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Ronette has emerged from her coma, and Harry, Cooper, and Albert find a letter “B” beneath a fingernail, placed by Laura’s killer. Cooper recounts his vision of a giant and three clues, two of which have come to pass.

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A musical set in Cherbourg, France, where lovers Genevive (Catherine Deneuve) and Guy (Nino Castelnuovo) are separated due the Algerian War. Genevive’s mother, Madame Emery sells colorful umbrellas which contrast with the sadness as the lovers drift apart.

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Two new Elite Podcasts are out in the wild; I forgot to link to the episode from two weeks ago (episode #10) which was entitled “Crickets.” There’s a good spot with crickets chirping when Mark said something nobody wanted to respond to. The special guest was Tamar Weinberg, notable social media expert and blogger, of Techipedia.

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A bridesmaid 27 times, Jane Nichols (Katherine Heigl), conceals feelings for her boss, George (Edward Burns). Her love life is further complicated after meeting cynical writer Kevin (James Marsden) and her sister Tess (Malin Akerman) catches George’s eye.

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This is a “wrap-up” of sorts for this first half of season 4, because the second half won’t air until 2009.

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Biography of Charles Schulz, the cartoonist behind Peanuts, who wrote and drew every strip over several decades, all by himself.

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Meddlesome mom Daphne Wilder (Diane Keaton) tries to find the perfect man for her awkward daughter, Milly (Mandy Moore).

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Starbuck and Lee are in Adama’s quarters where they read about a Temple Of Aurora, on Earth. Starbuck says something about children coming into their own when their parents die.

On the rebel Cylon base star, Number Three orders centurions to hold the humans aboard hostage until the Final Four, hidden within the fleet, hand themselves over. She adds that the fifth is not among the fleet.

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I just thought I’d put in a plug for DiskWarrior. Ever since switching to OS X way back when, it has saved my bacon on several occasions. It’s basically a disk utility and in particular checks the disk directory for problems.

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Steven Hodson writes a good post that is definitely worth reading. It’s a subject I worry about from time to time - that a “digital divide” exists between those who take cutting-edge technology and easy access to the Internet for granted, and those who have to do without for economic reasons.

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