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Wednesday??s CBS "Early Show" devoted four segments to Obama??s speech on race and the Jeremiah Wright controversy and that coverage began with a proclamation by co-host Maggie Rodriguez that: "It's being called a defining cultural moment in America. Barack Obama speaks about America's racial stalemate, a moving moment, a political risk." Rodriguez went on to tease upcoming coverage of the speech by again emphasizing its "historic" nature: "It was without question a defining moment in American po
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Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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Niki Kelly of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports on gubernatorial candidate Jim Schellinger's new television ad. Schellinger is the first statewide candidate to hit the airwaves this cycle. Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Jim Schellinger beat his opponents to the airwaves last week, going up on television with the race's first ads in mid-March. Residents in the Indianapolis and South Bend areas were first to see them, but the campaign promises to go statewide within a few weeks. The te
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Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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Here's a long background article about produced water from oil and gas operations and its potential as a new water source, from The Denver Post. Read the whole thing. Here are some excerpts: Water from oil and gas wells has been a nuisance for the energy industry as long as it has been drilling in the West. It has become an even bigger headache now that companies are drilling in water-drenched coal seams for methane gas. To get the gas, an operator must first pump out the groundwater to reduce
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Seriously, it's too much. I know. Just a day of fascinating NBA news. I thought about saying something snappy like "YOU edit these down." But then I thought, wow, that really would be cool. Be cool to have a tech solution whereby I could publish bullets, and you could vote them up, down, or off the list entirely. Something to think about ... Until we have that, get reading: The Hornets are back on top of the West after beating the Rockets handily. Ron Hitley of Hornets247: "Much credit goes to
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Game stats: Shots on goal: by Thorold on Jeff Broeker 13-14-18 45, by Fort Erie on Rick Scarsella 15-12-8 35 Power plays: Thorold 2-for-7, Fort Erie ...Season over for Meteors Niagara Falls Review
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Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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??The Fort Morgan Water Advisory Board consists of Bill Baker, Jeff Canfield, Jim Green, Brent Nation and Jack Odor, chairman. Editor??s note: According to ...
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By Jeff Zrebiec Sun Reporter March 20, 2008 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - The St. Louis Cardinals had scored three runs and Adam Loewen&39s pitch count had ...Cardinals vs. Orioles - Recap - March 19, 2008 ESPN
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Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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Jeff Katchmar, Matthew Mantle, Scotty Roberson and Austin Lawrence are all candidates to start on the mound in the weekend??s three other games. ...MSSU splits double-header at Pitt State Carthage Press
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The clubhouse at Fort Lauderdale Stadium doesn??t open to the media until 2 pm, and the bus leaves an hour later. Given a rare chance to sleep in, ...
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Jeff Neumeyer: " We asked Fort Wayne Police for an on camera interview, but were told no one was available. They did say that they&39ve interviewed a couple ...
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I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Jay Wortman, a physician working with the Aboriginal population in British Columbia, Canada, a couple of years ago at the Scientific Sessions of the Nutrition & Metabolism Society in New York. Before I post about the recent preliminary findings from the study he led, I'd like to let readers get to know him, in his own words. In the blog he recently launched to provide information about the dietary study, he included an introduction for readers to understand
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Back in 1985, when I had a headful of hair and two small boys, Brenda and I came to the decision to get rid of our television. I don??t remember all the reasons but suffice it to say that young parents are often more idealistic than wise when it comes to raising children. I??m not saying that getting rid of the television was a bad idea ?? far from it ?? but I??m guessing that the nut-job who convinced a lot of people that a ???timeout??? was preferable to a good whipping was probably a young, idealisti
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The girls, who were in a class in which they left school to gain work experience, were crossing SD Highway 34 from the school to Fort Meade at 11:45 am when ...Sturgis Remembering Ashley Nelson KELOLAND TV
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Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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By LLONELLA GILBERT NASSAU ??The Fort Charlotte Urban Renewal Liveable Neighbourhood Project Centre is relaunching its community&39s band as well as its ...
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George W. Bush addresses U.S. Army soldiers and their families at Fort Hood, Texas, Jan. 3, 2003, as the military mobilizes for action in Iraq. Photo: Reuters Jeff Mitchell How President Bush and his advisors have spent each year of the war peddling mendacious tales about a mission accomplished. By Juan Cole Salon March 19, 2008 Each year of George W. Bush's war in Iraq has been represented by a thematic falsehood. That Iraq is now calm or more stable is only the latest in a series of such
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By JEFF MOSIER / The Dallas Morning News FORT WORTH ?? An environmental impact study has found no problems that would likely delay construction of Tarrant ...
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Jeff Pruitt of Fort Wayne Politics was in attendance yesterday, and offers a few posts on the former president's appearance in Indiana's second city. For some of his reflections on Clinton's speech, or some thoughts on the lack of love given to local bloggers, I definitely recommend you head over there and check it out. The traditional media was there, too, and the Journal Gazette offers this report:"If you want long-term fiscal responsibility, you vote for Hillary for president," the former pr
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... bus that sunny July day at Fort Nathan Hale, New Haven, Connecticut." "Over the next several months, we missed the signs that Jeffrey was in trouble. ...
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Niki Kelly of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports on gubernatorial candidate Jim Schellinger's new television ad. Schellinger is the first statewide candidate to hit the airwaves this cycle. Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Jim Schellinger beat his opponents to the airwaves last week, going up on television with the race's first ads in mid-March. Residents in the Indianapolis and South Bend areas were first to see them, but the campaign promises to go statewide within a few weeks. The te
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March 20, 2008 In Mosul, New Test of Rebuilt Iraqi Army By SOLOMON MOORE MOSUL After the Iraqi Army increased patrols in this northern city earlier this year, Col. Haji al-Zibari found himself chasing two insurgents in a weapons-laden truck. The driver and his passenger veered off the road, jumped out, fired a few shots and disappeared into the city. So Colonel Zibari, then the second-in-command of the Second Brigade of the Second Iraqi Army Division, drove their truck to a traffic circle in the
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March 19: Cinema Quiz Tonight! Mar 19th, 2008 by Merlin Tonight: Specialist Pub Quiz Time: 7:30 pm The theme: Movies Guest host: Bill Watkins Note: The questions and answers to last week??s special Civil War quiz will be posted at the end of today??s entry. Happy days, friends. We??ve got a new series of pub quizzes to complement our Sunday night general information quizzes. Every Wednesday night at 7:30 pm, we hold a ???specialist??? quiz, which is just a fancy way of saying ???single topic.???
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Michael Kamber for The New York Times Two Iraqi soldiers, left, with American soldiers before a night operation in Mosul. IN MOSUL, NEW TEST OF REBUILT IRAQI ARMY By SOLOMON MOORE Published: March 20, 2008 MOSUL ?? After the Iraqi Army increased patrols in this northern city earlier this year, Col. Haji al-Zibari found himself chasing two insurgents in a weapons-laden truck. The driver and his passenger veered off the road, jumped out, fired a few shots and disappeared into the city. So C
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3:30PM Jeff Pruitt of Fort Wayne Politics sent the above photo of the line that is currently growing in anticipation of former U.S. President Bill Clinton's appearance at the Grand Wayne Center in downtown Fort Wayne. Former President Clinton is expected to speak sometime after 6:45PM this evening. The line as of 3:30PM stretches the length of the Grand Wayne Center's long hallway along Jefferson Boulevard.
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Wal-Mart??s entrance into the large urban market of Chicago looks destined to become the equivalent of Fort Lonesome. The solitary outpost of save money live better if your family name is Walton on Chicago??s southside opened to great fanfare and controversy. Chicago wants to avoid more of either. From The Chicago Tribune: The city of Chicago declined a request to allow the world??s largest retailer to build a store at the 50-acre Chatham Market on the South Side, a former steel plant site
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Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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CBS??s Rodriguez: Obama Speech 'Defining Cultural Moment in America??
Wednesday??s CBS "Early Show" devoted four segments to Obama??s speech on race and the Jeremiah Wright controversy and that coverage began with a proclamation by co-host Maggie Rodriguez that: "It's being called a defining cultural moment in America. Barack Obama speaks about America's racial stalemate, a moving moment, a political risk." Rodriguez went on to tease upcoming coverage of the speech by again emphasizing its "historic" nature: "It was without question a defining moment in American po
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Red Sox Threaten To Boycott Trip To Japan
Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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On The Teevee: Schellinger Ad Earns Ink, Thompson Waits To Go Up
Niki Kelly of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports on gubernatorial candidate Jim Schellinger's new television ad. Schellinger is the first statewide candidate to hit the airwaves this cycle. Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Jim Schellinger beat his opponents to the airwaves last week, going up on television with the race's first ads in mid-March. Residents in the Indianapolis and South Bend areas were first to see them, but the campaign promises to go statewide within a few weeks. The te
www.takingdownwords.com
Red Sox Threaten To Boycott Trip To Japan
Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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Produced water from oil and gas operations
Here's a long background article about produced water from oil and gas operations and its potential as a new water source, from The Denver Post. Read the whole thing. Here are some excerpts: Water from oil and gas wells has been a nuisance for the energy industry as long as it has been drilling in the West. It has become an even bigger headache now that companies are drilling in water-drenched coal seams for methane gas. To get the gas, an operator must first pump out the groundwater to reduce
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Too Many Thursday Bullets
Seriously, it's too much. I know. Just a day of fascinating NBA news. I thought about saying something snappy like "YOU edit these down." But then I thought, wow, that really would be cool. Be cool to have a tech solution whereby I could publish bullets, and you could vote them up, down, or off the list entirely. Something to think about ... Until we have that, get reading: The Hornets are back on top of the West after beating the Rockets handily. Ron Hitley of Hornets247: "Much credit goes to
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Hawks complete sweep of Meteors Davidson scores winner as Thorold ... - St. Catharines Standard
Game stats: Shots on goal: by Thorold on Jeff Broeker 13-14-18 45, by Fort Erie on Rick Scarsella 15-12-8 35 Power plays: Thorold 2-for-7, Fort Erie ...Season over for Meteors Niagara Falls Review
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Red Sox Threaten To Boycott Trip To Japan
Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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Local water board calls NISP ???critical?? - Fort Morgan Times
??The Fort Morgan Water Advisory Board consists of Bill Baker, Jeff Canfield, Jim Green, Brent Nation and Jack Odor, chairman. Editor??s note: According to ...
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Return painful to watch - Baltimore Sun
By Jeff Zrebiec Sun Reporter March 20, 2008 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - The St. Louis Cardinals had scored three runs and Adam Loewen&39s pitch count had ...Cardinals vs. Orioles - Recap - March 19, 2008 ESPN
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Red Sox Threaten To Boycott Trip To Japan
Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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Lions, Fort Hays open four-game series at Becker - Joplin Globe
Jeff Katchmar, Matthew Mantle, Scotty Roberson and Austin Lawrence are all candidates to start on the mound in the weekend??s three other games. ...MSSU splits double-header at Pitt State Carthage Press
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Just a reminder... - Baltimore Sun
The clubhouse at Fort Lauderdale Stadium doesn??t open to the media until 2 pm, and the bus leaves an hour later. Given a rare chance to sleep in, ...
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More Cases of Rocks Hurled at Passing Motorists on S. Lafayette - Indiana&39s NewsCenter
Jeff Neumeyer: " We asked Fort Wayne Police for an on camera interview, but were told no one was available. They did say that they&39ve interviewed a couple ...
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Getting to Know Dr. Jay Wortman
I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Jay Wortman, a physician working with the Aboriginal population in British Columbia, Canada, a couple of years ago at the Scientific Sessions of the Nutrition & Metabolism Society in New York. Before I post about the recent preliminary findings from the study he led, I'd like to let readers get to know him, in his own words. In the blog he recently launched to provide information about the dietary study, he included an introduction for readers to understand
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Thinking Out Loud
Back in 1985, when I had a headful of hair and two small boys, Brenda and I came to the decision to get rid of our television. I don??t remember all the reasons but suffice it to say that young parents are often more idealistic than wise when it comes to raising children. I??m not saying that getting rid of the television was a bad idea ?? far from it ?? but I??m guessing that the nut-job who convinced a lot of people that a ???timeout??? was preferable to a good whipping was probably a young, idealisti
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Teen killed in crash near Fort Meade - Rapid City Journal
The girls, who were in a class in which they left school to gain work experience, were crossing SD Highway 34 from the school to Fort Meade at 11:45 am when ...Sturgis Remembering Ashley Nelson KELOLAND TV
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Red Sox Threaten To Boycott Trip To Japan
Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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Urban Renewal relaunches its centre in Fort Charlotte - The Freeport News
By LLONELLA GILBERT NASSAU ??The Fort Charlotte Urban Renewal Liveable Neighbourhood Project Centre is relaunching its community&39s band as well as its ...
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Five years of Iraq lies
George W. Bush addresses U.S. Army soldiers and their families at Fort Hood, Texas, Jan. 3, 2003, as the military mobilizes for action in Iraq. Photo: Reuters Jeff Mitchell How President Bush and his advisors have spent each year of the war peddling mendacious tales about a mission accomplished. By Juan Cole Salon March 19, 2008 Each year of George W. Bush's war in Iraq has been represented by a thematic falsehood. That Iraq is now calm or more stable is only the latest in a series of such
www.worldwide-sawdust.com
Tarrant: Environmental study finds no obstacles to commuter project - Dallas Morning News
By JEFF MOSIER / The Dallas Morning News FORT WORTH ?? An environmental impact study has found no problems that would likely delay construction of Tarrant ...
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Fort Wayne Politics on the Bill Clinton visit
Jeff Pruitt of Fort Wayne Politics was in attendance yesterday, and offers a few posts on the former president's appearance in Indiana's second city. For some of his reflections on Clinton's speech, or some thoughts on the lack of love given to local bloggers, I definitely recommend you head over there and check it out. The traditional media was there, too, and the Journal Gazette offers this report:"If you want long-term fiscal responsibility, you vote for Hillary for president," the former pr
www.blueindiana.net
Reflections on the 5th Anniversary of the Iraq War: The Hidden ... - Gather.com
... bus that sunny July day at Fort Nathan Hale, New Haven, Connecticut." "Over the next several months, we missed the signs that Jeffrey was in trouble. ...
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On The Teevee: Schellinger Ad Earns Ink, Thompson Waits To Go Up
Niki Kelly of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports on gubernatorial candidate Jim Schellinger's new television ad. Schellinger is the first statewide candidate to hit the airwaves this cycle. Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Jim Schellinger beat his opponents to the airwaves last week, going up on television with the race's first ads in mid-March. Residents in the Indianapolis and South Bend areas were first to see them, but the campaign promises to go statewide within a few weeks. The te
www.takingdownwords.com
Mosul Tests New Iraqi Army...
March 20, 2008 In Mosul, New Test of Rebuilt Iraqi Army By SOLOMON MOORE MOSUL After the Iraqi Army increased patrols in this northern city earlier this year, Col. Haji al-Zibari found himself chasing two insurgents in a weapons-laden truck. The driver and his passenger veered off the road, jumped out, fired a few shots and disappeared into the city. So Colonel Zibari, then the second-in-command of the Second Brigade of the Second Iraqi Army Division, drove their truck to a traffic circle in the
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March 19: Cinema Quiz Tonight!
March 19: Cinema Quiz Tonight! Mar 19th, 2008 by Merlin Tonight: Specialist Pub Quiz Time: 7:30 pm The theme: Movies Guest host: Bill Watkins Note: The questions and answers to last week??s special Civil War quiz will be posted at the end of today??s entry. Happy days, friends. We??ve got a new series of pub quizzes to complement our Sunday night general information quizzes. Every Wednesday night at 7:30 pm, we hold a ???specialist??? quiz, which is just a fancy way of saying ???single topic.???
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IRAQ: LOOKING BACK ON 5 YEARS
Michael Kamber for The New York Times Two Iraqi soldiers, left, with American soldiers before a night operation in Mosul. IN MOSUL, NEW TEST OF REBUILT IRAQI ARMY By SOLOMON MOORE Published: March 20, 2008 MOSUL ?? After the Iraqi Army increased patrols in this northern city earlier this year, Col. Haji al-Zibari found himself chasing two insurgents in a weapons-laden truck. The driver and his passenger veered off the road, jumped out, fired a few shots and disappeared into the city. So C
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Line Forms For Bill Clinton At Grand Wayne Center
3:30PM Jeff Pruitt of Fort Wayne Politics sent the above photo of the line that is currently growing in anticipation of former U.S. President Bill Clinton's appearance at the Grand Wayne Center in downtown Fort Wayne. Former President Clinton is expected to speak sometime after 6:45PM this evening. The line as of 3:30PM stretches the length of the Grand Wayne Center's long hallway along Jefferson Boulevard.
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WAL-MART??S LONELY CHICAGO BEACHHEAD??
Wal-Mart??s entrance into the large urban market of Chicago looks destined to become the equivalent of Fort Lonesome. The solitary outpost of save money live better if your family name is Walton on Chicago??s southside opened to great fanfare and controversy. Chicago wants to avoid more of either. From The Chicago Tribune: The city of Chicago declined a request to allow the world??s largest retailer to build a store at the 50-acre Chatham Market on the South Side, a former steel plant site
thewritingonthewal.net
Red Sox Threaten To Boycott Trip To Japan
Filed under: Boston, Red Sox, AL East, Breaking NewsAs a way to lessen the hardship of traveling to Japan for the season-opening games, the players on the Red Sox and A's will be getting 40,000 each for making the trip. Not bad at all for the horrors of first-class travel while being paid your already-supple salary. The coaches, on the other hand, probably would make good use of that money. Maybe a down payment on a pool or stock it away for little Sally's college education. But they're gett
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