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- Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon hosted a chat Tuesday on washingtonpost.com. The policy stuff isn't terribly compelling ("Diversity is among our many strengths"), ...
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- Heads Up: 2.20.08
- It's still OK to say "gay" in TN schools. Knoxville News The $14 million personalized license plate. NYT Wheels blog Balloons: The secret to ...
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- Gay: Blasé?
- Is it buzzworthy anymore if a state legislator comes out of the closet? Connecticut Rep. Jason Bartlett has announced that he's gay, but the Hartford ...
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- Technology Metes Out Parking Meter Justice
- A friend of mine once interrupted a presentation to his company's board of directors to run outside and move his car because he was running ...
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- Advertising Everywhere
- Zach's post about TSA's latest experiments in crowd control reminds me that the other day, while flying through Denver, I noticed that the plastic bins ...
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- Heads Up: 2.19.08
- San Diego might dissolve its port district. Voice of San Diego KY House approves bill to fight highway fund abuse in election years. Courier-Journal OR ...
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- Choose Your Own TSA Adventure!!
- When it comes to airport security lines, what's your style? Do you struggle to pile all your bags onto the conveyor belt while trying ...
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- Kidney Donation Knows No Price
- Remember Richard Foster, that Alaska legislator who couldn't receive a kidney donation because it violated the state's new get-tough ethics law? Well, he's gonna get ...
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- Heads Up: 2.14.08
- The nation embraces railways. WSJ North Carolina goes for plug-in electric cars. Raleigh News-Observer Got a Heads Up for us? Email 13thfloor@governing.com
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- Pittsburgh: Romantic, Yes. But Zombie-Proof, Too
- Sure, the City of Steel is romantic (almost as romantic as Paris!), but did you know it's also equipped to ward off the living dead? ...
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