Excerpts from Bohemian Parables
eobrien
June 1, 2003
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“The Trophy Rack” and “I never liked you, anyway”
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Maturing to a Martini Crawl
Kerry Ann Ryan
June 1, 2003
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For the 30 something crowd that still has a wacky, fun attitude, our night out was successful. Going out in the city is an experience that will never expire so long as my posse remains near by! So, strap on your heels, slip on your black pants, and grab a martini. Once a while it
Hard Cider: Batch #37
Dan Bliss
May 31, 2003
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This month I am brewing up some hard cider for my upcoming fall enjoyment. I
Respond II: Catalysts Disc / Signature Sounds
Jessica Ward
May 4, 2003
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This rare gem of a compilation CD not only showcases the talents of female performers from Joan Baez to Aimee Mann, and crosses genres from punk to bluegrass, but the proceeds benefit families who have been affected by domestic violence.
Open Doors – Part One of Two: A Darkman Original
Jeremy Carr
May 4, 2003
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Gary sat alone in the dark, guitar in his lap, drink in his hand. It was how he spent most of his time. All really. Gary was a member of the Orefice family, and obvious drawbacks of the name aside, being a member of the Orefice family was both a blessing and a curse, in Gary
Whoop Moffit English Lager: Batch #34
Dan Bliss
May 3, 2003
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A review of the English Lager I brewed back in December for my springtime enjoyment.
These Boots Were Made For Hiking: Long Distance Hiking, Lessons from the Appalachian Trail
Jason Madson
May 3, 2003
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Good boots are a critical element for attaining a more pleasant hiking and camping experience. In the course of the last few years I
High Mountain Park Preserve: Wayne, NJ
Jason Madson
May 3, 2003
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High Mountain Park Preserve sits in Wayne, NJ, on 1154 acres of protected land established by The Nature Conservancy in 1993. This hike is really close to Manhattan, maybe 35 minutes drive over the GW Bridge in the Preakness Range of the Watchung Mountains.
Digital Video as an Art Form: A New Take on Your Camera
Dan Prussmann
April 10, 2003
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Digital artists are still unable to recreate the smooth gracefulness of natural human movement. What we can do as digital video artists is capture that movement for use in abstract ways.
Cooking in the Woods
Jason Madson
April 8, 2003
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Over the course of my Boy Scout experiences and subsequent wilderness trips, I have found that campfire cooking can really be quite exceptional. Following are a few great ideas, and some tips for cooking on a camping trip that are simple and very satisfying.
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