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LexisNexis: Cabinet resignations not as prolific as past presidents

November 15, 2004 Legacy Content

The flurry of resignations from President George Bush’s cabinet seems significant, but, compared to past administrations, is still not all that monumental, a study of data on LexisNexis has revealed. LexisNexis is a leading provider of legal, news, business and risk information.

Daily Herald: Injuction could be next step in piercing case

September 28, 2004 Todd DeFeo

A 15-year-old high school student suspended for wearing facial piercings to school has hired an attorney, and an injunction could be filed in attempt to allow the student to return to class.

Internet broadens communication, allows for railfanning

January 23, 2004 Todd DeFeo

At times, it turns out the Internet is also quite useful. Instead of spending money on long-distance phone bills, I use messaging software to keep in close contact with my friends.

‘Drop the needle and pray’: The gospel of music is here to take you home

November 21, 2003 Todd DeFeo

A Bruce Springsteen concert is more like a religious experience than a traditional rock concert. Taking the gospel of song on tour, Springsteen continues to electrify audiences 30 years after breaking into the musical world.

It’s hard to pick Springsteen’s ‘Essential’ cuts

November 14, 2003 Todd DeFeo

To define Bruce Springsteen’s career in a single collection is difficult.

Country singer Joe Nichols coming to Nashville

September 23, 2003 Todd DeFeo

It’s a Red Letter Day for Dylan’s Wallflowers

November 15, 2002 Todd DeFeo

“You won’t believe just how good it can get,” Jakob Dylan sings on The Wallflowers’ new album “Red Letter Days,” which hit stores Nov. 5.

“I want an eye for an eye, I woke this morning to an empty sky.”

August 2, 2002 Todd DeFeo

I can’t stop listening to Bruce Springsteen’s new album, “The Rising.” I’m addicted. But, that’s ok. So, while listening to this masterpiece, I compiled a song-by-song overview of the album:

Springsteen fan, casual listener will share ‘The Rising’ from 9/11

July 29, 2002 Todd DeFeo

From “The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle” to “Nebraska” to his latest effort, “The Rising,” there has been one constant throughout Bruce Springsteen’s career – quality, hard-hitting albums.

Red Cross, National Fire Protection Association advise of holiday safety tips

December 21, 2001 Todd DeFeo

December starts a three-month period in which accidents are more prone to happen, according to the National Fire Protection Association.

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