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Current News for September 18, 2008
Google Might Be Buying Valve ...
Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:36:10 PDT
According to "The Inquirer" an online news site (not to be confused with the tabloid mag), a well placed source has told them that Google is going to buy Valve.
In-and-Out (of her sickbed)
Tue, 16 Sep 2008 17:49:03 PDT
Dear ITQ Readers, Please excuse Kady’s absence from the blog this afternoon. Although she made a valiant effort to stave off the unfortunately non-metaphorical Campaign Fever that has been going around the Hill like, well, a plague, she wound up spending most of the day lying on her couch in a Dayquil stupour, alternately napping and watching Newsworld. She does, however, have every intention of being back on the job first thing tomorrow morning, since the election isn’t just going to cover i
How to Register for enrollment to an online college
Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:02:07 PDT
Online education is the latest trend in computer science. This article is about how you can take the first steps in order to enroll in e-college courses now offered at many prestigious colleges and universities across the country.
Learn more about Psychics
Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:25:48 PDT
Psychic Readings and Dream Interpretation gives you the latest news, information and advices about Psychic Readings. This blog prides itself with high quality articles to which fall into certain categories within the field of Psychic Reading.
Colleges fight 'extreme drinking' dangers
Wed, 17 Sep 2008 08:09:48 PDT
College years are teeming with temptations not only to drink, but to drink to excess. Binge drinking is defined as five drinks in two hours for men, four for women. But researchers have seen the trend spike upward, with men drinking an average of a dozen and women nine - a phenomenon they have loosely labeled 'extreme drinking.'
Interior design show in France provides window to trends (The Oklahoman)
Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:05:10 PDT
PARIS — It used to be that interior designers flocked to France mainly for ideas about tradition and tastefulness. The big finds in France were family heirlooms or dusty flea market treasures, while Scandinavia or Italy offered up most of the interesting new ideas. Now, the French are mixing in trends with tradition. Think wacky wall stickers paired with crystal chandeliers, or a few modern red ...
18,000 in Minnesota will Have Health Insurance Cut by Bush Admin.
Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:07:49 PDT
18,000 in Minnesota will Have Health Insurance Cut by Bush Admin. Posted By Ethan Calvin on @ 4:07 am by Ethan Calvin The Bush Administration has been a long time opposer to using federal monies to insure adults using the State’s Children’s Health Insurance Programs (SCHIP). They showed their strength in this opposition by creating new guidelines that make it pretty much impossible for states to expand their children’s insurance programs. This is also die to this year’s debates on the matt
Manitoba/National News (Portage Daily Graphic)
Wed, 10 Sep 2008 12:04:45 PDT
NEW GLASGOW, N.S. — Green Leader Elizabeth May wants the broadcast consortium organizing the leaders’ debates to meet with all parties in public to determine who’s responsible for excluding her.
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Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:36:10 PDT
According to "The Inquirer" an online news site (not to be confused with the tabloid mag), a well placed source has told them that Google is going to buy Valve.
In-and-Out (of her sickbed)
Tue, 16 Sep 2008 17:49:03 PDT
Dear ITQ Readers, Please excuse Kady’s absence from the blog this afternoon. Although she made a valiant effort to stave off the unfortunately non-metaphorical Campaign Fever that has been going around the Hill like, well, a plague, she wound up spending most of the day lying on her couch in a Dayquil stupour, alternately napping and watching Newsworld. She does, however, have every intention of being back on the job first thing tomorrow morning, since the election isn’t just going to cover i
How to Register for enrollment to an online college
Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:02:07 PDT
Online education is the latest trend in computer science. This article is about how you can take the first steps in order to enroll in e-college courses now offered at many prestigious colleges and universities across the country.
Learn more about Psychics
Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:25:48 PDT
Psychic Readings and Dream Interpretation gives you the latest news, information and advices about Psychic Readings. This blog prides itself with high quality articles to which fall into certain categories within the field of Psychic Reading.
Colleges fight 'extreme drinking' dangers
Wed, 17 Sep 2008 08:09:48 PDT
College years are teeming with temptations not only to drink, but to drink to excess. Binge drinking is defined as five drinks in two hours for men, four for women. But researchers have seen the trend spike upward, with men drinking an average of a dozen and women nine - a phenomenon they have loosely labeled 'extreme drinking.'
Interior design show in France provides window to trends (The Oklahoman)
Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:05:10 PDT
PARIS — It used to be that interior designers flocked to France mainly for ideas about tradition and tastefulness. The big finds in France were family heirlooms or dusty flea market treasures, while Scandinavia or Italy offered up most of the interesting new ideas. Now, the French are mixing in trends with tradition. Think wacky wall stickers paired with crystal chandeliers, or a few modern red ...
18,000 in Minnesota will Have Health Insurance Cut by Bush Admin.
Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:07:49 PDT
18,000 in Minnesota will Have Health Insurance Cut by Bush Admin. Posted By Ethan Calvin on @ 4:07 am by Ethan Calvin The Bush Administration has been a long time opposer to using federal monies to insure adults using the State’s Children’s Health Insurance Programs (SCHIP). They showed their strength in this opposition by creating new guidelines that make it pretty much impossible for states to expand their children’s insurance programs. This is also die to this year’s debates on the matt
Manitoba/National News (Portage Daily Graphic)
Wed, 10 Sep 2008 12:04:45 PDT
NEW GLASGOW, N.S. — Green Leader Elizabeth May wants the broadcast consortium organizing the leaders’ debates to meet with all parties in public to determine who’s responsible for excluding her.
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