Kristen Dyrr
I was born and raised in Southern California. I have created a small family business with my mother called Advanced Technology Industries, Inc. We have a hair and skin care product line called Pure Fresh Solutions.
I am also a software engineer and web developer. I am currently working on a social gaming platform, and various web sites and apps.
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The 7 Habits of Highly Addicted Sci-Fi JunkiesSci-Fi junkies are out there. Way out there. I admit, I am one of them. I dream sci-fi. I breath sci-fi. I want a Death Star grill.
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‘Duets’ Premiere Entertains Despite Wacky Scoring System: Recap and Review“Duets” is interesting for a singing competition show. It is very different from the other competition shows out there, and much better in some respects. For people who do not care for the sensationalism of reality TV, “Duets” is a perfect alternative.
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‘Modern Family’ Finale Episode Recap and Review: ‘Baby on Board’ Packs in Something for EveryoneThe “Modern Family” Season 3 finale episode “Baby on Board” is one of the best episodes of the show. The episode has it all. There are sad moments, happy moments, and twists and turns.
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‘Person of Interest’: Top 5 Comedic Moments From Season 1“Person of Interest” is a drama that also has a funny side. The show expertly weaves bits of humor and irony into its dramatic structure to build a balanced story that is at times somber, other times exiting, and once in awhile laugh out loud funny.
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'Suits': The 5 Reasons Why Harvey and Donna Should Never Be a CoupleHarvey and Donna make a great team on “Suits.” Donna sometimes uses innuendo and winking to poke fun at Harvey and the women he takes home with him, as she did in the episode "Play the Man." But does that mean Harvey and Donna would make a good couple?
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'Grimm': Top 10 Monroe Quotes from Season 1Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell), on “Grimm,” is one of the best characters ever created. The thing that makes him so special is that he is just a regular guy. He is a regular guy who used to do very bad things.
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‘Grimm’ Finale Episode ‘Woman in Black’ Recap and Review: Double-Header Cliffhanger“Grimm” delivers an exciting, fast-paced Season 1 finale in the episode “Woman in Black.” There are two cliffhanging moments that will surely bring viewers back for more.
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‘Nikita’ Finale Episode ‘Homecoming’ Recap and Review: Home is Division“Homecoming,” the Season 2 finale of “Nikita,” was the most gripping episode to date. Despite the fact that CW ordered a third season, the finale seemed more like a series finale rather than a season finale.
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‘The Mentalist’ Finale Episode ‘The Crimson Hat’: When Will Red John Die Already?"The Crimson Hat," the finale episode of “The Mentalist,” is again centered around Red John. The episode was humorous and exciting, but it needs a new arc. The Red John story arc was fun the first time, but it’s getting old. When is that guy going to die?
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‘Person of Interest’ Finale Episode ‘Firewall’ Recap and Review: Cliffhanger of Immense Proportions“Person of Interest” (POI) has always excelled at blending irony and a good dose of humor with action and great stories. The finale exceeds expectations in this arena.
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‘Suburgatory’ Finale Episode ‘The Motherload’ Recap and Review: Not-so-Happy Belated Mother’s Day“The Motherload,” the Season 1 finale of “Suburgatory,” balances true emotion with its usual laughs for perhaps the first time in the season. The emotions are not presented until the end of the episode, however. The rest is the usual quirky silliness.
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‘Criminal Minds’ Finale Episode ‘Run’ Recap and Review: Bittersweet Surprise Wedding“Hit; Run,” the Season 7 finale episode of “Criminal Minds,” was the typical bloodbath expected from the show, in atypical fashion. The unsubs are bank robbers, making the two-parter one of the most exciting and fast paced finales in the show’s history.
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‘NCIS’ Finale Recap and Review: ‘Till Death Do Us Part’ After (Hopefully) More SeasonsThe name of the “NCIS” Season 9 finale episode, “Till Death Do Us Part,” has a double-meaning: Jimmy's wedding, and the “us” in the title represents the viewer, who may be separated from any the team members after the explosive ending.Also published on:
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‘How I Met Your Mother’ Finale Recap and Review: A Magical Marriage Tour“The Magician’s Code” (Parts 1 and 2), the Season 7 finale episode of “How I Met Your Mother,” took the viewer on a little tour. Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) makes the tour quite magical.
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USA Network's 'Suits': Similarities and Differences Between Harvey and LouisOn "Suits," Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Louis (Rick Hoffman) seem like different characters at first blush. Louis often makes a fool of himself, while Harvey comes off as cool and collected. There are some similarities between the two of them, however.
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'Grimm' Episode ‘Big Feet’ Recap and Review: Secrets (Almost) Revealed“Grimm” has become more exciting with each episode. The episode “Big Feet” continues the trend. It is the closest the show has come at this point in the story arc to revealing all the secrets of the fairy tale world to both Hank and Juliette.
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The Repeater, Part IKate hears a noise, and wakes to darkness. What happens next is beyond imagination. What happened to her?
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CBS’s ‘Person of Interest’ Recap and Review: ‘No Good Deed’ Goes Unpunished by the MachineThe Machine takes a toll on the lives of everyone who knows that it even exists. The “Person of Interest” episode “No Good Deed” makes that very clear.When an innocent NSA spy learns of the Machine’s existence, his life is turned upside down.
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‘The Big Bang Theory’ Finale Recap and Review: The Wedding From Space“The Big Bang Theory” Season 5 finale, "The Countdown Reflection," ended on a spacey note. It was satisfying to see the main story arc move forward, but the episode also had few laughs compared to a typical episode.
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Happy Freaky Mother’s Day: The 5 Most Bizarre Sci-Fi TV MomsMost children think their mothers are weird. No matter how loved a mother is, she will always be from a different generation. Sci-fi mothers, however, are granted a special kind of weirdness.
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How More Fiber Made Everything in My Life EasierAdding fiber to my diet slowly helped me feel better, sleep better, and get into an exercise routine more easily. -
‘CSI’ Finale Episode ‘Homecoming’ Recap and Review: Past and Present Collide“Homecoming,” the Season 12 finale of “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” is deceptive. It starts out with a seemingly tame procedural storyline. Then the plot thickens, building intrigue and suspense, until the explosive final few minutes.
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President Obama Forced by Biden to Discuss Gay MarriagePresident Barack Obama sat down with Robin Roberts from ABC News on Wednesday to talk about many issues, including gay marriage. -
‘New Girl’ Finale Episode ‘See Ya’ Recap and Review: Three Stories in OneThe “New Girl” season finale episode “See Ya” was both entertaining and disappointing. It had some great elements, but there was one glaring problem; it was three episodes packed into 20 minutes.
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‘Castle’ Finale Review: Is it the End or a New Beginning?The “Castle” Season 4 finale, “Always,” almost felt like the end of the series. It was highly emotional, and gave fans everything they’ve ever wanted. Where can it go from here? Is this the end? Is it a new beginning?
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‘2 Broke Girls’ Finale Review: Exactly What Viewers Want and ExpectThe season finale of “2 Broke Girls,” “And Martha Stewart Have a Ball,” gave the viewers exactly what they expect to see from the sitcom, with a few extra twists thrown in.
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NBC's 'Grimm' Recap: 'Cinderella' Redux in Episode 'Happily Ever Aftermath'“Grimm” retells the fairy tale “Cinderella” in the episode “Happily Ever Aftermath.”Lucinda (Amanda Schull) represents Cinderella, but her story is not the fairy tale in this case. In fact, her story turns out much like it would in present day real life.
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President Obama “Kicks Off” His Campaign by Continuing ItThe 2012 Obama campaign slogan is “Forward,” but his first official rally for re-election in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday sounded the same as always.
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RFID Technology: Convenient as Long as You Protect YourselfRadio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a system that transmits the ID of something or someone using radio waves. There are many great uses for the technology, but it can also be dangerous.
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CBS’s ‘Person of Interest’ Recap: Ways to Make John Reese Lose His CoolIn the episode “Many Happy Returns,” “Person of Interest” we see another side of John Reese (Jim Caviezel). We see that Reese is capable of losing his cool in a big way.
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Home Automation: Make Your Home Cater to Each Resident’s PreferencesWhether you are handy around the home or not, home automation is becoming easier for everyone. If you are not tech savvy enough to install some home automation systems, you probably know someone who is, or can pay to have a company set one up for you.
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The 5 Most Epic Sci-Fi TV CancellationsSci-fi fans constantly have to deal with cancellations of their favorite shows. The list of great canceled sci-fi shows is never-ending. Only a few of those cancellations, however, are truly epic.
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Romney, Obama Dance on bin Laden’s GraveFirst, the Obama Campaign released a web video suggesting that Romney would not have made the decision to kill Osama bin Laden. The bigger issue in this case is where these presidential campaigns are heading. Why are they discussing hypothetical issues?
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Does the First Ever Slate of Scripted Shows on E! Mean Reality TV Popularity is Waning?E! Online just announced that E! will be adding a slate of scripted shows to its lineup in 2013. It is also changing its logo and tagline. Does this mean the popularity of reality TV shows is dipping?
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NBC's 'Grimm' Recap: Nick and Monroe Make a Great TeamThe relationship between Nick (David Giuntoli) and Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) on “Grimm” has been entertaining from the beginning. In the episode “Leave It to Beavers,” the two mates are best as a team.
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USA Network’s ‘Suits’: Top 10 Donna Quotes of Season 1Donna (Sarah Rafferty) from “Suits” is one of the best characters found on any television show. She is bitingly funny, always entertaining, and capable of being serious when she needs to be. Here are some of her best quotes from Season 1.
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Top 7 Mother’s Day Tech Gifts to Help Mom Go DigitalThere are many products out there that enhance our ability to live in a digital world. Many people, however, still have old vinyl records, cassette tapes, VHS tapes, and photos.
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Top 5 Most Dangerous Scientific Discoveries of the Last DecadeIt is an exciting time for science. Scientists are coming up with new discoveries all the time. Many of these discoveries can improve our lives. Others, not so much.
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CBS's ‘Person of Interest’ Recap: Who Can Be Trusted?In the episode “Matsya Nyaya” (which loosely translates to “Law of the Jungle” in Indian), “Person of Interest” flips trust on its head. It is now much more difficult for the characters to know who can be trusted.
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HBO’s ‘Veep’ Premiere: Funny but Lacking CohesionThe season premiere of “Veep,” “Fundraiser,” has bitingly funny moments, but is not laugh out loud funny. Moments that seemed as if they should be hilarious fell a bit flat.
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Can Amy Acker Draw New Fans to ‘Person of Interest’?"Person of Interest" has already become very popular in a short amount of time. How can they boost their fan base even more? Perhaps having a popular guest star from a different genre can bring in a whole new batch of fans.
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Top 10 Signs You Are Addicted to USA Network’s ‘Suits’"Suits" is a popular show, with many dedicated fans. Some fans are, let's just say, extremely dedicated. Find out if you are a true "Suits" addict.
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NBC's 'Grimm' Recap: Fairy Tale Creature Politics Explained in Episode ‘Cat and Mouse’"Cat and Mouse," one of the best episodes of Season 1, introduces and explains everything we need to know about politics in the creature world. Anything against the fairy tale “law” is punishable by death.
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The 5 Inventions of Ancient Mesopotamia Most Important in Forming the Modern WorldAncient Mesopotamia was the breeding ground of ideas that allowed civilization to flourish. The Sumerians invented things and ideas that allowed our modern world to exist.
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The Steps I Took to Live Better with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)Telling someone was the first step in coping with OCD. Keeping OCD a secret takes time and energy. Once my secret was out there, I was able to begin healing.
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How I Started a Small Family Business Based on a Solution to a ProblemThe best business idea comes from a realization of a problem, and working to solve that problem. The business can be started with very few resources, and very little money. This is how my mother and I did just that.
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Ancient Roman Inventions that Will Never Go Out of StyleAncient Romans invented many amazing things still in use today. Some have never changed between then and now. When society becomes more advanced, some of those inventions will never never go out of style.
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The 4 Tech Trends that Seemed like Pure Fiction 20 Years AgoStorytellers have thought up many ideas of technological fiction for decades. Some of them seemed too fantastical to ever become actual. We are finally entering a time when things that may have seemed impossible, or unneeded, may become commonplace.
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USA Network’s ‘Suits’: Who is Hardman? We Finally Have Some AnswersDeadline.com announced that David Costabile is going to be joining “Suits” in a recurring role as Daniel Hardman, the Hardman of Pearson Hardman.
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NBC's 'Grimm': Who is the Most Evil Character in the Episode ‘Love Sick’?“Grimm” has introduced plenty of evil characters throughout Season 1, but the episode “Love Sick” seems to be a competition for “Most Evil Creature.” May the most evil creature win!
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CBS’s ‘Person of Interest’ is Even Better the Second TimeFor those who rarely watch reruns, “Person of Interest” may have you making an exception. It is a stroke of genius by the writers to make the story arc work for both casual viewers and true blue fans.
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NBC's 'Awake': Is it Science or Science Fiction? Perhaps Clarity Can Save ItIt seems that the difference between fans and loathers of "Awake" is that fans of the show love science fiction. Perhaps the show should make it clear that it is a full-fledged sci-fi show, so the expectations of viewers will be met.
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USA Network’s ‘Suits’: Top 5 Most Misunderstood Guest Characters of Season 1In the “Suits” world, most characters are total jerks. Once in awhile, however, a character who seems like they may be a jerk is actually a nice person. They are simply misunderstood.
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The Woman Who Perked Out the Golden Goiter: NBC's 'Grimm'The “Grimm” episode, “The Thing With Feathers,” was probably one of the most disgusting episodes of “Grimm” to date, and that is a good thing. But where is it all going?
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CBS’s ‘Person of Interest’: Loyalties of Fusco, Reese, and Finch Are Tested“Flesh and Blood,” one of the best episodes of the “Person of Interest” season, was centered around Detective Carter (Taraji P. Henson). The group proves their loyalties to Carter when her son is kidnapped.
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DOJ Complies with Court Over ‘Judicial Activism’ Remarks, but How Did We Get Here?According to CNN, the DOJ complied with the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals order to submit a three page single-spaced letter by noon on Thursday, right before the deadline. How did it get to this point?Also published on:
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Top 5 Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV BromancesA bromance is a wonderful thing to see, and sci-fi and fantasy tv shows have had some of the best bromances on television.
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What Should ‘Fringe’ Do to Increase Its Fan Base? Perhaps NothingIf it is at all possible for "Fringe" to continue (perhaps in an alternate universe), what should the show do to ensure its survival farther into the future?
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Are Some Reality TV Shows More ‘Real’ Than Others?Often, reality stars are put into situations that can appear to be phony. Other reality shows, on the other hand, look realistic. You feel as though you could be one of the people involved, and would react the same way they would.
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USA Network’s ‘Suits’: Should Louis Litt Have a Love Interest?Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) has entertained us with many uncomfortable moments throughout Season 1 of "Suits." Some of the most unbearably hilarious scenes involved Louis's involvement with women. Should he find a relationship that is longer lasting?
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NBC's 'Grimm': Is Nick’s Real World Merging with His Fairy Tale World?The “Grimm” episode, “Island of Dreams,” was surreal. It seems as if the real world is either falling apart or merging with the fairy tale world. Where is it all going?
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The Old Man and the Tree TrunkAn old man with no friends or family disappeared in the forest. What happened to him?
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Angry GanderBandit, the gander wants to protect his family from humans.
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‘Person of Interest’ Episode ‘Identity Crisis’ Predictable, but Worth ItIn the episode “Identity Crisis” of “Person of Interest,” we are met with some twists and turns that are totally predictable. Fortunately, the episode has so many unusual moments, that it more than makes up for the predictability of the main plot.
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Top 5 Most Anticipated Mobile Gadgets for Summer 2012Many people have dropped their landlines in favor of a smartphone. With the power and portability of ultrabooks, desktops may be going out of style as well. See the five most anticipated mobile devices you can own by Summer 2012.
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Top 5 Recent Scientific Discoveries that Could Change Human Lives for the BetterThe following finds may make it possible to cure disease, and even turn back the aging clock. Some of the best results of these finds may be far in the future, while some may be right around the corner.
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USA Network’s ‘Suits’: Who Would Make the Best Love Interest for Harvey?On "Suits," Harvey has no soul. At least not yet. We don’t know anything about his personal life. One way we could learn more about Harvey would to give him to have a love interest.
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NBC's 'Grimm': Does Juliette Have Fairy Tale Abilities?On "Grimm," Juliette has helped Nick fight creatures several times, without even knowing what was really going on. In none of these cases did she know that she was fighting creatures. Does she have abilities we don't yet know about?
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Do the Characters of CBS's 'Person of Interest' Have Hidden Talents?The characters of “Person of Interest” have many crime-fighting talents. If they were not crime-fighting, they would probably have a future in other careers using some of their possible hidden talents.
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‘Frozen Planet’ Premiere Episode Shows Nature’s Beautiful Contrasts“The Ends of the Earth,” the premiere episode of “Frozen Planet,” narrated by Alec Baldwin on the Discovery Channel, shows us the beauty in all of nature’s contrasts.
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The Top 5 Guest Jerks on Season 1 of ‘Suits’“Suits” is filled with jerks. It is a story about corporate lawyers, after all. Some of the jerks are guests, only present in one or two episodes, just for the purpose of making a specific case more difficult.
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A Horribly Funny April Fools' Day BackfireAn April Fools' joke goes horribly wrong.
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NBC’s Renewal of ‘Grimm’ Hopefully Means More MonroeTVLine says that NBC has renewed “Grimm” for a second season. This is very good news for fans. One thing many fans will be hoping for in Season 2 is more Monroe. More Monroe means an even better “Grimm,” for several reasons. Please, give us more Monroe!
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St. Patrick’s Day Fighting Irish: 5 TV Show Episodes Involving the Irish MobIn honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we have a list five episodes involving the Irish mob, from some of the best shows on TV.
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CBS’s ‘Person of Interest’ Renewal Means the Show Can Get Even Better“Person of Interest” was already pretty good, and got really great, really fast. Now that the show has been renewed, it can get even better.
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Pain at the Pump Plagues President ObamaPresident Obama and British Prime Minister Cameron discussed the release of emergency oil reserves. High gas prices, the struggling economy, and now a poll showing people are unhappy about it, puts the Obama Administration in an awkward position.
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The Possible Good, Bad, and Ugly of the Clint Eastwood Family’s Reality Show, ‘Mrs. Eastwood & Company’"Mrs. Eastwood & Company," will premiere May 20, 2012. The show will focus on Clint Eastwood’s wife, Dina Eastwood, and a musical group she manages called Overtone. Maybe it won’t be so bad. Then again, it could get ugly.
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The Ways ‘Suits’ on USA Network Can Improve in Season 2“Suits” has been nearly flawless in many respects. Despite all of its great qualities, there are a few things the show could do to be even better in Season 2.
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The Reluctant Damsel of ‘Grimm’ is in Distress in the Episode ‘Plumed Serpent’Nick found out he was part of a long line of Grimms after he was already in the relationship on "Grimm." In the episode "Plumed Serpent," Juliette is forced to become the damsel, and her relationship with Nick has put her in distress.
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Easter Saturday Egg HuntOur family had a second Easter on Saturday when I was 12. That Saturday, we had a massive Easter egg hunt in my grandmother's beautiful gardens, on her five acre property.
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‘Person of Interest’ Applies a Layer of Comedy to Its Dramatic Structure in the Episode ‘Baby Blue’“Person of Interest” has a history of including great comedic moments in its mostly dramatic structure. The episode “Baby Blue” raises the comedic level to a new height for “Person of Interest,” when a baby is temporarily added to the crime fighting team.
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Three Silly DucksThree creatures think they are ducks, but are they really? The real ducks of the park don't seem to think so.
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Should ‘Person of Interest’ Tackle More Political Issues?“Person of Interest” has been political at times, but has only tackled a few hot button political issues so far. This may be the perfect time for “Person of Interest” to tackle a few more political issues.
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The 5 Best Pearson Hardman Clients on Season 1 of ‘Suits’“Suits” has some of the most interesting characters on TV. Many of those characters are introduced to the viewers as Pearson Hardman clients.
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‘Grimm’ Rewrites Earth’s History of Evil-Doers in the Episode 'Three Coins in a Fuchsbau'In the episode "Three Coins in a Fuchsbau," “Grimm” takes a path many other sci-fi and fantasy shows have taken, by attempting to rewrite history in its own image.
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Liar, Liar: Why Are Many Popular Sitcoms and Comedies Based on Lies?Have you ever noticed how many sitcoms tend to contain a string of non-stop lies? Dramas usually contain some amount of lying and dishonesty as well, but not nearly at the level of most sitcoms. Why?
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The World Beyond the WaterfallA curious child finds a strange creature behind a small waterfall. Who would have thought something so amazing could exist in one place, where nobody ever thought to look?
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What Can ‘The Colbert Report’ Do to Alleviate Future Fan Freak-Outs?When “The Colbert Report” had a two-day suspension last week, fans freaked out. What can the show do to alleviate our fears the next time the show needs to go on hiatus?
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Harvey’s Biggest Ego Trips on ‘Suits’Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), from 'Suits,' is a very egotistical person. Throughout Season 1, we learned that there was much more to Harvey’s personality than his ego. He still had his moments of true egomania, however.
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Nick Proves That His Friendship With Monroe is Not One-Sided on ‘Grimm’Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) has been wanting Nick(David Giuntoli) to be a true friend on 'Grimm.' Nick proves his friendship beyond any doubt in the episode 'Last Grimm Standing.'
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‘Person of Interest’ Takes a ‘Risk’ by Tackling a Current Social IssueIn “Risk,” “Person of Interest” takes its own risk by straying away from its usual style into a story about Wall Street.
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Lose Weight and Stay on Track by Using the Wrong HandMany people use some form of positive reinforcement to treat themselves when they do something right. This may mean doing silly things such as eating pie after a good workout. It may be time to switch things up.
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Top 5 Plot Twists on Season 1 of ‘Suits’One thing that makes 'Suits' so impressive is the fun and interesting plot twists in each episode. Here are five of the best.
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Does Nick Have Untapped Abilities on ‘Grimm’?Nick’s only physical ability as a Grimm is to see creatures when they don’t want to be seen. Does he have any abilities we haven't learned of yet?
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A St. Patrick’s Day Family Trip to Las VegasAndy decides to take her family to Las Vegas for a special St. Patrick's Day weekend vacation. Will they ever get there?
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Detective Fusco Redeems Himself on ‘Person of Interest’In the episode 'Blue Code,' we learn that Detective Fusco (Kevin Chapman) has become a true hero on CBS's 'Person of Interest.'Also published on:
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Top 5 Sci-Fi TV Crossovers That Never HappenedNothing is more entertaining to many sci-fi geeks than imagining the meeting of some of their favorite characters from different shows. Here are five you might want to add to your wish list.
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Love and Sci-Fi: The 5 Most Bizarre Science Fiction TV Love StoriesFew sci-fi love stories travel into the realm of of the truly bizarre. Here are five examples that may give you bad dreams.
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Why ‘Suits’ is No Ordinary Legal Drama'Suits' is considered a legal drama, but fans know it's much more than that.Also published on:
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‘Grimm’ Serves Up a Rare Fairy Tale Find in ‘Tarantella’The 'Grimm' episode, 'Tarantella,' shows us a rare tarantula-like creature that kills her mates.
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Crime Fighting in Six Steps, According to John Reese on ‘Person of Interest’John Reese shares his six steps to success in crime fighting in the episode “Wolf and Cub” of CBS’s “Person of Interest."
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What Would Be the Best Outcome for the Season 2 Premiere of ‘Suits’?What would "Suits" fans like to see at the beginning of the Season 2 premiere?
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The Story Arc Continues to Evolve on ‘Grimm’In "Organ Grinder," the latest episode of "Grimm," the story arc evolves more than ever as Nick and Monroe's relationship grows, and Juliette becomes more involved with Nick's work.
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Harold Finch Meets His Match on ‘Person of Interest’A hacker plays Reese and Finch like pawns, sending them on a wild goose chase.
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Why is ‘Suits’ One of the Most Popular TV Shows on USA Network?Why is "Suits" one of the most popular new shows in USA Network's history?
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Who Should the 'Machine' Choose Next on ‘Person of Interest’?The Machine on "Person of Interest" may choose anyone at anytime. Who will be next?
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‘Grimm’ and ‘Once Upon a Time’ Are Different Enough to Be Equally Good for Different Reasons'Grimm' and 'Once Upon a Time' can both be enjoyed equally, because they are more different than similar.
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Lulu Hearts RockstarLulu wants to ask Rockstar to be her Valentine, but will Mommy understand what she needs to do in time for Valentine's Day?
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Maggie and the Tiny DragonDragons really exist, but they aren't as big and powerful as they used to be. Find out how an ordinary young girl found the first dragon to be spotted in hundreds of years.
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The Witch and the Magic PebblesA young boy trades a small mystery bag for some magic pebbles from an ugly old witch, but gets more than he bargained for.
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Ratings Winners and Losers: Why Are ‘Good’ Shows Canceled and ‘Bad’ Shows Renewed?Many people have been fans of a show, only to have it canceled out from under them for poor ratings. Why does this happen?
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Gina Torres’s Jessica Pearson from ‘Suits’ Versus Zoë from ‘Firefly’: Who’s Better?Two of Gina Torres’s best characters have been Zoë Washburne (from "Firefly") and Jessica Pearson (from "Suits"). Which character is the best?
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‘Grimm’ Changes the Fairy Tale Rules"Grimm" changes it up with an expanding story arc and unpredictable characters.
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‘Person of Interest’ Character Relationships Get ComplicatedThe characters on 'Person of Interest' are beginning to form complicated relationships, but things could fall apart quickly.
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The Five Best Louis Litt Quotes from ‘Suits’Louis Litt has entertained fans of 'Suits' since the show began. Read about some of his best quotes and moments from the show.
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Hank, Juliette, and Monroe Step Up and Take the Reins on ‘Grimm’Nick's friends become the heroes in 'Game Ogre,' the latest episode of 'Grimm.'
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The Tables Are Turned on ‘Person of Interest’Reese is stuck in front of a computer in a wheelchair, while Finch has to do the legwork in "Super," an entertaining new "Person of Interest" episode.
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Should ‘Grimm’ Incorporate Stories Outside Fairy Tales From the Brothers Grimm?The creators of "Grimm" could step outside the limits of the original fairy tale collection from the Grimm brothers to create a new set of completely original tales.
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Why is 'Person of Interest' so Addictive?Once you start watching "Person of Interest," you will become an addict. Be prepared to set your DVR, so you never have to go through "POI withdrawals."
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Why Patrick J. Adams’ ‘Suits’ Performance Generated a SAG Award NominationFans of "Suits" know that Patrick J. Adams deserves the nomination for his portrayal of Mike Ross.
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Bev and Andy's Honeymoon AdventureBev and Andy have just gotten married, and Andy has decided to share his secret invention with Bev. She is about to go on an amazing adventure, that she never thought possible.
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Juliette and Her NecklacesJuliette makes necklaces. She does not sell them. She just makes them to pass time and finish out her ordinary day in her ordinary life. Will the addition of a walnut make life more exciting?
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The Five Best Tech Gadgets to Bring on a Short Road TripFind out which five gadgets to bring on your next road trip.
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Used Book Find: 'Alone' by Richard E. Byrd'Alone' by Richard E. Byrd was hard to track down years after first reading it in the library, but the Internet was a big help in finding the original copy.
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A Christmas Gift from LuluLulu, the pretty poodle, wants to give a gift to her best friend. Will she be able to get the point across to her human mommy in time for Christmas?
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A Party of Eight for Christmas at Knott’s Berry FarmFive kids and three parents spend a day together at Knott's Berry Farm over Christmas vacation.
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The 2003 Ford Mustang Cobra: The Best Car I've Ever OwnedThe Ford Mustang Cobra is a fun, fast car, and the best car I have ever owned.
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The Best Tech Gifts for Grandma and Grandpa This ChristmasRead about five of the best tech gifts to give to grandparents this Christmas.
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Saving to Buy the Apple iPad 2 for App Testing, Taking Picures, and WritingThe Apple iPad 2 has great features for writers and app developers, but is it good enough when compared with the other devices?
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada: Memories of My First Visit to a Foreign CountryVancouver, British Columbia, Canada was a fun, interesting place to visit, with a multitude of different activities in which to partake.
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Use Newspaper, Magazines, and Recycled Materials for Packing & Shipping Your Holiday PresentsIt's easy to recycle a number of items, and never have to buy shipping materials, or even wrapping paper again.
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‘Grimm’ Combines Fairy Tales, CGI, and Comedy Relief into a Believable Cop Drama"Grimm" is a mesh of fantastic storytelling, wonderful acting, exiting plots, and CGI at its best.
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A Foot in the Face Family ChristmasFind out what happens when an entire family spends Christmas Eve together and stays the night in a teeny house.
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Holiday Galaxy at ChristmastimeA family spends Christmas in the place known as North Pole, on the planet Arctica.
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Self-Loather’s Guide to Job HuntingThis 20-point guide will help self-loathing job seekers everywhere to gain disrespect from everyone, and a feeling of true inner worthlessness.
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Night TerrorsThe Night Terrors are coming for us soon. Hide your children, and start reinforcing your homes with heavy metal!
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A Trick-or-Treat OutingA mother goes ballistic when taking her kids out trick-or-treating
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A Trip to the EndHow one woman gains more energy than anyone would believe possible.
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Caroline’s DiaryDiscover the unexpected things that can happen when you read someone else's diary.
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Travel Horror Story: Instant Mommy in LondonWho could have expected a trip to London in 2000 would result in becoming instant mom to a girl I had never met?
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Losing Weight in 2010: What Worked"Lose Weight" is one of the most common New Year's Resolutions. Here are some tricks that worked for me in 2010.
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Top 10 Reasons to Watch the Fall Finale of "Stargate Universe"Discover the top ten reasons to watch the SGU mid-season finale. You'll become addicted!
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My Saddest Christmas MemoryMy worst Christmas memory was a Christmas miracle for someone else.
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The AC Twitter Challenge Multiplied My Content Page ViewsThe AC Twitter Challenge breathed life into content that was over three years old.
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Self-Loather's Guide to DatingThis is designed just for self-loathers. Find out the secrets to sabotaging yourself on a date in this easy 21-step guide.
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Lesser of Two Evils - Republicans and DemocratsThere are other political parties besides Rebublicans and Democrats. There are Libertarians, Greens, and others who have interesting ideas to convey. They also have a lot to teach us, whether we vote for them or not.
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DIY: Complete Bathroom Makeover with the Look of Porcelain Mosaic Tiles for Less Than $250Using dimensional wallpaper, paint, glaze, and some plastic bags, you can create the elegant look of porcelain mosaic tile on your bathroom walls, and still have enough money to makeover the rest of your bathroom.
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Charter High-Speed Internet ISP ReviewCharter High Speed Internet can be a great answer to a slow Internet connection... as long as you don't mind having no connection at all for hours or even days at a time.
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Cox High Speed Internet: An Awesome ISPCox High Speed Internet is one of the best ISPs available, and many others agree.
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AOL Dial-Up and Broadband ISP ReviewAOL is one of the most popular ISPs in the United States. Is AOL a good enough ISP to warrant being so popular?
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Does a "Bad" New Years Eve Mean You Will Have a Good New Years Day?If your New Years Eve plans do not work out, perhaps you can turn that bad luck into a great way to start 2007 on the right foot.
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Indispensable Industries: Cool New Fashions and Accessories for the New YearIndispensible Industries is a great new company, with fashions and accessories everyone can appreciate.
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Barbara Walters' Special, "Heaven -- Where is It? How Do We Get There?" ... A Comment on the ScienceBarbara Walters, in her special "Heaven -- Where Is It? How Do We Get There?" asked a scientist her perspective on heaven. Not all scientists agree with the answer.
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Top Ten Songs by Marty Casey & LovehammersIt was difficult to choose, but these are my top ten favorite songs by Marty Casey & Lovehammers. Some of these qualify as my top favorite songs of all time.
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Ten Reasons Why You Should Not Buy Service from VonageVonage can be the worst service you could imagine if you do not have the proper configuration. It can even be dangerous. Find out the ten reasons you may not want to sign up with Vonage, and the precautions to take if you feel Vonage is right for you.
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Ten Reasons Why You Should Not Buy the Ionic Breeze Dashboard Ionizer from Sharper ImageIf you have allergies or breathing problems please, for the love of all that is good in the world, do not buy an Ionic Breeze Dashboard Ionizer From Sharper Image
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Ten Reasons Why You Should Not Buy the CD/Radio & Sound Soother from Sharper ImageThe CD/Radio & Sound Soother from Sharper Image looks deceptively well made when you first get it in the mail. You will love this product when you first plug it in. Then it will quickly go down hill from there until you are left with a piece of junk.
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The Top Three Workshops in San Marcos, CaliforniaLearn something new and fun at a Palomar College adult workshop in San Marcos, California. These are great one and two day workshops that you can take while in the San Diego area.
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Tutorial: How to Sabotage YourselfThis tutorial is designed specifically for self-loathers. Follow the instructions in this guide carefully to become extremely unhappy, poor, disrespected, lonely, and better yet, to hate yourself even more.
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"Trees" Music VideoThis is a humorous music video for the song Trees by Marty Casey & Lovehammers (lovehammers.com). The video is directed by Kristen Dyrr (treesvideo.com), and was created for Internet use only. Marty Casey & Lovehammers have given permission for this video to be displayed on the Internet for promotio
