GarageBand for Dummies

Bob LeVitus

	GarageBand for Dummies
	Published: 16 August, 2004
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National Front Party To Sell Headquarters

Jean-Marie Le Pen's National Front party in France, who's slogan was "Keep France for the French" has reportedly agreed to sell its party headquarters to a Chinese university.

Guerrilla Ad Campaign Pushes Boundaries

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Notes From Guantanamo Bay

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Week In Review: Russia And Georgia

The conflict in Georgia reveals much about Russia past and present, including its regional ambitions.

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Bending Light In Pursuit Of Invisibility

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Town Declares Curfew In The Face Of Violence

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In Support Of Netterball

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Phelps Comes From Behind To Win 7th Gold

Michael Phelps won a seventh gold medal at the Beijing Games by the slimmest of margins. He beat Milorad Cavic of Serbia by 0.01 seconds. It was the first race of these games in which Phelps didn't set a world record. The win ties him with Mark Spitz for the most golds won at a single Olympics.

Resurgent Russia Challenges U.S. Diplomacy

The United States has found itself in a difficult position with the conflict between Georgia and Russia. Strobe Talbott, president of the Brookings Institution, talks about U.S. relations in the region.

Cease-Fire Signed By Russia, Georgia

A cease-fire deal has gone into effect in the confrontation between Georgia and Russia. But reports from Georgia indicate that the confrontation is far from over.

Obama, McCain Find Sinatra 'So Easy To Love'

The latest issue of <em>Blender</em> magazine includes a piece titled "White House DJ," which features lists of the top 10 favorite songs of presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama. Jonathan Schwartz talks about the candidates' selections, as well as their only commonality: Frank Sinatra.

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