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April 30, 2008 Here are the songs played on Wednesday April 30 Martha Wainwright "You Cheated Me"  album title I Know You're Marrid, but I Have Feelings Too, available June 10 Tab Benoit feat Kim Wilson " Too Sweet For Me" album title Night Train to Nashville, available now Coldplay " Violet Hill" album title Viva La Viva available June 17

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ADVERTISEMENT July 22, 2008: Scalping Tickets for Batman?! I loved the new Batman movie, but I'm not crazy enough to do what some people are doing to see it! Jonathan's Blog Archive July 23, 2008: Dodgeville Blues Fest Reflections In your face blues and almost-falling-down shorts are just two highlights of last weekend's blues fest in Dodgeville.. Kitty's Blog Archive July 23, 2008: Racine 1/2 Iron, part 3 THE BIKE: About a week and a half ago I got an e-mail from one of my coaches- "Pat, you're riding to fast out of the gate and... Pat's Blog Archive July 23, 2008 : Under the "cover" Last week The New Yorker magazine took heat for a cover, depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as radical militant muslems, giving each other the " terrorist fist pump". The magazine says it was satire, drawing on the public's misconception of who the Obama's really are.