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Local resident and festival pass holder Tom Lewicki is caught reconciling creationism with evolution in a discussion with new friends Lynda Maxwell and Judy Soller, who are both here from Columbus, Ohio for Ebertfest. Also discussed were atonement theory and the best place to get coffee downtown.

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Not sure if it’s been mentioned here, but they’ll also be playing the Old Rock House in St. Louis on May 22

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General Admission? Are we supposed to camp out the night before the game to get decent seats?

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First off did you read the wired magazine article I posted? You should. Second, WAS!? HAhahaaha. What, we aren’t being spied on right now. Its not legal anymore? Obama didn’t just re-authorize the patriot act? Semi-mythical deep packet inspection devices. Semi-mythical deep packet inspection devices. Semi mythical…

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ESPN360!!!!!   For those that don’t know, you can watch the ESPNs’ games on your puter.

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So John is seeing all comments as being authored by John. I am seeing all comments as authored by me.   The first comment was Mysterious McDade who evidently acquired an Optimism Hat and is now seeing how it fits.

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No, everyone is me!  Muahahaha! I so didn’t make that first comment so I thought maybe someone was trying to get my goat, adding me to the staff. I hope jumping to that conclusion is forgivable.  Yeah, uh, I guess I should say that I swear I…

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I have reached Nirvana, I guess. Everyone is me.

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WTF guys?  Does impersonating a user in the comments section run afoul of your commenting policy?  

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Nate, No offers to crash but I was wondering if you’d ever considered publishing the plans to your trailer.  You might make a dollar or two especially after you go solar! Let me know if you do it. Sincerely, Don

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Not sure if it’s been mentioned here, but they’ll also be playing the Old Rock House in St. Louis on May 22

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Interesting about who owns land in the path of the Olympian Drive extension. My comment was in response to ‘Tony C’s remarks about the I-74 expansion. Just who owns land in the 150 [BloomingtonRd]-I-74 corridor?? Because the corridor is zoned for future use as Commercial/Industrial, I am…

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Wow, great article.  I wish you the best in your endeavors and hope you have a nice trip.

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Um. Yeah — check out that “General Disclaimer” at the bottom of the article, folks.

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As an adoptee, I can empathize—although I’m not an international adoptee, and I apologize if I’m assuming too much on the nature of your adoption.  You can feel what you feel, but don’t be too hard on yourself.  When I started a search for my birth family,…

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I highly doubt a single dish is vegan at Bombay.  Most Indian dishes use Ghee(essentially clarrified butter) as the base fat. While I guess they could make some dishes with canola oil, I would for sure ask the exact ingredients before I consumed if you are following a vegan diet.

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You’re right!  Every runner, in my opinion, is a real runner.

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Congratulations on the AG place! In all of your accomplishments, don’t forget what it was like to think a mile was an impossible distance. Getting to the six-mile point takes a lot of training and preparation to acclimate the mind and musculature to so much pounding. Your…

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Sounds like it!

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I heading out on my 9 miler before my 10 hour work day right now. Do I have what it takes?

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Nice, killer work pretty man…the channeled, one sided collaborated rhyming poem.  An oft forgot genre.   The ruckus was felt even here in my living room, which is normally a safe haven from ruckus.    

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wait, I was commenting on the wrong thing - sorry - he’s actually a gigantic sellout but who really knows what all this is about.

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If the democrats didn’t have Kucinich, and the republicans didn’t have Ron Paul, where would both these parties really stand? These men actually mean what they say.

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Joel, thank you for the opportunity to answer these questions and have them posted here. I really appreciate it! Yes, I was thrilled to see that Rep. Kucinich flipped today, so he will has committed to voting yes for health reform. I appreciated his comments which seem…

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It appears to me that your reviewer did all that could be expected: she paid her money, saw the play and conveyed her impressions. The review (on the whole, laudatory) may have been rushed, in a generous attempt to publicize the production while it was still available…

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Dan Schreiber’s chocolate is simply the best I’ve ever had.  It’s a whole different ball-game; closer to very high-end wine than anything out of Hershey PA. 

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That settles it… Im going.

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Vosges is pretty decent chocolate, but you should definitely try the locally-produced chocolate from Dan Schreiber, available (regularly?) at Amara, Caffe Paradiso, and Common Ground.  I believe it is or will be at other places soon.

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