Spring rainshowers all day today. Maybe I should contemplate a series of naps?
Cameras make Chicago most closely watched US city
'Glee' kids perform at White House Easter Egg Roll
It's urban vegetable foraging season!
Woman crashes into salon, gets hair done
Lexington Herald Ledger: Kentucky Senate race could help measure Tea Party's true clout
If political newcomer Rand Paul, a darling of the Tea Party movement, sails to victory in Kentucky's May 18 GOP primary, the win could prove a harbinger of November's mid-term elections. Political analysts and national media outlets continue to focus on the battle between Paul and the Republican establishment's favorite — Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson — as an experiment in grass-roots insurgency powered by disgruntled conservatives who bemoan what they see as an unprecedented expansion of federal government. In many ways, the Kentucky contest will help measure the Tea Party movement's true clout. But a lot of that depends on whether Paul, 47, an eye surgeon from Bowling Green, can avoid some potential land mines that have drawn attention nationally.
Oh no, it's her again! Mother-in-law jokes get a new lease of life online
UFO hunter: Aliens killing sheep
Insanely elaborate and wonderful custom maps
"Oriental Yeti" captured
NY Post: Geeks' goofs cost NY $140M in Medicaid
Bureaucratic bungling of the Medicaid program at the state level has squandered more than $140 million in taxpayer dollars over the last decade by putting thousands of ineligible people on the public health-insurance rolls. The reason, The Post has learned, is a simple computer hiccup - and the problem isn't even completely fixed. Albany computer geeks failed to update the database, so the system misread new codes in information provided by the federal government dating back to 1999, according to explosive documents included in litigation filed in 2001 against the state by New York City. The case has bounced around the court system and was recently ruled on by the state Court of Claims.
Showing posts with label signs of spring. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Tuesday Links
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Saturday Links
Morning everyone, and a Happy Spring too! Both Gotta and I have pressing engagements today, so posting will be light until this afternoon. Go outside, get some fresh air.
Astronomers discover new planet that would be at home in our own Solar System
How happy are you?
Is there anything Americans won't put in their mouths?
Thousands rally against Putin across Russia
Stem cells used to rebuild 10-year-old boy's windpipe in groundbreaking surgery
Actresses may have helped prevent suicide via Twitter
Unseen images of a lost London (when it really was a capital place to live!)
Homeless in Haiti swamped by rains
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