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MONDAY, SEPT. 19, 2005

Top Monday Cutlines -- 9/19/05

Former news anchors Tom Brokaw, left, and Dan Rather leave the stage after a tribute to news anchors during the 57th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards Sunday. You write the cutline.Top Cutline:1. Anchors Away: Dan wins the much-coveted "I've-Kept-My-Bald-Spot- Hidden-Better-Than-You" award -- Marianne Love.2. Psst Dan,…

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Any Pat Boone Fans Out There?

Dave, How embarrassing, I organized a campaign to get my friend Pat Boone into the Rock n'Roll Hall of Fame five weeks ago by putting up the website here. Thus far, in more than 1,700 "backers," only two from Idaho have logged in. I'm actually…

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About Operation Back-Up ...

As many of you know, the sheriff's departments of Bonner and Shoshone counties were rebuffed in their attempt to deliver goods, cash and backup to the hurricane-slammed areas of Louisiana here. Blogger Bill McCrory/Whitecaps wished our story had added one key fact as he analyzed…

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Peanut Gallery -- Should Newspapers Endorse?

Of course they should. But they should also provide a detailed content analysis of every article they've written about each candidate including a listing of adjectives and adverbs used to modify any statements directly pertaining to or about the candidate and to any action by…

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Today's Lucky Number: 5080

Today's edition of Huckleberries Online is being brought to you by the No. 5,080. Or, the average number of pageviews per day that this blog averaged last week, 35,558 in toto, a record (and including 7694 last Monday, a single-day record). Or, thanks for tuning…

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WorldNetDaily Poll -- 9/19/05

How has Bush handled the illegal-alien issue? 1. Bush is doing the best thing possible for America. Nothing 2. I approve of his allowing the flow of illegal aliens to continue unabated 3. The situation is difficult, and Bush is doing the best that can…

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SUNDAY, SEPT. 18, 2005

Wild Card/Sunday -- 9/18/05

You know the drill. Below, you'll find the WND Poll for Sunday. (BTW, I wrote and was granted permission to publish the poll each day in toto.) Also, you have my Monday print column below. And the Photo of the Weekend could use some more…

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WorldNetDaily Poll -- Iraq War

Do you think it was right for the U.S. to take military action in Iraq? 1. Yes, the world is safer with Saddam out of power 2. Yes, Iraqis are now free of tyranny and free to choose their own leaders 3. Yes, even though…

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SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, 2005


Question No. 2/Saturday -- 9/17/05

Issue: State could buy scene of slayings: Family may sell Wolf Lodge property to allow conservation as wetlands/Taryn Brodwater & Betsy Russell, Spokesman-Review.State Lands Director Winston Wiggins: "It's not a good place for a house, regardless of what happened there, which is of course an…

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Question of the Day -- 9/17/05

Issue: Red tape frustrates law officers: Idaho relief efforts for Gulf Coast not welcomed/James Hagengruber, Spokesman-Review.Shoshone County Sheriff Chuck Reynalds: "It was a paperwork bureaucracy nightmare," Reynalds said. "These were fully certified law enforcement officers, fully armed and ready to go to work. We weren't…

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 2005


Top Photo Cutlines -- 9/16/05

Tupperware couture made its catwalk debut in New York City this week. Models showcased designs for plastic-soled shoes and 60s style headbands, which were produced out of Tupperware. You write the cutline.Top Cutlines:1. An unidentified bystander was wrestled to the ground and arrested after he…

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Huckleberries Best of the Northwest -- 9/16/05

FBI agents, Timothy Fuhrman, left, and Brent Robbins, far right, speak during a reward and award presentation for, from left, Amber Deahn, Linda Olson, Nick Chapman, and Christopher Donlan, whose actions helped rescue 8-year-old Shasta Groene and capture sex predator Joseph Edward Duncan III ,…

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Fuhrman Going, Going ...

Don't know if you heard but Mark Furhman announced this morning that he won't be doing his KGA radio show after next week. Contract up and he wanted more time to do other things. Sounds like it's an amicable parting of the ways -- A…

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CDADave Explains Why He Bagged It

Too much blogging. I can't do anything halfway. Too much "airing out my brain". I found myself being too critical of everyone and everything. That's not me. Sometimes three or four posts a night, and each post being quite lengthy. It seems that's the way…

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WorldNetDaily Poll

Who should pay most for the rebuilding of New Orleans? 1. City of New Orleans 2. State of Louisiana 3. Federal government 4. A combination of city, state, federal governments 5. A little bit from everyone except any government 6. The U.N. 7. Insurance companies…

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Huckleberries AM headlines -- 9/16/05

*Four who helped save Shasta share reward: Heroes get $25,000 each for role in capture of suspect in Groene homicides/Taryn Brodwater, Spokesman-Review -- I'm still blown away by the heroism of these four people. They not only helped save little Shasta. They probably saved other…

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 2005

Top Photo Cutlines of Thursday 9/15/05

Greenpeace protesters wearing penguin costumes demand that the national government deter farmers from destroying Argentina's native forest known as "Pizarro reserve" in front of the government house in Buenos Aires, Thursday. You write the cutline.Top Cutlines: 1. Fresh from receiving their marching orders from Howard…

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P.S.

Issue: Hurricane names.DFO: I hope I'm not being indelicate here, after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina and the threat of Hurricane Ophelia, but I've often wondered what people would name a hurricane if they were free to immortalize a significant other who has created a…

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