "Father of the Constitution" and US President.
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Bedtime Stories
This movie review covers the Walt Disney Productions film titled "Bedtime Stories" starring Adam Sandler. This is a charming witty comedy directed by Adam Shankman that is a great family fun time for 7 years of age and older.
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Australia: Historical Epic
"Australia: Historical Epic" covers the movie "Australia." This movie review introduces a bit of this film's history plus explores its content that displays a great story about 1935 through 1941 Australia.
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Richard Armitage: A Dedicated Actor and Caring Person
This website review covers RichardArmitageOnline. This is a review about using this well organized website including inspirational content found on this amazing website dedicated to the actor Richard Armitage.
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Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
This review covers the movie "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past" starring Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner. This is a man can overcome anything once he is forced to face his past type of comedy.
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Race to Witch Mountain
This movie review discusses "Race to Witch Mountain" (released 2009) with comparison to the earlier Disney family movie "Escape from Witch Mountain" (released 1975). "Race to Witch Mountain" is a good family film with a decent Science Fiction plot. The "Witch Mountain" films are a great way to...
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Earthsea
"Earthsea" starring Shawn Ashmore and Danny Glover was originally a televised movie released in 2004 by the Science Fiction Channel. Today this delightful movie-saga is available on DVD. This television movie review delivers an honest appraisal of this film based on the fabulous "Earthsea Trilogy"...
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North and South
This review covers the TV mini-series "North and South" starring Richard Armitage, Daniela Denby-Ashe and Tim Pigott-Smith. This is a fabulous fictionalized portrayal of 19th century England as well as a wonderful romance.
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Capitalism, Communism, and Socialism: Economic Systems
This article contains a synopsis of Capitalism, Communism and Socialism; including explanation and definition for these three economic systems. This also covers the difference between a political system and an economic system.
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The Code
This is a movie review about "The Code" starring Morgan Freeman and Antonio Banderas. "The Code" is about a heist involving two Faberge Eggs worth twenty million dollars each. This film answers the question, "How can this type of heist be accomplished in today's world of high technology?"
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Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Movie Review of "Elizabeth: The Golden Age" released in 2007 and starring Cate Blanchett and Samantha Morton. This review shares an honest appraisal of historical inconsistencies regarding Queen Mary Stuart of Scotland noticed in this film covering 1585 - 1588.
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Swing Vote
"Swing Vote" is a film that shows the importance of voting in the USA. This movie review delivers a candid assessment of this comedy film. "Swing Vote" stars Kevin Costner who portrays a low-income American parent who finds his vote to be the most important in a Presidential Campaign.
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Federalists vs Anti-Federalists
The Federalists and Anti-Federalists were the original parties of the United States of America. "Federalists vs Anti-Federalists" covers the differences between these political parties and issues faced in the beginning of the United States of America.
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John Locke: Two Treatises of Government
This book review briefly discusses the liberal contents of John Locke's "Two Treatises of Government." John Locke (1632 - 1704) was a renowned English Philosopher who supported the view favoring peoples’ inherent rights of "life, liberty and the pursuit of property." This particular work was read...
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Genealogy: Finding Your Ancestral Roots
"Genealogy: Finding Your Ancestral Roots" covers some basics regarding searching for one's ancestry. This includes some helpful tips as well as firsthand knowledge regarding online genealogy websites.
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Burn After Reading
This movie review discusses "Burn After Reading," a winner of the Golden Globe for Best Picture in the Comedy Genre 2008. This movie stars George Clooney, John Malkovich, Brad Pitt, David Rasche and Tilda Swinton. This film has a fun twisted plot that seems way out there without overstretching the...
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Hellboy II: The Golden Army - Released 2008
The action packed movie "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" is the sequel to the film "Hellboy." Ron Perlman returns as the character Hellboy; delivering a perfect performance as this unique comic hero. This fun movie is great for teenage family time!
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Elizabeth: The Virgin Queen
"Elizabeth: The Virgin Queen" is discussed in this movie review. This film stars Cate Blanchett, Daniel Craig, Christopher Eccleston, Richard Attenborough, Geoffrey Rush, John Gielgud and many others well known in the Entertainment Industry. This movie was very entertaining, an excellent historic...
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Vogue
This is a magazine review about the periodical Vogue, well known for its top notch fashion, celebrity and beauty articles. Further includes a subscriber's view.
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V for Vendetta
Movie review about the movie "V for Vendetta," based on the book by David Lloyd and Alan Moore. This movie is about a masked Freedom Fighter in future Britain that has a totalitarian government resembling a fascist dictatorship.
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Gods of the Ancient Northmen
"Gods of the Ancient Northmen" by Georges Dumézil is discussed in this book review. This non-fiction work is a great reference book for those interested in the Indo-European people.
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Time Regained
The movie "Time Regained" shares the eccentric and depressed life of the well-known French writer and critic Marcel Proust in a fictionalized format. This film portrays a man on death's door; flashbacks are shown of his life and France before, during and a little after World War I. This movie...
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Hellboy: Released 2004
"Hellboy" is a movie based on Mike Mignola's cult comic book series. This review gives a summation of this good action packed movie released in 2004 starring Ron Perlman as the unique comic hero Hellboy.
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Kachina Peaks Wilderness: near Flagstaff Arizona
This is a memoir about traveling west on Interstate 40. "Kachina Peaks Wilderness: near Flagstaff Arizona" shares a traveler's experience of a very unique rest area in Arizona that is well worth visiting.
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Historic Route 66 and Interstate 40: Traveling Across Western States
This is a memoir about driving to California, and then back to Oklahoma in August 2009. Alicia Harrell shares her personal experience traveling across Western states as a fun vacation.
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"Juno", about Teen Pregnancy
This movie review covers "Juno,” a film about how one teenage girl modernly handled her pregnancy. This review discusses the unrealistic aspects of this PG-13 movie’s story line.
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Smithsonian Institution, more than a magazine
This review covers the Smithsonian Institution and its magazine. Shares much about magazine content and has information about the world's largest museum and research complex.
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Myths of the Norsemen, from the Eddas and Sagas
A book review including summation of the anthropology book titled "Myths of the Norsemen, From the Eddas and Sagas," authored by H.A. Guerber. This non-fiction book delivers scientific-historical data about the Norse culture, spiritualism and traditions.
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Changeling
This review covers the movie "Changeling" that is based on a true missing child story from the 1920's through about 1935. This excellently scripted film is very heartwarming and heart wrenching. Clint Eastwood directed an excellent piece starring Angelina Jolie, Jeffrey Donovan and John Malkovich.
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Safe Way to Keep Ants Out
"Safe Way to Keep Ants Out" is a memoir of how Alicia rescued her pet and home from an ant invasion in 2009. She shares her anti-ant salt barrier method that is safe for pets.
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Heavener Runestone State Park, Heavener Oklahoma
A true life experience account that includes historical and state park information about the Heavener Runestone located in the Heavener Runestone State Park on the Poteau Mountain near Heavener, Oklahoma. This is a great State Park to share with family and friends; visit and learn how the Norse...
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The Other Boleyn Girl
This review covers the BBC 2003 televised film "The Other Boleyn Girl" based on the Phillippa Gregory novel with the same title. This is a good movie to watch for the overall feel of the 16th Century as well as to witness the woman's role in Tudor society. There are some true historical events...
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Champagne Charlie
A TV Mini-Series review that discusses the 1989 televised series "Champagne Charlie" starring Hugh Grant, Megan Gallagher and Megan Follows. This is a great historical-fiction piece with superb storyline, acting, props and costumes.
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Archaeology, a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America
"Archaeology, a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America" is a periodical review covering a spectacular magazine. This is recommended for those interested in the field of Archaeology.
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Spider-Man 3
This review covers the movie "Spider-Man 3" with Tobey Maguire returned as the comic superhero Spider-man aka Peter Parker. Kirsten Dunst reprised in her role as Mary Jane. This film continues where “Spider-Man 2” ended.
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How to Get Rid of Fleas Holistically
"How to Get Rid of Fleas Holistically" shares a memoir and a holistic approach to keeping fleas off of one's beloved pet. The method given is safe, non-toxic and delivers a happier dog.
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Transporter 3
The movie "Transporter 3", like the preceding "Transporter" movies, stars Jason Statham as Frank Martin the "Transporter." This review delivers a summation of this well crafted exciting action packed thriller.
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Leviathan: Or The Matter, Forme and Power of a Commonwealth Ecclesiasticall and Civil
Book review of "Leviathan: Or The Matter, Forme and Power of a Commonwealth Ecclesiasticall and Civil" written by Thomas Hobbes. This is a 17th century "modern philosophy" and political thought piece. Thomas Hobbes's works are a must read for anyone interested in Philosophy or Political Science.
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Eat Right 4 Your Type
This book review for "Eat Right 4 Your Type" discusses its content and a personal application of the advice given by Dr. Peter J. D"Adamo with Catherine Whitney. This is an excellent non-fiction health book that explains in laymen's terms the importance of eating correctly per one's blood type.
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Flawless
"Flawless" starring Michael Caine and Demi Moore is a well crafted suspense heist movie. This review delivers a brief synopsis; one of the best films released in 2007.
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Equilibrium
This movie review covers the dark Science Fiction film "Equilibrium." This well scripted film covers controversial futuristic topics and stars Christian Bale as John Preston.
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The International
This movie review covers "The International" starring Clive Owen and Naomi Watts. Review includes a viewer's point of view about this fast paced action film.
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Turner Falls, Oklahoma, USA
Turner Falls is a spectacular natural Oklahoman wonder. Alicia Harrell shares the view of someone who has visited these twin falls repeatedly.
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The Republic of Plato
"The Republic of Plato" is the English translation of "The Republic" authored by the Greek philosopher Plato. Plato's history and his work the "Republic" is discussed in this book review. Plato was the first to design a theoretical model for a republic, a representative governmental system.
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Attila, The Hun
This movie review discusses the film "Attila, The Hun" starring Gerald Butler and Powers Boothe. This movie is a fictional portrayal of the historical figure Attila, Emperor of the Huns.
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Removing that Annoying Tick
"Removing that Annoying Tick" shares a true life experience from a dachshund owner. This memoir includes an easy humane way for tick removal from a dog.
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Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Oklahoma, USA
This is a brief overview and memoir of a visit to the Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Oklahoma, USA. This features the highlights of a fantastic family oriented national park that is geared for all ages. Everyone welcome!
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Harry Potter Book Series - Improves Reading Skills
This book series review is a summation of a personal experience related by a mother. It shares how the "Harry Potter" book series improved her son's reading and comprehension skills. This insightful memoir also includes a special thank you to J.K. Rowling.
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Transformers: Good machines vs. Bad machines
The movie "Transformers" starring Shia LaBeouf, Josh Duhamel and Jon Voight is excellent Science Fiction. Its plot is well done with good machines vs. bad machines with mankind assisting the good machines theme; great action packed scenes, fabulous special effects and expert acting. This review...
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Last Chance Harvey
Movie review about the film "Last Chance Harvey" starring Dustin Hoffman and Emma Thompson. Great DVD gift for those who enjoy people stories with a romantic twist.
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Author Dr. Tomislav Sunic: Has written much
Book review on Dr. Tomislav Sunic's earlier work "Homo Americanus: Child of the Postmodern Age;" a Political Science book explaining multi-culturalism and its societal impact.
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The Old Life is Dead...L'Ancienne Vie Est Morte
Book review about "The Old Life is Dead...L'Ancienne Vie Est Morte," a book of poems in English and French from the expert contemporary Croatian poet Xenia Bakran-Sunic. Mrs. Bakran-Sunic’s poems are about life and experience.