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Couple Gets Dream Wedding (R News) - After waiting years to tie the knot, a local military couple finally got the wedding of their dreams, thanks to some local businesses. After six years of putting their lives on hold to support the war on terror, Corporal Michael Parsons and his wife Cathy finally got the wedding of their dreams.

Now-lowbrow A&E gave up on its mission (Sun-Sentinel) - Q. Finally someone has taken the A&E channel to task [in a review of Roller Girls]. The channel some time ago should have been changed to T&T for Tacky and Trashy. There is Inked, The Family Plot, the whiners on Intervention and Dog, the Bounty Hunter. All should be avoided. Roller Girls is another reason A&E is to be avoided. It definitely isn't for children and is suitable for only a limited

Beware of ‘review inflation' by superlative-addicted critical wannabes (The Davis Enterprise) - Published Jan 06, 2006 - 14:49:21 CST. Who is Earl Dittman ... and what, precisely, is Wireless Magazine?

Millikin professor works to discover the many works of Shelbyville artist Robert Root (Herald & Review) - SHELBYVILLE - It has been nearly 70 years since Robert Root died. The classically trained artist, known for his tranquil landscapes and lifelike portraits, spent much of life working in Shelbyville, where he was born during the Civil War.

Shamed priest who made cousin pregnant faces defrocking (The Scotsman) - A PRIEST who made his first cousin pregnant during the course of an affair has been told he is unlikely ever to be allowed to return to his parish.

Culture Shock (Training Magazine) - By Kevin Featherly Kevin Wilde remembers the first time he transgressed against a new corporate culture.

Listening Post (The Buffalo News) - Daryl Hall and John Oates, "Rock 'n Soul Part 1" (RCA/Legacy). It'd be all too easy to write Hall and Oates off as yet another example of the cheesy pop that erupted all over the '80s and left a great, big, stinky mess in its wake. Easy, but disingenuous.

"Band' plays an out-of-date tune (St. Petersburg Times) - The Boys in the Band , once a cutting-edge stage show, seems out of place today.

Report: Wedding Bells May Ring For Pixar's Steve Jobs And Disney (TechWeb) - While rumors of some sort of alliance between Disney and Pixar have circulated for several weeks, Talks between Pixar and Disney are at a serious stage, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

A global search for Pocahontas ended in Calif. (The Philadelphia Inquirer) - Where on earth is Pocahontas? That's what producers for The New World were asking themselves once casting began on Terrence Malick's lush period piece. The fabled love story between Indian princess Pocahontas and Jamestown settler John Smith posed daunting casting challenges: Pocahontas needed to be unknown, exotic-looking and young (the historical Pocahontas was believed to be 12 or 13).