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April 19, 2008 Breaking News
Prison Break - Episode Cup - Round 1, Set 7
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:47:54 PDT
It’s another episode of the Prison Break Episode Cup. Each set will pair episodes from each season against each other. Set 7 finds Episode 1.07 vs. Episode 2.07 vs. Episode 03.07. Episode 01.07 - Riots, Drills and the Devil (part 2) Aired: 10.03.05 While the riot intensifies, Abruzzi and Sucre join forces. Michael saves Dr. Tancredi from the rioting prisoners, but Lincoln and Veronica are in need of their own rescue. Promo Pictures More on the other two episodes and vote after the jump!
Local Disabled Vet Receives Help In Fighting Redeployment
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:50:16 PDT
James Raymond is a local veteran here in Western New York. While fighting in Afghanistan, James lost most of his hearing and suffered a knee injury. He wants to continue his education at the University at Buffalo. The military, however, wants him back. From the Buffalo News. In urging the Department of Defense on Friday to grant special consideration in Raymond's case, Reps. Brian Higgins, Thomas M. Reynolds and Louise M. Slaughter point out that he was honorably discharged four years ago and
Xinjiang 2021 Watch
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:50:44 PDT
Back in 2006, the folks over at neweurasia asked me to write up a possible political/military scenario for Xinjiang in 2021. Ever since then, there has been a steady erosion in the perceived — and perhaps actual — stability of the region. What seemed like wild speculation at the time doesn't seem quite so outrageous now. Take this excerpt from the post, for instance: "Beijing ignored initial protests in Hotan during the spring of 2018, only to send in troops that summer when evidence surfaced
News: It’s all about the lead-ins
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:50:59 PDT
As posters on Media Spy argue about whether programs are affected or not by lead-ins, two heavyweights of the nightly news battle are convinced they are. Ian Cook, a former Nine news boss who returned to the network late last year, has embraced the challenge of turning around the network’s news and current affairs ratings. “We’ve just lost our way a little bit over the past few years, and what we’re doing now is building the foundations for the next five years,” Cook said. “Up to 40 per cent
Religion and Ethics Weekly: Pope Benedict’s U.S. Visit
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:51:47 PDT
KIM LAWTON: The pope arrived at Andrews Air Force Base Tuesday (April 15) and was greeted by George W. Bush -- the first time this president has personally welcomed a world leader there. Experts say the gesture shows how significant this visit is on many fronts. DAVID GIBSON (Author, "The Rule of Benedict"): Even though American Catholics are only six, seven percent of the entire Catholic global population, like America itself, the Catholic Church worldwide often follows its cues from America
5 college students try to steal alligator
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:53:29 PDT
In other news, studies show that brains of young human males are smaller than any other. "At one point, an officer asked Devries what the teens planned to do with the alligators. He said they had not thought that far ahead yet."
Press Bias Against Clinton Continues
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:53:43 PDT
Just a quick example, there are literally too many to cover at this point. The press has really been piling it on Clinton this last week. This from (act surprised now) Obama's hometown newspaper, the Obama-endorsing Chicago Sun-Times. In a story published this morning Sun-Times reporter Chris Fusco echoes an inaccurate statement from Bill Ayer's brother Rick Ayers without correction, extending and just passing forward the lies being told by Obama operatives and surrogates. Here's what's being re
Even Bob Herbert!
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:56:31 PDT
Even Bob Herbert of the Times can concede the obvious regarding the issues swirling in the Democratic steel cage match campaign: Senator Obama, for his part, seems to have lost sight of the unifying message that proved so compelling early in his campaign and has stumbled into weird cultural predicaments that have caused some people to rethink his candidacy. While some of those predicaments raise legitimate concerns (his former pastor, his comments in San Francisco) and some do not (stupid ques
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Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:47:54 PDT
It’s another episode of the Prison Break Episode Cup. Each set will pair episodes from each season against each other. Set 7 finds Episode 1.07 vs. Episode 2.07 vs. Episode 03.07. Episode 01.07 - Riots, Drills and the Devil (part 2) Aired: 10.03.05 While the riot intensifies, Abruzzi and Sucre join forces. Michael saves Dr. Tancredi from the rioting prisoners, but Lincoln and Veronica are in need of their own rescue. Promo Pictures More on the other two episodes and vote after the jump!
Local Disabled Vet Receives Help In Fighting Redeployment
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:50:16 PDT
James Raymond is a local veteran here in Western New York. While fighting in Afghanistan, James lost most of his hearing and suffered a knee injury. He wants to continue his education at the University at Buffalo. The military, however, wants him back. From the Buffalo News. In urging the Department of Defense on Friday to grant special consideration in Raymond's case, Reps. Brian Higgins, Thomas M. Reynolds and Louise M. Slaughter point out that he was honorably discharged four years ago and
Xinjiang 2021 Watch
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:50:44 PDT
Back in 2006, the folks over at neweurasia asked me to write up a possible political/military scenario for Xinjiang in 2021. Ever since then, there has been a steady erosion in the perceived — and perhaps actual — stability of the region. What seemed like wild speculation at the time doesn't seem quite so outrageous now. Take this excerpt from the post, for instance: "Beijing ignored initial protests in Hotan during the spring of 2018, only to send in troops that summer when evidence surfaced
News: It’s all about the lead-ins
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:50:59 PDT
As posters on Media Spy argue about whether programs are affected or not by lead-ins, two heavyweights of the nightly news battle are convinced they are. Ian Cook, a former Nine news boss who returned to the network late last year, has embraced the challenge of turning around the network’s news and current affairs ratings. “We’ve just lost our way a little bit over the past few years, and what we’re doing now is building the foundations for the next five years,” Cook said. “Up to 40 per cent
Religion and Ethics Weekly: Pope Benedict’s U.S. Visit
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:51:47 PDT
KIM LAWTON: The pope arrived at Andrews Air Force Base Tuesday (April 15) and was greeted by George W. Bush -- the first time this president has personally welcomed a world leader there. Experts say the gesture shows how significant this visit is on many fronts. DAVID GIBSON (Author, "The Rule of Benedict"): Even though American Catholics are only six, seven percent of the entire Catholic global population, like America itself, the Catholic Church worldwide often follows its cues from America
5 college students try to steal alligator
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:53:29 PDT
In other news, studies show that brains of young human males are smaller than any other. "At one point, an officer asked Devries what the teens planned to do with the alligators. He said they had not thought that far ahead yet."
Press Bias Against Clinton Continues
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:53:43 PDT
Just a quick example, there are literally too many to cover at this point. The press has really been piling it on Clinton this last week. This from (act surprised now) Obama's hometown newspaper, the Obama-endorsing Chicago Sun-Times. In a story published this morning Sun-Times reporter Chris Fusco echoes an inaccurate statement from Bill Ayer's brother Rick Ayers without correction, extending and just passing forward the lies being told by Obama operatives and surrogates. Here's what's being re
Even Bob Herbert!
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:56:31 PDT
Even Bob Herbert of the Times can concede the obvious regarding the issues swirling in the Democratic steel cage match campaign: Senator Obama, for his part, seems to have lost sight of the unifying message that proved so compelling early in his campaign and has stumbled into weird cultural predicaments that have caused some people to rethink his candidacy. While some of those predicaments raise legitimate concerns (his former pastor, his comments in San Francisco) and some do not (stupid ques
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