Praise G*D…
0392300L: To begin closing up digital rolling history. To do: occasional review of yahoo “ticker” with comments when urged within. CROSS to phase out. Rolling history to begin in half written journals (notebooks) soon. Life church TV has been caught up to date with the two sections: “I quit” and “Who do you think you are.” Will now be an occasional reviewer. Appears with my life style being more stationary, I regress back to aforementioned actions. “Piece out.”
0392315L: Reviewing memory lane and beginning to acquire songs to put on my i-pod.
Yahoo ticker:
Boaters in Redondo Beach, Calif., are stunned by the sight — and the smell — of sardines.
An angry mom claims her son’s teacher chose the most humiliating way to tell her about his behavior.
An attempt by Big Blue of Old Dominion to imitate the Heat star brings a hoops game to a halt.
A surprising competitor overtakes McDonald’s for the most locations worldwide.
Government borrowing is near a breaking point after years of reckless spending, says an expert.
Revelers across the city gather for the landmark parades that mark the conclusion of Fat Tuesday.
A stunt by a conservative filmmaker catches one of the network’s top execs making incendiary remarks.
The census reveals a historic shift in the nation’s population center away from the Midwest.
Swordfish can cost more than $20 a pound — and may include something you don’t want.
Tiki Barber, who hasn’t played since the 2006-2007 season, is apparently ready to return.
You must fill out a special tax form or a worksheet to grab the Making Work Pay credit.
A walk-on freshman with an NBA Hall of Famer for a father helps turn the Zags’ season around.
A just-surfaced video shot from an NYPD helicopter shows the tragedy unfolding from the skies.
Shortly after being feted for giving the school money, a George Washington professor is thrown out.
Paul McDonald spent $4,500 of his own money for a prop that helps him stand out onstage.
Athletes are using K2, for which there is no test, as an alternative to marijuana.
Brennan Daigle had one dream when his cancer worsened, but didn’t expect what happened next.
Oregon baseball players incorporate a picture of their coach in a surprising spot on the Ducks’ gear.
Despite rumors, the actress’s trainer says her look results from good genes and body sculpting.
As the recovery kicks in, firms are expected to create 284,000 office-worker jobs.
If your boss stops dropping by to shoot the breeze, it may be time to start worrying.
A spectacular gathering of the world’s largest sharks offers rare clues about an elusive species.
A sample shopping list compares the prices and the hassle of using the two retailers.
The Disney star thanks her fans for bringing light into the “darkest time” of her life.
Toyotas and Hondas dominate this list of the most reliable 2001-2010 models.
A kleptomaniac kitty named Dusty makes amends to his victims, with help from his owners.
California stations average $3.90 per gallon, but one in another state charges much more.
A little-known player whose leaping ability tops the NBA’s Blake Griffin tries to win props for his dunking.
Natural phenomena like tornadoes and the “northern lights” are showcased in a collection of photos.
Most people assume that turning off the AC improves your mileage, but tests show otherwise.
Wary GOP lawmakers consider laws that would limit rights for college students.
The franchise that made Angelina Jolie an action star is slated to hit the big screen in 2013.
The right training will prepare you for a profession where you can have a big effect.
Political battles are setting off resentment about what some see as overly lucrative benefits.
The price of crude oil is just one factor in how station owners set their rates each day.
The Heisman winner’s passing at the NFL combine was erratic, but he got another chance Tuesday.
Clearing up a skin problem isn’t going to happen overnight, like on a TV show.
See if you’re as confused as most people about how banks and insurers set rates.
The tennis legend gives lessons all over the country, but it’s how he gets there that’s unique.
When McCain first got a call from the famously liberal actor, she thought it was a prank.
Carrie Ann Inaba’s guests can expect to get wet at her beach wedding to Jesse Sloan.
If you stick to your diet all week only to blow it on Friday night, you could be a “weekender.”
The “Teenage Dream” singer does a soulful, acoustic rendition of “Born This Way.”
Discount stores and 50%-off sales are not always the bargains that they appear to be.
Some scholars believe the 25-room home inspired F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel.
The state famous for its clean mountain air has experienced ozone levels that put L.A. to shame.
Many people are seeking the perfect recipe for this ring-shaped confection.
One of this year’s big winners is stunned when his daughter damages the award.
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//I cannot believe it. We support Libyan rebels after Libya challenges Bin Laden? Come on America. Someone think with me…
…as I begin a shift towards a final blog cut.//
This date, 1092037, I reviewed the yahoo ticker but just reviewed them for interests I would print. None but Libyan struggle found.
//To do list will begin to be put on pen & paper planners.//
Beginning the final cut version for May11 and compiling for report. Then my warnings, etc will be complete. Thanks to McDonald’s for their wifi and to WordPress for my blog. There are many other thanks as well. With today being, 1122156, I save a few words for a non-final cut talk at a later date.
…and keep H*S commands.
