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MONDAY, MARCH 31, 2008

Parting Shot -- 3/31/08

Kevin P. Casey/AP PhotoSeattle Mariners' Ichiro Suzuki, of Japan, walks off the field after being awarded the Rawlings Gold Glove and Louisville Silver Slugger awards on opening day prior to a MLB baseball game against the Texas Rangers this afternoon at Safeco Field in Seattle.…

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Best of the HBO Blogosphere -- 3/31/08

Kerri Thoreson/OnLocation North IdahoTraditionally, robins hopping in the wet grass in search of worms are the symbolic sign of Spring. This past weekend's snow storms seemed to befuddle dozens of robins in my Post Falls neighborhood. Saturday morning upwards of 50 fat, round robins clustered…

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SR's Today In Pictures -- 3/31/08

Peter Kollanyi/Associated PressA preserved baby mammoth is filmed at the Museum of Natural Sciences of Budapest as part of the exhibition entitled "The Ice Age" that will open Tuesday. Dyima, the almost intact 40,000-year-old baby, will be kept in a special display with controlled temperature,…

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10 Most Prophetic Sci-Fi Movies Ever

Item: The 10 most prophetic sci-fi movies ever/Popular MechanicsMore Info: When Arthur C. Clarke died last week at the age of 90, science fiction—hell, science in general—lost one of its greatest, most forward-looking masters. In his honor, PM’s resident geek and sci-fi buff analyzes the…

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Huckleberries Best of the INorthwest -- 3/31/08

Kathy Plonka/Spokesman-ReviewTug captain Oscar Mooney of North Idaho Maritime battled cold temperatures today while delivering one of the last load of logs to the DeArmond Mill in Coeur d'Alene. See story below.Spotlight: SPJ announces awards for Pacific Northwest student journalists here.1. It's opening day. Or…

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S&S Herb: Vandalized For Bay Views?

I have hesitated about writing this, due to my concern that the idiot that vandalized my mailbox was trying to get attention. I went to the Bayview Post Office Friday to pick up my mail. Written on the box was the word, if in fact…

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WND Poll: Al Gore For President?

Item: Top Dems consider Al Gore's nomination: 'If it goes into the convention, don't be surprised if someone different is at the top'/London TelegraphQuestion: How would Gore's entry affect the race for president? 1. Democrats absolutely need him to get the nomination and win the…

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CdA Council To Consider Public Art Plan

Item: Cd'A looks to define art plan/Lucy Dukes, Coeur d'Alene PressMore Info: The proposed Coeur d'Alene Public Art Master Plan vision calls for building a collection of public art that defines the community. Its goal is a diverse collection, with art installed at the most…

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Big Mac: Snow Measurements Differ

I have been measuring snow fall in my back yard after every storm. I wait until the snow stops falling and stick a ruler into the ground. I used the same spot all year, and it's in the center of the patio to avoid measuring…

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TUBOB: HBO Best Of Bad Lot

I'm often amused by topics/controversies that seem to enervate this blog and that DFO will then flog like tired circus ponies as long as they stir up pageviews and comments (see: semen coated brownies, Amaro, LCDC, Spencer's dirt, Chico the death row monkey ). One…

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Huckleberries Online

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.