Saturday, July 7, 2007
Friday, July 6, 2007
And Speaking of the Slammer...
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9:41 AM
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Thursday, July 5, 2007
Stop Sending Canadian Soldiers to Afghanistan
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David Berner
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8:56 AM
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Justice - One Little Case at a Time...
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David Berner
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8:51 AM
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Congrats to The Women!
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David Berner
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8:45 AM
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Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Apologies and Promises...
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David Berner
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1:24 PM
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
The Tennis Fan's Agony: Broadcasters
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David Berner
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9:11 AM
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The Excited States: Good News & Bad News
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David Berner
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9:03 AM
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Beverly Sills Farewell - Her Final Performance!
Known as "Bubbles," Beverly Sills passed away yesterday at the age of 78. She was more than a great singer. She was a great organizer and fundraiser and ambassador for music.
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9:01 AM
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Monday, July 2, 2007
Translink Beholden to Big Biz?
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David Berner
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9:14 PM
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The Legal, Immoral Drug Pushers
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David Berner
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9:28 AM
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Please Stay Out!
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David Berner
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9:21 AM
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Home $weet Home
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David Berner
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9:17 AM
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Sunday, July 1, 2007
HAPPY CANADA DAY
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David Berner
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10:06 AM
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Ben Webster - Jazz 625 - Chelsea Bridge
This sings for itself...
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David Berner
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10:05 AM
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Independent Lens
Billy Strayhorn was gay, black and a genius. He wrote and arranged most of Duke Ellington's most famous tunes. Read the book, "Lush Life," and watch for the doc on PBS. It's extraordinary stuff.
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10:01 AM
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Saturday, June 30, 2007
WRONG WAY CORRIGAN RIDES AGAIN
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David Berner
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11:27 AM
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No Consequences
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David Berner
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11:22 AM
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Here's another exapmple of this magificent baritone bringing new life to Rogers and Hammerstein.
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David Berner
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11:20 AM
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How to Handle a Woman
Terfel is one of the greatest voices of our generation. He is most often singing opera, but he has proven again and agin that he is a master of the Broadway show tune. Here's the Richard Burton/King's song from Camelot.
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11:17 AM
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