Steven Wyble
Steven Wyble holds a BA in Journalism from Eastern Washington University where he ran The Eastern Republic (www.easternrepublic.com). He is also: a voracious reader, a TV addict, an amateur novelist, a movie junkie, a Christian rock aficionado, paranoid, a sci-fi enthusiast, awesome, a staunch conservative, a pseudo-philosopher, and a follower of Jesus Christ.
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After Charlie Sheen's Cocaine Binge, One Wonders: Is Celebrity Rehab Pure PR?Charlie Sheen recently checked himself into a rehab facility after a cocaine binge sent him to the hospital. But after a slew of celebrity rehab stories over the years, one has to ask: Are these rehab stints merely insincere PR moves meant to save face? -
Is 'Modern Family' Really Family Friendly?Is some of the content on "Modern Family" too racy to be watched by families?
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6 Christian and Conservative Film FestivalsA list of film festivals that feature work portraying Christian and/or conservative values
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"Fringe" Goes "Back to the Future"; Drops Clues to Peter's Fate"Fringe" features guest star Christopher Lloyd of "Back to the Future" fame and continues to weave tales of multidimensional mystery. -
Is the Controversy Justified on MTV's 'Skins'?MTV's Americanized version of the British TV show 'Skins' has spurred controversy for its racy themes, including several major sponsors withdrawing their support. But in this day and age, is the show really that bad? -
Six 1950s Rock Star Biopics and Five More Movies They Should MakeSix '50s rock star biopics -
Justin Bieber: A Modern Day Frankie Lymon?Justin Bieber's life and career seem similar in many ways to the life and career of '50s doo-wop sensation Frankie Lymon. -
Washington Filmmakers Start the Olympia Awesome Film FestivalThe filmmakers behind Olympia, Washington's Mutually Assured Productions are the same minds behind the city's newest film festival, slated for March 5, 2011.
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"Modern Family": Misunderstandings Galore in "Chirp"In "Chirp," the newest episode of "Modern Family," ingeniously crafted misunderstandings produce belly laughs.
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"Glee" Shakes Things Up with Two First KissesJust as "Glee" was circling the drain, they deliver an episode with multiple twists (including two first kisses) and incredible music performances.
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The Transformation of Gregory House (Finally)Season 7 of "House" sees Dr. Gregory House growing more than in the past 6 seasons combined -- and it's about time.
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"Fringe" Has Fun with TwinsThe latest episode of "Fringe" -- "Amber 31422" -- has fun with twins and doppelgangers, while raising the stakes for the "real" Olivia.
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"Private Practice" Gets Serious About Rape . . . and Stirs Some ControversyThe most recent episode of Private Practice took a serious look at the issue of rape, while shedding some of its more adolescent indulgences, even as it took some criticism for its graphic portrayal.
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Is Dexter Morgan a True Sociopath?"Dexter" centers around Dexter Morgan, a serial killer that only kills other serial killers. Most serial killers are sociopaths. But as the show progresses, evidence is building that Dexter Morgan may not be as much of a sociopath as we thought. -
The 10 Best Punk and Indie Covers of '50s and '60s SongsThe 1950s saw the birth of rock 'n' roll, so it only makes sense that rock bands would cover some of the quintessential songs of the decade. Here are the 10 best punk/indie covers of '50s and '60s songs. -
Five New Twists on VampiresThe vampire legend is one of the most enduring myths in the world. That mythology is rife with stereotypes -- but the recent vampire craze has often defied convention and put new twists on the tired vampire tale. Here's five of them. -
The 5 Best Running Jokes on "How I Met Your Mother""How I Met Your Mother" is a show renowned for taking non-conventional approaches to its comedic storytelling, including a number of running gags. Here are five of their funniest running jokes.
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NBC's The Event Pays Homage to Lost, 24, and VThe newest science fiction addition to TV, NBC's The Event, borrows elements from sci-fi predecessors such as Lost, 24 and V.
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Inception Wasn't the First Film to Question RealityChristopher Nolan's newest film, Inception, may be the most recent movie to question the nature of reality, but it certainly wasn't the first film--or philosophy--to do so.
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Hollywood on Greed: Wall Street Vs Atlas ShruggedThe new movie Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps and the upcoming film adaptation of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged offer very different perspectives on greed. -
They Came from Bremerton: 5 Bands from Seattle's Little NeighborEveryone knows about great bands from Seattle like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Minus the Bear, etc. What you may not know is that there are many great bands from Bremerton, a city a ferry ride away from the Emerald City. Here are five of them.
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5 Novels and Book Series that Should Be Made into Badass MoviesIf Hollywood listened to me, filming for movies based on the following books would have started yesterday.
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Purple: A HaikuA haiku about the color purple -
Bollywood Meets Hollywood: 5 Talented Indian-American ActorsUp and coming Indian-American Actors -
5 Christian Rock Bands that Aren't Christian Rock BandsEach of these bands, in one way or another, have been associated with Christian rock. Just don't tell THEM that. -
Is ABC's V a Conservative Show?Science fiction has a long tradition of exploring the human condition through futuristic scenarios. Is ABC's V using their scientific premise to advocate conservative values?
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Letting Go of LOSTYou either loved or hated the series finale of LOST. Either way, it's time to let go.
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MewithoutYou's Aaron WeissmewithoutYou frontman Aaron Weiss, as well as his band, have always walked an interesting line between Christianity and general spirituality in their music and in life. -
Dunder Mifflin Without Michael Scott? No ThanksSteve Carell reveals that he may leave The Office after his contract expires. In that case, maybe it's best for the show to end.
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5 Bands that Should Have Been BigEveryone stumbles upon some beloved indie band. Sometimes these indie treasures grow up and get big, but sometimes these indie bands we're so certain are going to make it big fizzle out. Here's 5 bands I was sure would change the world... but didn't.
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Dexter V. Breaking BadA comparison/contrast of the hit shows Dexter and Breaking Bad.
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What's Going on with Dual Universes on Lost?The season six premiere of Lost had viewers scratching their heads over the dual universes. Here's my theory.
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10 Great Christian Rap & Hip Hop GroupsYou hear "Christian rap" and you probably automatically think "lame." But there's some good Christian rap groups out there. Here are 10 of them. -
The Six Cutest Women in HollywoodWho cares about the HOTTEST women in Hollywood? As far as I'm concerned, it's all about the cuties. -
The Best Vigilante MoviesYou'll either be rooting for the vigilantes or hoping they get caught, but either way, you'll be glued to the screen as you watch these vigilante movies.
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Bold Predictions for 2010E-books will help amateur authors, pot will be legal, and people will spend more time thinking about 2012 than 2010.
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Review of "Kiss" by Ted Dekker and Erin HealyTed Dekker and Erin Healy team up to deliver "Kiss," a suspenseful novel with just a touch of supernatural fun thrown in.
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Unconventional Christmas MusicChristmas tunes performed as folk, electronic, punk or hip-hop music? It exists. Here's some of the best.
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A Christmas HaikuA haiku just in time for the holiday season.
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Is Seth MacFarlane Killing Family Guy?Between "Family Guy," "American Dad," "The Cleveland Show," live specials, and corny public service announcements about the environment, is Seth MacFarlane spreading himself too thin?
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Public Relations and the Search for Absolute TruthWhat does absolute truth, relative truth, and public relations have to do with each other? Everything. Or . . . nothing? You decide.
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How to Make Homemade Peanut ButterYour guide to making delicious homemade peanut butter
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How Will You React when the Sh** Hits the Fan?"Emergency" by Neil Strauss chronicles the author's quest for self-sufficiency in a world of numerous threats.
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Why Reading Fiction is like Watching TVIn the midst of all these literacy campaigns trying to get kids to read, why doesn't anyone consider that reading a fictitious novel that teaches you no skills is almost as bad as watching the movie version of that novel on TV?
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Mysteries of Life and Death RevealedA review of "Is There Life After Death" by Anthony Peake
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Dekker Branches into Politics in "Sinner"A review of "Sinner" by Ted Dekker
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Screw the Critics; "House" Film Adaptation Isn't Bad at AllA review of "House," the film adaptation of the novel by Frank Peretti and Ted Dekker
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"The Class" Gets Bogged Down by the DetailsA review of the French film "The Class" about a school in Paris filled with smart-mouthed little brats.
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The Magic PenA poem about a missing finger. Or a missing pen or something. I forget exactly.
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Paradoxes and Butterfly EffectsA time-travel science fictions story in which a man goes back in time and visits himself as a child.
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Tolerance Far Less Dangerous Than Universal AcceptancePeople throw the words "tolerance" and "acceptance" around as if they meant the same thing, but they don't, and while the PC crowd would have you believe that to be a good person you have to accept each and every person the way they are, it isn't so.
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Christian and GayMy take on a forum that took place at EWU regarding the role of Christian faith in the lives of homosexuals.
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Black Conservatism: Past, Present and FutureA look at the intersection of African American identity and conservative ideology.
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From "Lassie" to "Marley & Me": Dog-Centric Movies Through the YearsMan's best friend has more than its day on the silver screen. I just saw "Marley & Me" and it made me think of all the other canine movie stars through the years. Here are some of the most notable ones if you want to check them out.
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The Best Modern Conservative AuthorsThese are the best conservative authors of the present day.
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From Stage to the Silver Screen: The Best Movies that Made the Leap from the TheaterMany great movies are based on stage plays or musicals; here's a list of some of the best.
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Real LifeA story about someone trying to be special; to die without their life dimming into obscurity.
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Great TV Shows that Takes Place in Seattle, WashingtonSeattle has been the setting for its fair share of great TV shows. Here's some of the most noteworthy ones, including a few you may not be aware of.
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Christian Rock in Pop Culture: From Seinfeld to South Park and BeyondChristian rock music doesn't have the best reputation. Here is a collection of instances where popular culture has made fun of Christian rock. I point out which ones I find particularly offensive - whether they're funny or not I'll leave up to you.
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Debbie Macomber Makes Christmas Reading a BreezeLooking for some great fiction to read during the holiday season and to get you into the Christmas spirit? Then check out Debbie Macomber and her collection of Christmas novels.
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Debbie Macomber's When Christmas Comes is a Great Holiday RomanceWhen Christmas Comes by Debbie Macomber is a great romantic comedy novel set around the holiday season.
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Solar-Powered Christmas Gifts to Go Green for the HolidaysI think "going green" in some instances has value beyond supposedly helping the environment; it can save you money, and it can also lead to greater convenience.
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How to Choose a State College or University in Washington StateLooking at state schools in Washington state? This guide will help you choose the right one for you. This article only touches upon state colleges and universities, not private schools or community colleges.
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Greatest Bands from Washington State - Not Just Seattle, Not Just GrungeWashington has a lot more to offer than just Nirvana and Sound Garden, though. Here's a look at some of the best alternative bands from Washington.
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"Roles Models" Succeeds Soley on Strong Performances and ChemistryThe movie "Role Models," while containing a somewhat flimsy storyline, succeeds based on strong performances from all of the actors involved and the fantastic chemistry between them all.
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Dinesh D'Souza Speaks at Northwest Christian Schools Fund RaiserDinesh D'Souza spoke at Northwest Christian School's 7th annual Crusader Fund Raiser. He talked about the benefits of Christianity on society.
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Log Cabin Republicans Combine Being Republican with Being GayThe Log Cabin Republicans are an organization of gay republicans that seek to make the Republican Party more accepting of homosexuals within their own party and to advance the cause of gay rights.
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Gay, Republican and ProudDrew Sweatte has been active in Republican politics over the years. Sweatte also represents a minority within the party: loyal republicans who are also gay.
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Denouncing Jihad CultureNonie Darwish's book "Now They Call Me Infidel" opened my eyes to just how bad the threat of radical, jihadist Islamic terrorism is.
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Michael Crichton, Author of "Jurassic Park," is DeadMichael Crichton, who wrote Jurassic Park among other books, has died at the age of 66.
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Easy Last Minute Costume Ideas for HalloweenHere's a few easy costumes that you can slap together for Halloween.
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A Guide to Movies Adapted from Saturday Night Live SkitsMany Saturday Night Live skits have been adapted into successful--and sometimes not-so-successful--feature-length films. Here's a list of them.
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Economic Crisis: Caused by TOO MUCH Regulation!I cannot believe the audacity of some democrats who have blamed the economic turmoil on republicans, when it is legislation that they introduced that got us into this mess in the first place.
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Sneak Peek at Upcoming Conservative and Christian MoviesA list of upcoming conservative movies (and one Christian one)
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Blindness is BlissA poem from my book "Metacognition," available soon at www.stevesscifi.tk
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VoidA poem about an empty, meaningless life from my book, "Metacognition," available soon at www.stevesscifi.tk
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"Sex Drive" is Funny, but a Little Offensive, Too"Sex Drive" is pretty funny as far as teen comedies go, but their treatment of religious people is a bit offensive
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The Best Vigilante Movies: Part 2This is part 2 of my article on the best vigilante movies.
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Cheney, Washington's iCHOICE Provides for Pregnant Women and Educating the CommunityThe iCHOICE clinic in Cheney, Wash., offers a variety of services to pregnant women and to educate people about sexual wellness.
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Glenn Beck Induces Laughs and Thought in "An Inconvenient Book"A review of Glenn Beck's hilarious yet informative book, "An Inconvenient Book."
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Kevin Farley Stars in Conservative Satire Movie, "An American Carol"David Zucker's movie, which pokes fun at liberals like Michael Moore, opens in over 2000 theaters on October 3, 2008.
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The Hottest Conservative WomenIf there were a conservative beauty pageant, these are the babes that would be in it. Luckily, they've got brains to match their looks.
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Obama Camp Spins Web of Hypocrisy in Attacking Sarah Palin's "inexperience"Democrats are suddenly attacking McCain's choice for Vice President, Sarah Palin, by arguing that she's inexperienced, one of the main arguments that the Republicans use against Obama. But this argument merely makes Obama seem hypocritical, not McCain.
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Is Anyone Else Bored Half to Death by the Olympics?In my opinion, the Olymipcs are pointless, and boring, and the world would be a lot better off if we just did away with these "games."
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Confessions of a Grey's Anatomy AddictI avoided Grey's Anatomy like the plague. But I came around--it's a good show, and if you're looking for a new one to watch, you should check it out. Here's my story of my turnaround.
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Television LustA poem about TV addiction.
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10 Movies with Mulitple Storylines, Drugs, Violence and Non-linear StorytellingTime travel, multiple storylines, drug-induced hallucinations and non-linear storytelling make these my choices for the trippiest movies of all time.
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Never Ending HungerA poem about insatiable hunger.
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One Solution to Gay Marriage Debate: Get Rid of MarriageReligious conservatives want gay marriage totally banned. Gay-rights advocates want it universally accepted. Here's my idea for a compromise: cease any federal recognition of marriage altogether.
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You Damned DemonA poem about . . . well, about a damned demon.
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Review of "The Elements of Style" by Strunk and WhiteThis is a review of the classic text on efficient writing, "The Elements of Style" by E.B. White and William Strunk, Jr.
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The Second PassoverA short story about a "second passover" for a group of mutants that survived a nuclear attack.
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Nineteen Movies Every Conservative Should SeeHere's 19 movies that everyone--but especially conservatives--should see, because they espouse values that demonstrate the value and correctness of conservative philosophy.
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Ten Christian Rock Bands Not Afraid to Say "Jesus"Christian rock bands, in an effort to be "mainstream," sometimes don't mention the name "Jesus" in their lyrics. However, there are some bands not afraid to say "Jesus". Here's 10 bands that are excellent musicians and not afraid to say their savior's name.
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Christian Rock Love SongsLove songs hold a special place in many people's hearts... but what's out there for Christian rock aficianados? Here's some killer Christian rock love songs that reveal what love's really all about.
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EWU Students Participate in May 1 Immigration MarchThe Eastern Washington University MEChA club participates in an immigration march in downtown Spokane, Wash.
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Family Force 5: Rockin' the Hell Out of SinnersA review of a Family Force 5 concert at The Service Station in Spokane, Washington
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Global Warming Activist, Scientist Speaks at EWUHalf news, half opinion--event coverage of a lecture by Tim Flannery at Eastern Washington University regarding global warming, and my personal opinion on the whole global warming theory, using Michael Crichton's book "State of Fear" as a starting point.
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From Boys, to Men (not the Singers)A review of the documentary, "Boys Will Be Men"
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Headline Causes Widespread Panic, Mass SuicidesA satirical article about a sinister newspaper headline.
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Christian Rock and the WebChristian rock is filled with more controversy and changes faster than the mainstream music industry; how will this volatile market and the Internet interact in the next year and beyond?
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Boy Stranded in Wilderness Lives to Tell Tale of Survival . . . and of LoveA boy stranded in the wilderness falls in love with a raccoon.
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Expelled: Ben Stein Fights the Good FightThe documentary "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed" starring Ben Stein argues for intellectual freedom, specifically in the realm of evolution "versus" intelligent design.
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ImitationA poem about man's creations versus God's creations
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Gloves: Can't Live with 'em, Can't Live Without 'emA humor story about a glove that falls in love with its owner
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The Murder of Steven WybleA Web site that prophecies the dates of people's deaths leaves Steven Wyble fighting for his life.
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An Ode to "Lost"An ode to ABC's masterful drama "Lost"
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Review of the Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian by C.S. LewisA review of the book "Prince Caspian" by C.S. Lewis, part of the Chronicles of Narnia series.
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Speed Racer Kicks Serious AssThe new "Speed Racer" movie by the Wachowski Brothers kicks some serious ass--while still staying "family friendly."
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How to Quit SmokingThere's a variety of ways that you can quit smoking. Of course, most people are familiar with nicotine patches and gum, but there's other ways to help you quit as well. Here's some alternative ways how you can quit smoking, as well as some of the more traditional ways.
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An Essay on BraveryAn essay about bravery using several examples from literature and real life.
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TV News Vs NewspapersA comparison of TV news and a newspaper--specifically between the Spokesman-Review and KHQ TV news, both located in Spokane, WA
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Review of "Eon" by Greg BearA review of the book "Eon" by Greg Bear
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Enraptured by the Rhythma poem
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The Trutha poem
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B.F. Skinner and Operant ConditioningAn essay about B.F. Skinner
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Review of Nightfall by Isaac Asimov and Robert SilverbergA book review of Isaac Asimov and Robert Silverberg's book Nightfall
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Marcus Garvey and the "Back-to-Africa" MovementAn article discussing Marcus Garvey's movement to move African-Americans to their own country in Africa.
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Kwanzaa and Juneteenth: A Compare/Contrast EssayA comparison of the holidays Kwanzaa and Juneteenth
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Juneteenth: A Joyful HolidayAn article describing the holiday of Juneteenth which has its roots in emancipation from slavery.
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What Kwanzaa's AboutAn analysis of what the holiday Kwanzaa is about and a little about its origins
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What is News and Why is it Important?An analysis of the nature of news.
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How to Start Your Own NewspaperEver wanted to start your own community newspaper or newsletter? Here's some information that will get you started.
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Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay is Funny and Surprisingly EndearingThe sequel to "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle" has lots of laughts, but will also pull at your heartstrings a bit.
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The Best of Steven Wyble, Part 2I published a "best of Steven Wyble" which featured entries from my Xanga profile. This second installment contains some of the more interesting entries from my MySpace blog and Facebook "notes."
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The Christmas Tree: A Prose PoemA prose poem about a Christmas tree.
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Something . . . AlienA science fiction story that I wrote in middle school.
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Soroman '01A science fiction story about where genetic engineering might lead us in the future--a land where collectivism in the extreme eradicates any sense of individuality.
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Martian HospitalityA story about tolerance on Mars.
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Heart & SoleA kind of humor stories about shoes that don't know what's gonna get 'em.
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A Definition of HumanityA science fiction story about energy beings
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StolenA dumb scifi story I wrote in high school... kind of a so bad it's funny kinda deal.
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The FrogA humorous horror story about a demonic frog.
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Thrust into SelfishnessA poem about temptations, wild emotions, and guilt.
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Steven Wyble's San Franciscan AdventureHere's what I thought of San Francisco when I visited in 2004--and the trip down there and back.
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ChemistryLove is a lot like chemicals in a lab. Here's a poem about it, which I wrote for my parents on their wedding anniversary.
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Ayn Rand's the FountainheadAn essay on The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
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Loving TerminationThe end of the world is supposed to come in an unexpected manner--but what, exactly, are we expecting?
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JustifiedA horror story about a murderous young boy
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The Best of Steven WybleI maintained a Xanga blog from high school through community college; here are some of the more insightful and interesting entrys.
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The Rise and (hopeful) Fall of Science Fiction/FantasyBookstores often lump "science fiction" and "fantasy" works into one "scifi/fantasy" aisle. But science fiction and fantasy are different enough that I say they each warrant their own unique section.
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The Virtues of Print-On-Demand PublishingEvery thought about self publishing a book? Print-on-demand publishers are probably a good bet, and here's some good information on such publishers.
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WastelandA man's descent into madness in a frightening wasteland.
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A Defense of MonopoliesUsing Microsoft as its primary example, this essay argues that monopolies are good, not bad, for the country and the economy.
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These Walls Are a TombA poem about a wretched, claustrophic existence
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It's the Uncertainty I HateA love poem of sorts.
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Forgetting Sarah Marshall is HiariousJudd Apatow does it again with the fantastic comedy penned by Jason Segel, "Forgetting Sarah Marshall."
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Mr. Magoriums Wonder Emporium is OkayA movie review of Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium starring Dustin Hoffman, Natalie Portman, and Jason Batemen.
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The Ultimate Guide to Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy on the WebWhere to find Christian science fiction and fantasy on the Web
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Bremerton News: An Analysis of the Kitsap SunA review and analysis of the Kitsap Sun covering cities like Bremerton, Silverdale, Port Orchard, and Poulsbo.
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Make Steroid Use Among Sports Players MandatoryWhy steroid use among sports players is a good idea, not a bad one.
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The Lookout: A Movie ReviewA review of the film The Lookout, written and directed by Scott Frank
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MySpace NewsMySpace News is a little like MySpace itself - somewhat useful and a bit trashy
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Review of Body Piercing Saved My Life - Inside the Phenomenon of Christian RockA review of Andrew Beaujon's book Body Piercing Saved My Life: inside the phenomenon of christian rock
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Best Science Fiction NovelsThese, in my humble opinion, are some of the best science fiction novels ever.
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Skin by Ted Dekker - a ReviewA book review of "Skin" by Ted Dekker
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The Best Vigilante MoviesIf you want to vicariously experience what it's like to be a vigilante, these are the movies to watch.
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McCain and Obama Already Duking it OutJohn McCain and Barack Obama are alredy squaring off as if they're the nominees for their parties. But which of them would make the best President?
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Marijuana: Not as Safe as You ThinkMarijuana is often considered one of the safest illegal drugs, but science has proven that it's not as safe as you may think it is.
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Is Human-induced Global Warming an Imminent Threat?Despite the "consensus," the so-called evidence of global warming doesn't really add up. Remember--a consensus (especially a so-called one) is not proof of anything.
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Positive Reinforcement, Law Enforcement, and YouHow I would implement positive reinforcement when cops enforce the law
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Brad and Angelina to Wed? Who Cares!Rumors that "Brangelina" may tie the knot leads me to ask: why is the media reporting crap like this?
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The Harlem RenaissanceAn overview of some of the great minds that contributed to the Harlem Renaissance
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Horton Hears a Who an Odd Mixture of Adult and Child ComedyThe movie Horton Hears a Who contains a weird mixture of Shrek-esque humor that over children's heads and humor that children will get and love. Overall, it's a family friendly adaptation of one of Dr. Seuss's beloved books.
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The Ultimate Gift a Heartwarming, Family-friendly MovieThe movie The Ultimate Gift, based on the novel by Jim Stovall, is a great family movie packed with a heartfelt story, well-acted performances, and a great message.
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Old FaithfulThe police implement a lie detector that's 100% accurate.
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Obesity May Cause Dementia--and Here's a Few Simple Tips to Fight ItA new study finds that abdominal fat can cause dementia. I provide a couple simple tips that could help stave off this erosion of your mental prowess and improve your health.
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Vantage Point a Heartpounding Thriller--Literallythe movie Vantage Point literally had my heart pounding and my adrenaline pumping; here's my review.
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Croatian-American Literature: The Articulation of Struggle and Suffering in the Midst of WarA review of how war and strife affect the literature of Croatian-Americans.
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New Student Housing Comes to Cheney: The Grove Offers "Fully Loaded College Living"The Grove is a national change of student apartments, and Cheney, WA, is getting its very own Grove complex, opening Fall 2008.
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No Country for Old Men Spoiled by a Horrible EndingNo Country for Old Men is an exhilerating, attention-grabbing thriller--until the last 10 minutes or so completely ruin any merit the rest of the movie had.
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Religion: The Heart of Science FictionThis article discusses the relationship between science fiction and religion.
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How to Write Science FictionHave you always wanted to be able to write a good sci-fi story? This how-to article explains how.
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Atonement is Excellent StorytellingA Review of the movie Atonement starring Keira Knightley and James McAvoy, based on the novel by Ian McEwan
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Arthur C. Clarke, Dead at 90, a Science Fiction LegendArthur C. Clarke died on March 19, 2007--but his works will live on a lot longer than that.
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Bella Turns on the WaterworksBella is a love story between man and woman but also, more importantly, between woman and daughter.
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Davenport Security Guard Tells StoryJames Turner has worked at the Spokane, WA, Davenport Hotel since it reopened in 2002. Here he tells some of his stories.
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House of Charity Provides Shelter for Spokane's HomelessThe House of Charity in Spokane, WA is a shelter for those nobody else will take in.
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Cars that Drive ThemselvesSlowly but surely, the technology that will allow cars to drive themselves while you sit back and relax is becoming science fact instead of science fiction.
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Temporary TattoosA poem about temporary tattoos
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The Perils of DependencyThrough the interactions of seals and sharks, we witness the perils of dependency.
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The Parable of the Fish-Wish-WishA poem about a fish and wish.
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MetacognitionA Christian science fiction story about a boy's cryptic encounter with an advocate of God.
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The FloodGiant ants sweep through a village and destroy everything
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The Philosophy of Optimism and Selective ApathyThis is an article describing the philosophy of optimism/selective apathy
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Poker Party Food and Drink IdeasYou can't play poker on an empty stomach, so here are some simple yet delicious poker party food ideas.
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ChannelA short story about confession and whether it's necessary for the forgiveness of one's sins.
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Why Birth Control is Pro-lifeMany think that birth control is inherently "pro-choice" or "anti-life." But in fact, birth control offers some real hope of protecting life.