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Hopes for gay-rights gains shift to courts
A big experiment in big science
Giving art-house films a home
Patrick may trim legislators’ salaries
Nation
"The reaction in Congress and industry has been outsized, with some likening the EPA to terrorists...
If the fart-misting footprint fits then....
--more--"
Related: 2010 confirmed as warmest year on record in Mass.
Yeah, that's why they were pulling turtles out of the ocean because of hypothermia back in October.
"Call it the Tea Party-ization of Congress....
“This is the way the establishment handles grass-roots movements. They humor people who are not expert or not fully cognizant. And then once they’ve humored them and those people go away, it’s right back to business as usual. It looks like this will be business as usual.’’ -- Kevin Gutzman, a history professor at Western Connecticut State University who said he is a conservative libertarian and sympathizes with the Tea Party movement.
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Muslim women find empowerment in United States
They find bombs and bullets if they stay at home.
World
Fire forces Israel to reassess tradition of tree planting
Related: Israel Plays With Fire and Gets Burned
Didn't your moms warn you about playing with matches?
Civil rights activists tap new media
Which I'm not reading about in old media.
Metro
Yeah, wars are great.
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I'll stick with new media:
"It was last year’s “Avatar” that caused the technology to explode in popularity. Grossing the most money ever will do that....
And once again the Globe doesn't like it.
--more--"
Also see: The Lesson of Avatar
MSM Monitor Movie Matinee
It is the Globe that gives me a headache.
Time for a nap, readers.
War and its promotion always makes one tired.
Nation
"The reaction in Congress and industry has been outsized, with some likening the EPA to terrorists...
If the fart-misting footprint fits then....
--more--"
Related: 2010 confirmed as warmest year on record in Mass.
Yeah, that's why they were pulling turtles out of the ocean because of hypothermia back in October.
"Call it the Tea Party-ization of Congress....
“This is the way the establishment handles grass-roots movements. They humor people who are not expert or not fully cognizant. And then once they’ve humored them and those people go away, it’s right back to business as usual. It looks like this will be business as usual.’’ -- Kevin Gutzman, a history professor at Western Connecticut State University who said he is a conservative libertarian and sympathizes with the Tea Party movement.
--more--"
Muslim women find empowerment in United States
They find bombs and bullets if they stay at home.
World
Fire forces Israel to reassess tradition of tree planting
Related: Israel Plays With Fire and Gets Burned
Didn't your moms warn you about playing with matches?
Civil rights activists tap new media
Which I'm not reading about in old media.
Metro
- Boston joins fight against underage drinking (By Peter Schworm, Globe Staff)
- YMCAs begin to screen for sex offenders (By Matt Rocheleau, Globe Correspondent)
- Woman killed, 9 others injured by holiday violence in Lowell, Lynn (By Kathy McCabe, Globe Staff)
- Hundreds take plunge for kicks, charity (By Emma R. Stickgold, Globe Correspondent)
Yeah, wars are great.
--more--"
I'll stick with new media:
"It was last year’s “Avatar” that caused the technology to explode in popularity. Grossing the most money ever will do that....
And once again the Globe doesn't like it.
--more--"
Also see: The Lesson of Avatar
MSM Monitor Movie Matinee
It is the Globe that gives me a headache.
Time for a nap, readers.
War and its promotion always makes one tired.
