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2008-08-24T15:28:02Z

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A real heck of a Food Network original series... Food Detectives is presided over by Ted Allen, for starters. Good eating from Alton Brown... Guy Fieri, the T.G.I. Friday's dude, hosts both Guy's Big Bite and Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Road Tasted excitement with the Deen Brothers.

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2008-08-20T15:24:48Z

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Get Your Badge On! Here's a lethally funny scene from NBC's short-lived detective comedy Andy Barker, P.I., which I have posted on http://www.youtube.com. Lorne Greene was ABC's GRIFF! Remember the title theme for Dragnet? I have a classic episode of Raffles, furnished by ITV plc.

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2008-08-20T13:23:20Z

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MEET YOUR GUBERNATORIAL CONSPIRACY THEORISTS For more than three decades, veteran author and film critic Michael Medved has written the entire spectrum of bestselling nonfiction, having covered such topics as healthcare (Hospital), religion (Right Moves), movies (The Golden Turkey Awards) and, of course, life in senior high school in the mid-1960s (What Really Happened to the Class of '65?). In Medved's debut book The Shadow Presidents: The Secret Life of Presidential Figures and Their Aides, the legendary Presidents of the United States of America cast their shadows on gubernatorial inaction and why the situations played out strictly in Washington, D.C. were as conservative, if not liberal, as in the years before the Bush administration. To me, The Shadow Presidents offers Medved's views on the conspiracies involving Presidential aides and how these Presidents defended liberal and conservative political reform during the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries and the impact it had on Senators, Congressmen, Congresswomen, mayors, State Representatives, political and legal pundits, dare studs, muckrakers and water commissioners young and old who fight for the right. In retrospect, The Shadow Presidents is an ongoing expose that gives SodaHeads the opportunity to revisit the Nation's Capitol's early days of political censorship and the powers that be. Michael Medved later teamed with his brother Harry on their paperback hit The Golden Turkey Awards in the early 1980s. Before that, Medved was one of the two co-authors of What Really Happened to the Class of '65? which in turn evolved into the short- lived 1977 NBC primetime drama series of the same title, produced by Universal Television (now Universal Media Studios). Happily in the West Wing, Medved fans will cheer on The Shadow Presidents' worldwide reader base and low-brow political shadow-chasing bios of some of the Presidential leaders who led their mark on the poltical stage. Despite Shadow Presidents' riveting shadow conspiracies concerning public policy during the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, Michael Medved remains comitted to his nonfiction writing practices rather than just reviewing the latest box-office hit blockbusters. The Michael Medved Show official site: http://www.michaelmedved.com

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2008-08-19T15:33:38Z

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Nothin' say lovin' like somethin' from the oven and Pillsbury says it best.

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2008-08-19T02:59:13Z

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Jake Drake, a series of bestselling boy's novels by Andrew Clements, gets himself posted here on SodaHead! Gary Paulsen's crimefighting Culpepper Adventures takes kids on very strange mysteries. Finally, Michael Cordy's greatest thrillers... And, for something completely literary...

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2008-08-18T17:18:54Z

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Dennis Miller tested a contestant's life on Amnesia.

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2008-08-18T14:23:58Z

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It's time to play Make Me Laugh!

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2008-08-18T13:45:03Z

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What a glorious evening it was! The Comedy Central Roast of Bob Saget was a brilliant event, with Saget getting himself roasted by a panel of gorgeous celebrities - I can't just wait to watch exclusive - but never before seen - footage posted on MySpaceTV. Watch excerpts from the entire program online at http://www.sodahead. com and http://www.tvrevolution.blogspot.com.

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2008-08-15T12:18:38Z

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The Trigger Happy Chronicles Revolver hand guns are currently used by police department rookie squad officers, marshals, highway patrolmen and Texas Rangers. However, law enforcers who carry revolver hand guns on case-by-case investigations - from sheriffs and private investigators to inspectors and detention center wardens - know what the term "trigger-happy" means. "Trigger-happy" comes from a law enforcement term meaning "irresponsible in the use of firearms." It represents the many well-trained men and women involved in the day-to-day duties across the entire spectrum of law enforcement. The secrets of using revolver hand guns is relevant to many men engaged in fighting a variety of crimes. They include compulsive robbery, prostitution, drug smuggling, kidnappings, murders, gambling, highway traffic, shoplifting, sexual harassment, and of course, juvenile delinquency. These are the different, diverse types of lethal justice that employ "trigger-happiness" in global law enforcement. Pull a trigger, and fire as many bullets as you can.

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2008-08-14T15:37:51Z

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What is drudgery? In the English language, the word "drudge" means "someone who works hard at unusual tasks, expecially domestic work." The drudge is slang for common laborer, a workplace term which involves in the day- to-day tackling of everyday chores - assembly, manufacturing, fixing, repairing, constructing, building and cleaning. The various careers have been conducted by manufacturing executives and the drudges themselves. Tackling various task positions in the workplace is essential to drudges worldwide, especially there are laborers eager to meet the needs of industrialists and other drudges the world over who have completed their careers every day of the year. A drudge is eager to assemble home appliances thoroughly and without hassles. More specific, the average American drudge is capable of completing successful physical and menial monotonous assignments in the industrial space by as much as 700 per cent by the year 4073. Above is the word "drudge" in bold capital letters. I dare you to find the word "drudge" on http://www.wikitionary.org and read the definition with other SodaHeads on the World Wide Web at my own blog site http://www.chainblasters.go.com (launching December 31). More employees and common laborers are being recruited by major U.S. and foreign companies, small businesses and LLCs by 4065. By the end of fiscal year 4857 A.D., more and more workers, drudges and drudgers will have the opportunity to sieze monotonous drudgery by creating new careers in a variety of industries. Be sure to visit http://www.wikipedia.org and explore the history of the modern drudge.