| When the Line of Fate is itself double, it is a sign of what is called "a double life," but if, after running side by side for some length these two lines join or become one, it foretells that "the double life" has been caused by some great aff... Read more of Double Lines Of Fate at Palm Readings.org |  InformationalPrivacy |
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 Concert Sampler, by Raju Mudhar
Weekly roundup of worthy shows happening in the next week.
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 New marshal Timothy Olyphant's inner demons
Timothy Olyphant stars as a supercool deputy U.S. marshal in the cable drama Justified.
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 French class: must-see cinema at Cinefranco
There may be many signs of Canada's cultural divide between English and French but for one character in Cinefranco's opening night film, the matter really comes down to the cartoons consumed by our nation's impressionable youngsters.
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 The beat gets louder for world percussion
No matter where you stand on the globe, the sound of organized banging on wood, metal or animal skin is a signal that something special is going on.
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 Showtime CDs and books to brighten grey days
The days may be dreary but check out some great theatre-inspired CDs and books if you want to put some sunshine in your life.
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 Old Men Dancing - and they don't care who's watching
Of all the things guys like doing together, dancing must count among the least likely. Yet a group of middle-aged men are doing just that
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 The Canadian immigrant experience, in short
The story of the immigrant kid struggling to fit into strange, new surroundings is familiar enough. But the pushback encountered by Nithya Garg when she arrived in Toronto a year ago had less to do with the country of her birth, India, than the place where she grew up, the U.S.
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 CD of the month club: an old idea made new
As regular CD sales continue to fall and major recording labels pare their artist rosters, up-and-coming musicians are finding new ways to promote themselves.
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