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70The Dictator Movie Review
"The Dictator" is an broad satire of a Middle East tyrant, Admiral General Ladeen dictator of Wadiya, an oil rich Arab country in North Africa. General Aladeen resembles Muammar Gaddafi with a touch of Saddam Hussein and Amadinejad. Sacha Baron...
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66"Bully" Movie Review
"Bully" is a documentary about school bullying that everyone who has young children or who has contact with children should see. Viewing should be mandatory for all elementary and high school teachers and administrators. The movie should be shown to...
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61Matthew Ball, The Boogie-Woogie Kid from Detroit
Matthew Ball, a Boogie-Woogie pianist, packed the Guild Hall for a SRO concert at Christ Church Cranbrookâs second Monday of the month free concert and high tea.
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79Mansions in Detroit's Historic Boston-Edison District
In the early 20th century a number of Detroit industry magnates including Sebastian Kresge, Benjamin Siegel, Charles Fisher and Water Briggs built their mansions on Boston Boulevard between Woodward Avenue and Hamilton Street a half-mile north of what is now called the New Center area.
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68Salmon Fishing in the Yemen Review
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen is a delightful little romantic comedy with a bit of Middle East intrigue mixed in. Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt are the romantic leads, a PhD icthyologist employed by the UK government and a public relations assistant to a rich, romantic Yemeni sheik who learned to fish in England and wants to start a salmon fishery in the Yemen river.
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78What's New in Michigan and National Politics April 2012
What's New in Michigan and US Politics What's New in Michigan Politics provides news and informed commentary on Michigan politics and important national political and economic news.
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71"Being Flynn" Review
Being Flynn is a downer, a hard movie to watch. It's based on an autobiographical memoir by Nick Flynn about the relationship between himself and his alcoholic, grandiose father Jonathan Flynn and his struggle to find his own identity separate from his father.
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65A Bit of Scottish Humour
My friend Frank Angle told this Scottish-English joke which is one of my favorites in a perfect Oxford English and lScottish accen, embellishing a bit as he went along.
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69What's New in Michigan Politics March 2012
What's New in Michigan Politics provides news and informed commentary on Michigan politics and national political and economic news of importance to Michigan.
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68"Hugo" Review
Martin Scorsese's Hugo is a magical little fairy tale movie which offers drama, humor, mystery, pathos, romance, and a bit of cinema history.. The sets and special effects are perfect. It's one of those rare movies that has universal appeal.
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