Sunday, September 27, 2009

Debt forces S. Liberty County's only hospital to close

 
 

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via chron.com Chronicle on 9/26/09

Now that Liberty-Dayton Community has shut down, the only hospital left in the entire county is Cleveland Regional Medical Center, on the far northern edge.


 
 

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Sports: Confused NASCAR Driver Runs Over 30 Golfers During Attempt To Win Fe...

 
 

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via The Onion on 9/26/09

ATLANTA—Hoping to win the PGA tour's FedEx Cup, bewildered NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin critically injured 23 golfers and killed seven others...


 
 

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Friday, June 19, 2009

Movie theater to get high-tech upgrade

The sticky soda floor residue, however, will continue to be analog. 

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Movie theater to get high-tech upgrade

Moviegoers at San Jacinto Mall's Premiere Cinema will enjoy a more pleasant viewing experience now that the cinema has completed the conversion of all its auditoriums to digital projection.


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Battery-powered TVs useless this storm season

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Battery-powered TVs useless this storm season

Blame the digital conversion for stopping service that played a key role during Hurricane Ike's power outages.



Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Senator agrees to lift hold on FEMA nominee


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Senator agrees to lift hold on FEMA nominee

Nominated Federal Emergency Management Agency head Craig Fugate, right, looks on during a tour of recovery efforts from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Louisiana March 5.A Louisiana Republican has agreed to stop blocking the White House's pick to lead FEMA amid bipartisan criticism that he was leaving the agency vulnerable just a few weeks from hurricane season.




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Sunday, May 10, 2009

NYTimes: A Pocket-Size Leveler in an Outsize Land

From The New York Times:

A Pocket-Size Leveler in an Outsize Land
By ANAND GIRIDHARADAS

Not since Americans and their automobiles in the 1950s, perhaps, have a people and a technology wedded as happily as Indians and their cellphones....

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/10/weekinreview/10giridharadas.html

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Friday, May 08, 2009

Lindsay's Wedding

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Lindsay & Matt

City under boil water order



 
 

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via The Baytown Sun: News on 5/8/09

Baytown residents have been told to boil water before drinking, cooking or making ice because of a possible E. Coli threat.

 
 

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Remains of the Day: More Swine Flu Mashups Edition [For What It's Worth]



 
 

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via Lifehacker by Adam Pash on 4/29/09


We keep an eye on the spread of swine flu, Facebook comes to your desktop, and Larry Lessig gets a DMCA takedown notice from Warner Music.




 
 

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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

At least nine cars submerged near I-10 and Beltway



 
 

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via KHOU.com Local News on 4/28/09

After dawn, emergency crews began searching for people who may have been trapped as rain waters rose beneath I-10 and the Beltway.

 
 

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Sunday, April 26, 2009

Secession talk just the beginning as Perry targets Obama

Perry is an utter ass. 

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Secession talk just the beginning as Perry targets Obama

Gov. Rick Perry will moderate a forum Monday on President Barack Obama's first 100 days.



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Civil War is Brewing as Pakistan to Prepare Attack on Taliban


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Civil War is Brewing as Pakistan to Prepare Attack on Taliban



Nuclear fears prompt Pakistan to prepare attack on Taleban - Times Online


The Taliban are relentless and the Pakistani's may not have the will power to stop them. They already gave them concessions rather than resistance.


Thousands of Pakistani troops were massing for an assault on Taleban positions 65 miles from the country's capital last night after giving the insurgents 24 hours to withdraw from their advanced positions or face attack.


The threat of force follows a stern warning from American policymakers that Islamabad was doing too little to stem a growing militant insurgency.











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