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	I Love a Mystery
		Once you discovery True Mystery, it will overtake you and overwhelm you and not leave any room for any lesser mysteries, which we will find to really be just distractions.
		I believe that we really do need mystery in our lives -- I think that this hunger for mystery was placed there by God (perhaps another dimension of our "God-shaped void"), and is specifically designed to latch on to the True Mystery of the Gospel.
		Paul refers to the mystery in relationship to some aspect of the Gospel about 16 times in his letters, including a few references about the mystery of the Gospel that is now being revealed.
	www.smallvoices.net /sv5/mystery.htm (882 words)

	I Love a Mystery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I Love A Mystery was an old-time radio program that ran from January, 1939 to December, 1944 on NBC.
		I Love a Mystery was a serial drama with one 15-minute episode airing each weekday.
		These straddled the genres of mystery, adventure and supernatural horror, and their adventures often took the trio to exotic locales.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/I_Love_a_Mystery (496 words)

	I Love a Good Mystery
		I love a good mystery, but I never saw the clue.
		Love the song or hate it, I found it fascinating how deeply Clay dug into that performance.
		One of my favorite albums of the 80s is ABC’s “The Lexicon of Love”, an album of love songs with passion and bite and heart break --- and a hell of a good beat.
	clayaikentheidealidol.com /berkeley-I-love-a-good-mystery.html (1093 words)

	Mystery Writers of America - Kids Love A Mystery
		Sponsored by the Mystery Writers of America, Kids Love a Mystery brings together authors of juvenile and young adult mysteries with children, parents, teachers, and librarians in a nationwide celebration of mystery writing and reading that fosters literacy, deductive reasoning, and critical thinking skills.
		Mystery Writers of America and its Kids Love A Mystery program are happy to announce the recipients of the 2006 Joan Lowery Nixon Award for mystery fiction writing.
		Children's mystery authors meet with children in schools, libraries and bookstores and on the Internet to read, write and discuss mystery stories.
	www.mysterywriters.org /pages/news/klam.htm (334 words)

	80.01.09: I Love a Mystery
		Mysteries and stories of suspense, because they are internally constructed to raise one’s curiosity, are a natural media for involving students in reading.
		I have chosen the mystery as a vehicle because of my liking for it, its broad popularity and intrinsic interest, and its relatively tight structure whose understanding can later be expanded to fuller enjoyment of more complex works.
		Characteristic of these mysteries is a detective who solely through the use of logic and reason, and his superior intelligence, intuition, or imagination can and does solve a given crime before the police or indeed the reader himself can hope to solve it.
	www.yale.edu /ynhti/curriculum/units/1980/1/80.01.09.x.html (5643 words)

	The Unofficial I Love A Mystery web site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		ILAM, (or "The Mystery"as it is known by many of its many fans, first appeared on NBC’s Pacific Coast outlets back in January 1939, went coast to coast later that fall, and appeared on-and-off over nearly every broadcast network until the final reprisal show at the end of 1953.
		Fast paced, deftly scripted, and Fleischmann’s dried-yeast vitaminized with over-the-top-excitement, ILAM is still beloved by fans of radio mystery drama nearly 60 years after it first appeared over the airwaves.
		ILAM appeared in two separate network radio runs (one in Hollywood, the second originating from New York City a decade later), spawned three 1940s movies, a comic strip, and a single television series pilot.
	www.angelfire.com /on/ilam (297 words)

	I Love a Mystery Book Club \| Library Programs \| Monroe County Community Events Calendar
		Mystery readers everywhere are invited to join in the fun.
		The January meeting is especially set aside for book selections for the upcoming year, be sure to bring a list of your favorites to contribute.
		We are interpreting the term Mystery very loosely so we can look at a variety of authors.
	monroe.lib.mi.us /calendar/event.php?event=898&full=true&date=2006-09-13 (137 words)

	Bookselling This Week: Mystery Bookstore Creates a "Wow" Experience
		The six-year-old I Love A Mystery specialty bookstore in Mission, Kansas, tripled its square footage when owner Karen Spengler purchased a building on a main street and relocated the store earlier this year.
		As the name implies, I Love A Mystery sells new and used mysteries of all types, from traditional whodunits to thrillers, suspense, and espionage.
		Mysteries for children are also available, and among the most popular titles are those in the Nancy Drew and Lemony Snicket series.
	news.bookweb.org /booksense/4514.html (903 words)

	I Love A Mystery FAQ
		A high plateau in Venezuela, South America has a mysterious Lost World where Jack and Doc are escorting a mysterious German scientist and his two beautiful daughters...a lost plateau where pterodactyls, Ape-Men and a mysterious race of High Ones make their homes...and where the scientist has a hidden agenda of murder...
		Harmon was in large part responsible for sustaining interest in ILAM by convincing Morse to release reel-to-reel tapes of several of his shows to fans of the show hungry to revisit their younger experiences.
		Note: As an aside, many persons who are fans of ILAM and have heard only the taped versions of these stories have no idea the show was originally a 15 minute serial, since many of the opening and closing segments were not made available from the reproductions made from Morse's personal holdings.
	www.angelfire.com /on/ilam/FAQ.html (10776 words)

	I Love a Mystery - Moviefone
		Synopsis: I Love a Mystery was a campy TV revival of Phillips Lord's old radio series.
		I Love A Mystery Radio Show I Love A Mystery: serialized radio and movie adventures of three soldiers of fortune.
		I Love a Mystery - Cast & Crew, movie showtimes, plot, synopsis, exclusive features, trailers, clips, theater listings, reviews, message boards, dvd, videos, rentals and more on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /movie/i-love-a-mystery/1086859/main (148 words)

	I Love a Mystery :: So little done, so much to do
		Donna Thompson is a writer of Mystery and Romance.
		In junior high, her love for reading turned into a love for writing and she has been writing ever since.
		Her new mystery novel, "Plot Twist" is due to be released by PublishAmerica sometime in June.
	www.theiloveamystery.com (236 words)

	I Love a Mystery \| So little done, so much to do
		A tough-as-nails police detective who falls in love with a prime suspect and gets burned.
		These are but a few ironic curves a reader will encounter on her journey through Plot Twist, a remarkable debut novel by author Donna Thompson.
		Coupled with a talent for creating vivid, likeable charcters, and setting them in a story current that moves at the pace of a raging river, Plot Twist is mystery writing at its finest.
	www.theiloveamystery.com /reviews.htm (799 words)

	Our 'I' Show FTP Holdings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		I Love A Mystery 06 Temple of Vampires
		I Love A Mystery 12 Pirate Loot of the Island of Skulls
		I Love A Mystery 15 The Graves of Wamperjaw Texas
	www.digitaldeliftp.com /FTPSite/ftp_contenti.html (297 words)

	It's No Mystery Why Racio Fans Love Grans
		The back cover to Martin Grams, Jr.'s The I Love a Mystery Companion (which is unofficially subtitled The Official Guide) is a great introduction to what Grams, along with fans of 1940s and 1950s radio, calls one of the greatest radio shows of all time.
		The I Love a Mystery Companion, which boasts being authorized by the estate of Morse, is wonderful entertainment even for those readers who have no earthly idea what the radio program was about.
		Books like these are too few and far between to begin with, so when they do come along, readers should flock to them to encourage publishers to put out more of them.
	www.lsu.edu /necrofile/ilovea12 (591 words)

	Article015
		Mystery were straight-forward situations set along the California Coast, tropical islands and desert locales.
		I Love A Mystery serials, hoping to remind the audience that horror was only fiction, not something to take seriously especially in cult fashion.
		The Stairway was described as a veritable “Jacob’s Ladder to Heaven.” Later in the serial, the Island in the Sky was described as a “Garden of Eden” when the descriptions of the flora and fauna still left in half-finished stages were represented.
	www.audio-classics.com /mgarticle015.html (1897 words)

	Movie Info for I Love a Mystery on MSN Movies
		I Love a Mystery was a campy TV revival of Phillips Lord's old radio series.
		The three adventure-loving heroes are Jack, Doc and Reggie (Les Crane, David Hartman and Hagan Beggs), insurance investigators hired to tackle a mystery at a remote island mansion.
		The script for I Love a Mystery was based on Philips Lord's classic radio serial "The Thing That Cries in the Night," but there's nothing classic or even remotely entertaining about the derisive, patronizing treatment of the source material herein.
	movies.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=48706 (202 words)

	I Love A Mystery Radio Show
		I have been busy reading through the original scripts, and I will be posting a complete guide to all the shows in both Hollywood and NY versions.
		I Love A Mystery: serialized radio and movie adventures of three soldiers of fortune.
		Jack Packard (the leader and brains of the trio) Doc Long (a Texan who loves the ladies and fighting) Reggie York (British with enormous strength).
	i_love_a_mystery.tripod.com /ILoveAMystery.html (293 words)

	MCLS - I Love a Mystery Book Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Mystery readers everywhere are invited to join in the fun.
		The January meeting is especially set aside for book selections for the upcoming year, be sure to bring a list of your favorites to contribute.
		We are interpreting the term Mystery very loosely so we can look at a variety of authors.
	www.monroe.lib.mi.us /hs_bookclubs_mystery_book_club.htm (286 words)

	I Love a Mystery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A mystery, when cleverly crafted, is suspenseful without vulgarity.
		There used to be a popular radio show called I Love a Mystery.
		All I have to do is curl up on the sofa with a good mystery and time for me is put on "HOLD".
	www.zoulek.com /edna/emz63.html (853 words)

	I Love Adventure OTR MP3 List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		I Love Adventure is a continuation of the I Love a Mystery concept, with the same characters played by different actors.
		Both points are well taken, but I Love a Mystery is still an excellent show with good acting and production values, and Carlton E. Morse always delivers excellent radio adventure.
		Also on the mystery and adventure list would be Adventures by Morse, Voyage of the Scarlet Queen, Suspense, Bold Venture, David Harding, Counter Spy, Cloak and Dagger, Frank Race, the classic serial I Love a Mystery, Jungle Jim, Moon Over Africa, and You Are There.
	www.otrcat.com /loveadventure.htm (577 words)

	I Love a Mystery: Jack Packard, Doc Long and Reggie York
		1945's I Love a Mystery, the first and, by most reports, the best of them, had Jack and Doc (Reggie was written out of the movies) involved in a strange Oriental cult and a bizarre prophecy.
		George Macready was evidently outstanding as a man plagued by his fear of decapitation, not that I'm all at ease with it myself.
		Evidently, there WAS a newspaper strip that ran briefly in the eighties of I Love a Mystery.
	www.thrillingdetective.com /ilam.html (1572 words)

	ThirdAge Discussions - Mystery Discussion Group
		All are welcome to attend these discussions, especially mystery writers.
		His hero is a doctor of psycholgy in love with a female district attorney.
		Her writing is not only a mystery, but they are funny.......
	www.thirdage.com /WebX?7@65.DOCPdfyrKF0^0@.ee78340/34 (521 words)

	I Love A Mystery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The title for this lens was inspired by an old time radio series, "I Love A Mystery". I've been a reader as long as I can remember and a mystery fan almost as long.
		From the middle ages to the present This chart is intended to assist the mystery reader in visualizing time periods in which the mystery novel was written (or set).
		Writing a Mystery by Robert Kemp - The elements of a good mystery are usually those of good atmosphere and suspense...
	www.squidoo.com /ILoveAMystery (2404 words)

	Kids Love A Mystery.com: The Official Website of Kids Love A Mystery - Kids Mysteries, Activities, Lesson Plans for ...
		When kids enjoy mysteries they have fun and want more.
		Because kids love a mystery, they are a favorite of teachers and an ideal way to teach critical thinking, problem solving, writing, and literature.
		Mysteries to solve, scary stories, and magic tricks for kids.
	www.kidsloveamystery.com (206 words)

	The Secret Place--free online books--Jesus is Lord. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		For Peter clearly stated that there is a path to follow: ""...giving all diligence, add to your faith, virtue"; "and to virtue, knowledge"; "and to knowledge, temperance"; "and to temperance, patience"; "and to patience, godliness"; "and to godliness, brotherly love"; "and to brotherly love, love.
		God is Love: Therefore, if we dwell in God (Love), and Love (God) dwells in us, we shall not fall, nor fail.
		I hope that this has given some goodly incentive for seeking the face of God, for to dwell in His secret place is the ultimate goal for us all.
	www.swnm.com /Israel (500 words)

	MWOTRC: Metro Washington Old Time Radio Club
		The “Stairway to the Sun” is considered by many I Love A Mystery fans as one of the best adventures of the series.
		With this adventure, Morse gave the detectives a larger task: to explore an unexplored country, rumored to be a myth, and save the lives of the expedition.
		Gretchen’s wounds are given a thorough examination and she is given the promise of quick recovery.
	www.mwotrc.com /rr2003_10/mystery.htm (1922 words)

	I Love a Mystery - A Personal Look
		I Love a Mystery was first heard on NBC's Pacific Coast outlets on January 16, 1939.
		Jack Packard was the brains of the ILAM trio, always a logical thinker and solver of mysteries.
		I Love a Mystery left the air for the last time in 1952.
	www.lofcom.com /nostalgia/shows/ilam/a1/ilam01.phtml (1213 words)

	I Love a Mystery ... Search for Out of Print, Rare, Used, Antiquarian & Hard to find Books
		At I Love A Mystery, the decor is "Victorian library" with a twist.
		Daggers, skulls and poison bottles may be tucked into nooks and crannies, but the atmosphere is cozy, with overstuffed chairs inviting customers to settle in for a read or a nap.
		I Love A Mystery is known for its extension selection of Sherlockiana
	www.abebooks.com /home/CLUESBOOKS (265 words)

	Kansas City - Locations Search - I Love a Mystery Bookstore - pitch.com
		“Good afternoon, I Love a Mystery, can I help you?” The voice on the other end of the phone may sound as if it’s randomly volunteering a fact, but I Love a Mystery is the name of a bookstore.
		Unfortunately, the I Love a Mystery-sponsored Rue Morgue Book Club doesn’t meet in the store, but it does offer reasons to visit, wallet in hand.
		Rue Morgue is an independent press devoted to publishing whodunit thrillers from the 1930s and ’40s, what supersleuths call the golden age of mystery writing.
	www.pitch.com /search/locations.php?oid=104609 (179 words)

	EPL.ca: I Love a Good Mystery!
		There’s only one person who can solve the mysteries of the neighborhood: Sly the Sleuth, grade-schooler by day and private detective by afternoon, who uses sharp wit and reasoning skills to get to the bottom of these odd goings-on.
		Minerva is filled with self-doubt, but after she is zapped by a lightening bolt her fears evaporate and she sets out with confidence to solve a murder mystery.
		The mysterious death of an eccentric millionaire brings together an unlikely assortment of heirs who must uncover the circumstances of his death before they can claim their inheritance.
	www.epl.ca /EPLMaster.cfm?id=ILOVEAGOODMY0001 (1041 words)

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