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Of course, we've already had one with Dick directing the war games that had NORAD standing down. I must confess, there is nothing better in the morning than to click on to some great blog work after a couple of hours with the dog-dip press -- except for an addition of afternoon hoops!!!! Let's get you jump-start on the day, readers. It did mine: " Realistically, 9/11 Thomas Paine's Corner By Rand Clifford...
I like this link dump stuff. It looks like I have something to say when, in fact, it's just meaningless garbage strung together. I could have been doing this for the past five years with no impact on the quality...
Residents, Businesses Encouraged to Reduce Air Pollution
HARRISBURG, Pa., July 25 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Department of
Environmental Protection and its regional air quality partnerships have
forecast an air quality action day for Saturday, July 26, in the
Berks/Lehigh Valley, Liberty/Clairton, SusquehannaValley and Philadelphia
regions.
The air quality forecast predicts Saturday will be...
Pennsylvania Senator Mike Folmer (R-Lancaster and Lebanon Counties) has introduced a bill to greatly ease minor party and independent candidate ballot access. The bill doesn’t have a bill number yet. It is believed that it permits a minor party to be ballot-qualified (and to nominate by convention) if it has registration of either [...]
Acting on a petition filed by the Christianist group Repent America, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has upheld a lower court's ruling that struck down that state's 2002 hate crimes law, saying it was inappropriately attached to an unrelated bill. Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a lower court decision striking down amendments that added sexual orientation, gender identity, ancestry, gender, and mental...
All Four $1 Million Top Prizes Claimed
LEMOYNE, Pa., July 25 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A Cumberland County
woman who won $1 million cash, one of four top prizes in the Pennsylvania
Lottery's July 5 Millionaire Raffle, received her winnings today.
Lottery Executive Director Ed Trees presented a ceremonial check to
Sharon Burke of Camp Hill, at Tenth Street Station, a gas station at 10th
and Lowther...
John Ur gets pumped up for Pennsylvania in this stop along the Cinematic Road Trip. Growing up, I visited relatives out West. My parents would load up the car with our suitcases and a cooler for drinks and food. My...
A witness tells the Centre Daily Times that a man appeared to challenge police with his Ford Bronco and rammed a police cruiser. Witnesses say they heard about a dozen shots fired and that the man's vehicle ran into the side of a building near the station.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a brief order on July 23, adopting the Commonwealth Court's opinion in Marcavage v. Rendell, 936 A.2d 188 (Pa. Comwlth. 2007), holding that a 2002 statute amending the state's hate crimes law to add, inter...
The Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority today supports "National Patient Safety Day" which is a national effort to encourage patients and their families to participate fully in their healthcare by asking questions and learning everything they can about their surgery or illness.
Bridge-work needs outweigh funds in Pennsylvania this western Pennsylvania city known for the collection of bridges traversing its three rivers, the average motorist driving over the Birmingham Bridge has little indication of the deterioration under the span. Labels:
Haynesville Shale Its Not, but Pennsylvania Farmers Hope for Natural Gas Windfall too Friday , July 25, 2008 . Image courtesy of Chesapeake Energy The following news video is not about the Haynesville Shale but it describes events happening now in Pennsylvania that reflects what has happened and is still happening right now in northeast Louisiana and some eastern parts of Texas... . Pennsylvania Farmers...
I've been asked to take the lead on organizing the Fedora presence at the CPOSC or the Central Pennsylvania Open Source Conference, to which I said to myself, how hard can it be? I'll probably be eating my words by the end of the day. I've put together a wiki page to coordinate all the planning, which can be found here: Fedora at CPOSC 2008 So if you're interested in tracking what we're doing, this...
Timothy Wright, 61 year old Gospel singer and pastor, remains in critical but stable condition at a Pennsylvania hospital and will undergo surgery, to repair a fractured jaw, on 17th July 2008, according to his spokesman. He also suffered a fractured ankle, leg, neck and ribs.
Gospel singer Timothy Wright, pastor of a popular New York City church, was critically injured in a crash in central Pennsylvania that killed his wife and a driver who hit their vehicle Friday night, according to local police. Wright, 61, was said to be in critical condition. He and his 14-year-old grandson, D.J. Wright , who was in the car, were taken to Geisinger Medical Center in Danville Pa., according
Timothy Wright, 61 year old Gospel singer and pastor, was critically injured in a crash on Friday in central Pennsylvania. Betty Wright, his 58 year old wife, was killed in the crash. His grandson D.J. Wright was
THERE'S A HURRICANE NAME KATRINA THAT WILL HIT ALL OF OUR LIVES TO ALL THAT BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST. GOD IS STILL THE SAME TODAY, YESTERDAY, AND FOREVER...
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THERE'S A HURRICANE NAME KATRINA THAT WILL HIT ALL OF OUR LIVES TO ALL THAT BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST. GOD IS STILL THE SAME TODAY, YESTERDAY, AND FOREVER...
en - (not a member) - 07/07/2008