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Shame!

10 hours ago ago from Usna1957's Weblog

Just in case you think that the Healthcare bill has so dominated the Congress that it cannot do other harm, cheer up! Last Thursday, the President killed a voucher plan that has permitted 1,700 underprivileged Washington D.C. students to have the same private school opportunity as that the taxpayer-funded salaries give to members of Congress and the President himself. A rather high level, bi-partisan group of Senators asked the ...

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11 hours ago ago from Miss Cellania

This is Why I Don't Watch TV . Witness the most ridiculous plot twist in the history of television. A Fabulous Journey Through The Known Universe . You're welcome. A former police officer sees myriad flaws in TSA airport screening procedures . Foiling terrorists seems to have taken a back seat to compliance and efficiency. A palindromic conversation between two owls. Keep in mind that these owls are not intelligent or eloquent, just ...

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Newseum—a Museum with a Twist

7 hours ago ago from Around and About with Viv

News from the Newseum This museum in Washington DC is not one of the free museums in the capital, but I think it’s worth the ticket price: You could spend all day in there and still not see everything, plus your ticket gives you entrance the following day too. This is a huge museum, on 6 levels above a basement concourse. Level I has an open atrium to the roof, and each level runs off the atrium corridors and connecting walkways. ...

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Sustainability

6 hours ago ago from Seascape Kayak Tours - Guiding eco-friendly ocean adventures since 1994

Even though it is a small, locally owned and operated company, Seascape is an industry leader in sustainable tourism, for which it has received international recognition. Through his work with Seascape, Bruce Smith has created awareness of environmental issues and helped to protect the lands and waters on which the company operates. As a result, Seascape won the 2003 Gulf of Maine Council Visionary Award for marine education and sustainable ...

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Let It Snow

22 hours ago ago from recordari

Most of the students left to travel or have gone home for Christmas. Here at the castle, it is only those who will stay over winter break to work as staff for the holiday conferences. Last week, as all the students packed and cleaned for the break, we were delighted by a flurry of snow. That flurry was just the sneak preview. This morning we awoke to the real thing coming down. It continued all morning leaving us with this: I feel like I ...

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