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Michigan Monsters- Book Review

Do you remember those childhood days when you’d tell scary stories to your friends at night just to freak each other out. It doesn’t matter if you were sitting around a campfire, laying in a tent or hanging out in your best friend’s bedroom, it was fun and scary. You can relive those days, or even give your own kids some new stories to tell with this great book

 
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Stress Relief the Natural Way – Book Review

You can’t hide it and you can’t deny it: everyone is affected by stress at some point in their life (or, for some of us, at many points in life). It is a fact that stress can kill you. So what can you do about it? Well, read Stress Relief the Natural Way, of course! This 50 page book is full of natural anecdotes to battle stress: no drugs,

 
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Divine Intervention: The Art of Divination – Book Review

Many books published that tell of the art of divination exist: from reading tea leaves to tarot cards. Many of the books divulge a single topic, giving the reader everything they need to know about their chosen method of fortune telling. So what if you have no idea what path into the world of mystics you want to take? How do you find out which tools of the trade

 
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Penelope Houston, On Market Street – CD Review

Published on 6 August 2012 by in Album Reviews

The first thing that stood out to me about this CD jumped out before I even got it into my player! The packaging is made from recyclable materials. The CD was held onto its clever case by a piece of cork too! I love it. All CD’s should come in this type of packaging. It’s magnificent! Down with plastic! Now to the actual music. This is Houston’s 7th studio

 
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Profane – DVD Review

Aptly title, Profane is a movie full of contempt and submission. It’s also full of nudity. An interestingly dirty and twisted film, that has been called “extraordinary” by some reviewers, though not by this one. It’s an interested movie that crosses many lines, but I found it more disturbing than anything. Don’t assume porn when you see the nudity. This is not porn. It is an artistic, independent film,

 
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Fiction – Film Review

“When fiction bleeds into real life, when blood pours from the needle tracks on your arm…” Fiction is a movie about a guy with issues, but not everyone sees those issues until Roman’s life begins to spin out of control. Behind closed doors he hides his anger, his alcoholism and his drug addictions. Confusion sets in as you watch the movie. Ten minutes in and you wonder to whom

 
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Zombie Undead – DVD Review

Published on 4 August 2012 by in Film Reviews

Zombie movies really are a dime a dozen these days. I think I mentioned this in my last zombie movie review. I have watched some that suck. This one, however, doesn’t suck. It wasn’t awesome either, but it was pretty good. I watched it from beginning to end and even paused it for bathroom breaks. A dirty bomb is the start of the zombie apocalypse in Zombie Undead. As

 
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Annalise Emerick, Starry-Eyed – CD Review

Published on 28 July 2012 by in Album Reviews

Folk-like singer/songwriter, Annalise Emerick has a fresh sound and vocals that aren’t cookie-cutter like many of the laid-back sounds of folk-pop. Her music is dreamy and sleepy at times, lulling you into a beautifully relaxed state. Later it is energetic and makes you want to move some. Like the difference between song two, ‘Time of Day,’ and song three, ‘I Came Around.’ Like all folk, Annalise’s music tells a

 
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