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MONDAY, DEC. 18, 2006

SATURDAY, DEC. 16, 2006


Wild Card -- 12/16/06

A friend asked last night when I planned to retire. The simple answer would be 8 years from now, when I'm 65. But it really depends on how I feel and how much fun I'm having in the news biz. Currently, I'm having a blast…

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FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 2006


TGIF Wild Card -- 12/15/06

I'll be scarce today, HBOers. I have a day of va-cay to share with my true love. I've patched some things together to get you going today. I appreciate the work you did last night entertaining yourselves with great posts like Sam's Best of the…

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Time Warner Gift to North Idaho -- No Fox Programs

Local Fox affiliate KAYU-TV took its channel off of Time Warner Cable's lineup at midnight Thursday, leaving Time Warner customers in North Idaho, Pullman and Moscow without the station's popular Fox programming. The station and the cable provider have butted heads since mid-June over whether…

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APhoto of the Day -- 12/15/06

Mark Graham, stands behind the holiday message on the fence around his Pembroke Pines, Fla. home Thursday. He said the "No War" sign was a Christmas wish rather than a political statement. Graham reported that his neighbors have responded very positively. You write the cutline.…

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JBelle: I Love Sorensen School

Lewis and Clark High School here in The 'Kan is the crown jewel of the public school system here. It's an urban school and is ancient and has been outdated many times in its tenure in the neighborhood. Yet it remains the pride of generations…

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WorldNetDaily Poll -- Which Medium Do You Use?

Issue: Americans to spend 5 months consuming media in 2007: Census Bureau says adults, teens will pay $936.75 per person for information/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Question: Which medium do you find yourself consuming most?1. Newspapers2. Magazines3. Books4. Television5. Radio6. Internet7. Recorded music8. Movies at the theater9.…

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THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 2006

Wild Card/Thursday -- 12/14/06

This'll be our last day together until Monday, HBOers. I'm humbled that more and more of you are tuning in here. HBO has crashed through the 6000 page-view barrier six of the nine weekdays this month. That only happened seven times in all of November…

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Parting Shot -- 12/14/06

Winchester Elementary School principal Jeanne Grazioli laughs as she hangs duct-taped to a wall during a school assembly in Roseburg, Ore., Wednesday. Every student who sold at least one tub of cookie dough for a booster club fundraiser was given a piece of tape to…

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Nampa: A Secure Cesspoll? -- Boise Guardian

Full post hereLess than a week after the Boise-Nampa area was declared the “most secure” place to live in America comes a different view. A reader—and NPR (public radio)—tell us of a new book which includes mention of Boise’s neighbor to the west. Nampa was…

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Extra! White-Out Conditions in Bonner, Boundary

Idaho State Police is responding to multiple crashes north of Coeur d?Alene in Bonner and Boundary Counties. It is snowing heavily, white out conditions and the roads are extremely slick. Due to the weather and wind advisory tonight we advise you to drive extremely cautiously.…

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Extra! Idaho Super-Elect Luna Inflated Resume

Full story hereTom Luna, the incoming head of the state’s public school system, misrepresented his position with the U.S. Department of Education on his resume during his successful campaign this fall. In a biography on his Web site and a resume provided to Idaho Public…

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Sorensen School: Thumbs Up? Thumbs Down?

Catherine James, 5, Julia Jaworski, 7, and Elisa James, 7, wear t-shirts with a message about keeping Sorensen Elementary open Wednesday in front of their school. The shirts are part of the campaign used by the Parent Teacher Assocation at the school. The Coeur d'Alene…

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Update: Hag Fights Ex-Editor Unemployment Claim

Re: Ex-Bonners Ferry Herald editor Robert James provides an update re: his November firing.Just an update on the Bonners Ferry Herald debacle. Hagadone, through its courageous Sandpoint publisher, is fighting my unemployment claim. The company believes that its offer to me, i.e. stay on through…

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Lewiston Trib: Don't Lose Them Spirit Points

Full editorial hereJesus frowns on killing people, even heretics, who are just sitting around drinking eggnog. But if the heretics are attacking you, merry Christmas. You may fire at will. Just be careful where you aim. You can lose "spirit points" for indiscriminate killing. Of…

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D.F. Oliveria started Huckleberries Online on Feb. 16, 2004. Oliveria's Sunday print Huckleberries is a past winner of the national Herb Caen Memorial Column contest.




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