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?CDs: Morrissey, Viva Hate (The album that let me know I’m actually a Smiths fan); Ralphie May, Girth of a Nation (funny man, funny CD); Woody Allen, Standup Comic (for comedy that’s 50 years old,Quick hits (http://www.domod.org/home.php?mod=space&uid=19037&do=blog&quickforward=1&id=905302), this is some hilarious stuff); Days of the New, Self Titled (had really good memories of this album from my youth, but as an adult it’s mediocre at best); Steve Martin, Let’s Get Small (I might become a pariah in the comedy community for saying this, but I don’t think this album is funny. The opening “Ramblin’ Man” bit is by far the highlight of the album.) Black Rebel Motorcycle Club,Private and parochial schools have been expanding in the East Valley (http://www.cubeworld.asia/thread-1233-1-1.html), Howl (because my indie-hipster-cred peaked in 2005); The Beatles, Rubber Soul (I’m trying to impress you); Jane’s Addiction, Nothing’s Shocking (I had to force myself into liking this album); Jay Reatard, Watch Me Fall (R.I.P); Local H, As Good as Dead (some really good songs from the grungy two-piece); and the audio book for Beyond Band of Brothers (borrowed it from my boss four years ago, lost one of the discs so I decided never to give it back to him. He still asks about it).
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The 2014 class has long been lauded for its depth and high-end talent, but when it came to club ball programs, the elite players had largely gone their separate ways. Last summer, Casey played for a team in California. Highland small forward Jake Toolson joined a team in Utah. Others stayed local but were strewn among different options.
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