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The Market Recap on my yahoo page said "stocks continue their choppy trade" and my brain automatically mapped that to "stocks continue their crappy trade." I thought it was odd that an official news outlet used the word crappy in an
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071222/bs_nm/goldmansachs_blankfein_dc_1 67.9 million dollar bonus. Now that's a nice payback for a job well done...
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No, I am not referring to the football team, I am referring to the fact that the only real restaurant in town has closed its doors . I'll be the first to admit that many people who live in Milan don't seem to be restaurant frequenters (at least
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I posted some time ago about how this article about Genarlow Wilson made me unhappy. Well, ESPN published a follow-up story covering his release from prison , finally. It still makes me unhappy that there are people who think the right thing was done
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George Webster has passed away. One of the all-time great college football players, and certainly one of the greatest ever to play at MSU. Joe has a nice writeup both in the Journal and on his blog. First Mad Dog Thornhill, and now George Webster -- unfortunately
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http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007/04/i_want_to_clear.html Reading the article and several comments following reinforces to me that ignorance and fear are extremely dangerous. When I say ignorance, I am not trying to insult anyone, I am only referring
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/health/article1637528.ece Using stem cells as a treatment mechanism for a variety of diseases is an area of medical study that we appear to be just scraping the surface of. This article certainly paints
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This case makes me ornery. (Just to be clear -- it makes me ornery because I don't think that young man deserves prison time for the situation at hand. Bad judgement? Yes. Criminal act and sexual offender needing rehabilitation in a state penitentiary?
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Obviously, that post title is a little bit hopeful, but this medical article and the more readable national post article , are compelling, to say the least. As a diagnosed Type II diabetic (as well as someone who lives with Multiple Sclerosis), this is
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