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- The most discussed provision of the new federal energy legislation, just signed by President Bush, is that vehicle fuel economy standards will go up for ...
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- Heads Up: 12.19.07
- Congrats, Alabama, on no longer being a "judicial hellhole"! AP What's up with this floating bench in NYC? PAPERMAG Hot dog vendor stands ...
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- I Vant to Suck Your Energy!
- There's a vampire living in your house! Actually, probably several vampires. Okay, maybe they're not sucking your blood, but they are draining your energy -- ...
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- Heads Up: 12.18.07
- Fed shrugged as subprime mortgage spread. NYT SLC loooves watching movies. SL Tribune Is the new solar tech capital...Toledo?? WSJ 13 states face total shortfall ...
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- Bringing Back the Bluegrass Blog Ban?
- For public employees, is reading a blog a First Amendment right or a waste of taxpayers' money? Should state governments be able to block ...
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- Heads Up: 12.17.07
- D.C.'s voting-rights tea party. DCist How much does it cost to remove 2,400 Indian head logos from an arena? Bismarck Tribune Mortgage-relief plan divides ...
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- Heads Up: 12.14.07
- Alaska Gov. Palin strikes a pose for Vogue. AP Another day, another presidential denial from Mike Bloomberg. NYDN MO Gov. Blunt fails to put his &...
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- A Whole Lotta Huckabees...
- This picture's been making the rounds on the Internets. Everybody knows that former Arkansas Governor -- and, you know, presidential candidate -- Mike Huckabee used ...
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- Heads Up: 12.12.07
- TX Gov. Perry's Huckabeean slip. Dallas Morning News Rest easy, Ohio state lawmakers! No criminal background checks for you! Toledo Blade Got a Heads Up ...
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- The Web Site is Dead. Long Live the Web Site!
- A few days ago, the official Web site of the governor of Kentucky looked like this. There were more than 50 buttons total on the sides ...
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