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December 24, 2006

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The Library of Congress

It's the largest collection of literature in the world. And, if you're an American citizen, it belongs to you. Your tax dollars paid for it. It's the Library of Congress, and its site is today's FamilyFirst pick. Where do you... Read the story »

October 23, 2006

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Mea Culpa

Never let it be said that I'm too full of myself to admit a mistake. In my piece on Eric Snider dated October 18, I took a broadside shot at Philip Martin, a movie critic for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. I... Read the story »

October 18, 2006

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Eric D Snider

There are gifted writers who express opinions about movies and such with intelligence, wit, and a touch of humility. Such a reviewer is Eric Snider. Perhaps you've heard of him. Sadly, I hadn't (although you can call me a fan... Read the story »

September 26, 2006

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Capital Comics

When I was in my teens, I LOVED comic books. I found a used book store in town that had a good stock of those glorious DC comics from the mid 1960's with that checkerboard pattern across the top of... Read the story »

September 23, 2006

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OEDILF

Our FamilyFirst site today May delight you or maybe dismay Its theme, you discern Is that poetry spurned It's limericks! What can I say? Yes, today's FamilyFirst site is called OEDILF: The Omnificent English Dictionary In Limerick Form. The site... Read the story »

September 20, 2006

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PaperBackSwap.com

I've read a lots of books. And I would estimate that 75% of them were of the paperback variety. I just don't have a lot of spare room for a big library of hardbound books. But you can keep a... Read the story »

May 16, 2006

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John Grisham Books and Flicks

Okay, John Grisham fans (and I know there are a whole bunch of you out there), today's FamilyFirst site is for you! I really don't know why someone hasn't come up with this idea before. Grisham books vs. the flicks.... Read the story »

May 07, 2006

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Touching the Brilliance of Sunrise

I have always been a John Grisham fan. For one, the bad guy always gets it. As soon as a character shows a villainous side, you KNOW he/she is going down. Likewise, if a character demonstrates heroism, you KNOW things... Read the story »

September 16, 2005

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Snoopy.com

He has been around for many, many years. He has assumed many identities, from beatnik to WWI flying ace to member of the French Foreign Legion. Before you think we are talking about James Bond, I must mention that... Read the story »

September 08, 2005

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Time Warp Trio

Those of you who visit this site on a regular basis know that I consider a successful educational site one that teaches a subject while entertaining the student. In that way, they learn and have fun at the same... Read the story »

September 04, 2005

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Common-Place The Interactive Journal of Early American Life

This weekend marks the traditional end to summer vacation for schools. Some schools are already back in session, and some are starting in the next few days. So students are either busily cracking the books and writing papers, and... Read the story »

August 24, 2005

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The Beatles in Portland

Ask anyone what the names John, Paul, George and Ringo mean, and you may get a 1) a blank stare, 2) a blank stare followed by a smile, or 3) a loud scream and yell. In case you didn't... Read the story »

August 14, 2005

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BookHive

Are you looking for a good book to read this summer? Are you looking for a good book for your young ones to read this summer? I can remember some great times curling up with a good book in... Read the story »

August 07, 2005

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Big Idea

Television and the media have a major impact on the lives of children these days. Knowing what to watch, when to watch, and who to watch it with. But not only is television a concern, so it the radio,... Read the story »

August 01, 2005

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I Hear America Singing

The music of our country reflects the heritage that of what has come before us. It represents the good times, the bad times, the happy times, and the sad times. Most important of all, it reflects who and what... Read the story »

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