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Iraq Pullout Date: 2011
Combined Wire ServicesU.S. and Iraqi negotiators have agreed to the withdrawal of all U.S. combat forces by the end of 2011, although the Americans insist on linking that target to additional security and political progress. In addition, Iraqi officials said they are "very...Tags: George Bush, Defense, Wars and Interventions, International Military Interventions, Condoleezza Rice
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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
McCain likes zingers. We've all seen that mischievous look—just before he shot a quip or sarcastic one-liner at GOP rivals such as former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. It's one of his appealing qualities, but. . . . Zingers don't make good...Tags: National Government, Joe Morgan, Abraham Lincoln, Bedford (Bedford, Virginia), Newspapers
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A lot more choices over your head
Shopping for a new roof might not be as much fun as picking out kitchen cabinets, but it's an unavoidable task of homeownership. Roofing has changed a lot in the past 15 years, said Michael Loughery, a spokesman for CertainTeed, a roofing-material...Tags: Employees, Architecture, Building Material, Metal and Mineral
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Family Filmgoer by Jane Horwitz
The Family Filmgoer 6 & older Fly Me to the Moon (G) Three young flies stow away on the Apollo 11 spacecraft and go to the moon. Contains mildly crude language ("crap"), and we see an ashtray full of cigarette butts. There is a Russian vs. American...Tags: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2, Batman, Henry Poole Is Here, Star Wars, Journey to the Center of the Earth
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Good fences make more than good neighbors
We generally build fences for two reasons: to keep something in, or to keep something out — even if sometimes all we want to keep out are the prying eyes. "More people are spending more time in their backyards, and they don't want the whole... -
Doubletake: The backlash begins here
The SwampWelcome to Doubletake, your daily morning mash-up from Tribune correspondents Jim Oliphant and Jim Tankersley. Part of a balanced breakfast. Jim Oliphant: So this morning let's talk about the coming letdown Jim Tankersley: I'm too tired to make a joke.......Tags: Executive Branch, Pets and Pet Supplies, Lyndon B. Johnson, Bigfoot, Joaquin Phoenix
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Apopka woman's 2,700-mile trek on foot finds shared gratitude for troops
Sentinel Staff WriterIt only took 2 1/2 months, 14 pairs of sneakers and a pair of blistered feet for Keela Carr to learn that Americans from coast to coast share her unvarnished support of U.S. troops. That was the heartening lesson for the Apopka woman, who earlier this...Tags: George Bush, National Government, Charity, Defense, Armed Forces
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American abundance: How much is too much
My husband, three children, dog and I recently moved -- from Baton Rouge, La., where we lived for 13 years, to Montclair, N.J. I thought I was a fairly meticulous housekeeper, the type who cleans out closets and attics regularly. But it turns out we...Tags: Bruce Springsteen, Mark Twain, Religious Leaders, Transportation, Folk Music
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Personal info on Fairfax students accidentally put online
The Princeton Review, a test-preparation company, accidentally published the personal information for hundreds of Fairfax County students online. School officials say the information included student names, ID numbers assigned by the school system and...Tags: Princeton Review Incorporated (The), Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia)
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Adjusting Security Setting Helps Keep Gmail Private
Keeping Gmail Private Over Public Wi-Fi Q:How can I keep somebody from snooping in my Gmail when I'm using a public Wi-Fi connection? A: You should use an option that Google's popular Web-mail service finally began offering recently: a security...Tags: Google Inc.
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School official charged with possessing child pornography
An assistant principal at Freedom High School in South Riding has been charged with possession of child pornography. Fifty-nine-year-old Ting-Yi Oei of Reston has spent more than 29 years in area school systems. The Loudoun County Sheriff's office...Tags: Prosecution, Loudoun County, Lawyers
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Candidates' church chat erodes U.S. principles
At the risk of heresy, let it be said that setting up the two presidential candidates for religious interrogation by an evangelical minister—no matter how beloved—is supremely wrong. It is also un-American. For the past several days, most...Tags: Protestant, Political Candidates, Thomas Jefferson, Christianity, Elections
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