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Rare Genetic Mutations Linked To Bipolar Disorder
2012-02-05 12:42:00 Abnormal sequences of DNA known as rare copy number variants (CNVs) may play a role in the risk for early-onset bipolar disorder, according to new research from an international team of scientists. The variants, also known as CNVs, are alterations in which there are too few or too many copies of sections of DNA. Researchers have known that spontaneously occurring or de novo CNVs, which are genetic mutations not inherited from parents, increase the risk for some neuropsychiatric conditions, such as schizophrenia or autism. But their role was unclear in bipolar disorder, according to principal investigator Jonathan Sebat, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychiatry and cellular and molecular medicine at the University of California San Diego?s Institute of Genomic Medicine. Sebat and his colleagues found that de novo CNVs contribute ?significant? genetic risk in about 5 percent of early-onset bipolar disorder, which appears in childhood or early adulthood.
Rare Earth Metals?Not Your Father?s Mining Biz: Byron King
2012-01-31 22:00:00 The Critical Metals Report: No year has brought higher highs and lower lows to the rare earth space than 2011. Do you expect the same volatility in 2012? Byron King: The short answer is yes. In this market, anything is possible. In 2011 we saw highs toward the beginning of the year because there was a lot of enthusiasm for the technology metals space. We experienced lows towards the end of 2011 because there was a general market selloff. It didn’t matter if you were stock-picking. The falling tide sucked everything down. Looking ahead into 2012, the good plays are going to see brand-new highs. But along with that good news for a select number of plays, . . . → Read More: Rare Earth Metals—Not Your Father’s Mining Biz: Byron King
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Tercena Carey is now friends with Rare Elements Hair Collection, FashionMC.
2012-01-28 22:29:00 Tercena Carey is now friends with Rare Elements Hair Collection, FashionMC.com and Sobiu Custom Clothier
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Erin Brockovich: Cyanide, Industry Solvent May Be Cause of Rare Teen Syndro
2012-01-27 15:09:00 From Gizmodo: Erin Brockovich has already started an investigation of the causes for the rare syndrome that seems to be mysteriously spreading among New York State teens. She already has a prime suspect. Read the whole article
40% or More Off Rare Editions Dresses and Sets
2012-01-25 09:00:00 Save 40% or more on Rare Editions baby dresses and sets, direct from Amazon.com and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping, Amazon Prime, and Free Returns.Expires Feb 1, 2012
40% or More Off Rare Editions Dresses and Sets
2012-01-25 09:00:00 Save 40% or more on Rare Editions baby dresses and sets, direct from Amazon.com and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping, Amazon Prime, and Free Returns.Expires Feb 1, 2012
Betsy Brown is now friends with Rare Elements Hair Collection and Eden Mill
2012-01-23 16:37:00 Betsy Brown is now friends with Rare Elements Hair Collection and Eden Million
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Do We Have to Grin and Bear the Rare Earth Supply Situation?
2012-01-17 15:45:00 With China's grip on the rare-earth market, do you think an alternative electric motor technology can be perfected that side steps the need (and costs) for the metals in motors? The preceding article is a "sneak peek" from Metals & Alloys, a newsletter from GlobalSpec. To stay up-to-date and inform
Solving Critical Rare Earth Metal Shortages: Dr. Michael Berry and Chris Be
2012-01-10 22:00:00 The Critical Metals Report: In a presentation at the China Investment Conference in December, you said that over the last 20 years the U.S. government has mismanaged its supplies of critical metals to the point where it depends almost exclusively on foreign sources. How did this happen? Michael Berry: It’s just now starting to dawn on Washington that we don’t have a stockpile. We had a stockpile through World War I and World War II (WWII) that was necessary to our national security. The U.S. was the biggest producer of rare earth elements (REEs) in the 1970s and 1980s. But then we allowed China to undercut our prices and we shut down the Mountain Pass mine, which was one . . . → Read More: Solving Critical Rare Earth Metal Shortages: Dr. Michael Berry and Chris Berry
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Critical Reading for Rare Earth Metals Investors
2011-12-27 22:00:00 A quick search of media stories from the month of December, 2009 shows 24 clips including references to the 15 lanthanides and their related elements scandium and yttrium. By contrast, one day in December, 2011 produced 56 stories on the same resources. Even the tone of REE coverage has transformed over the years. Two years ago, an analyst piece from veteran metals consultant Jack Lifton titled “Underpriced Rare Earth Metals from China Have Created a Supply Crisis ” was a common headline as the world discovered that cheap supplies had left manufacturers vulnerable to a monopoly with an agenda. That supply fear made REE the investment de jour and sent almost all of the rare earth prices through the . . . → Read More: Critical Reading for Rare Earth Metals Investors
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2W Studio and Rare Elements Hair Collection are now friends
2011-12-23 23:09:00 2W Studio and Rare Elements Hair Collection are now friends
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Rare Earth Metals Bears and Bulls: Anthony Alfidi
2011-12-20 21:30:00 The Critical Metals Report: In your Alfidi Capital investment research blog, you talked about the wild ride rare earth element (REE) prices had in 2010, as well their the general drop this year. What are you predicting for 2012? Anthony Alfidi: I believe rare earth elements prices will continue to fall. They had a run-up until this summer, primarily based on Chinese export restrictions and the enthusiasm that some speculators had for the sector. But those conditions are both absent now. I believe that economic fundamentals are weakening around the world and the resulting credit crunch will hurt trade, finance and manufacturing. Demand for rare earth elements is derived from demand for finished goods. Therefore, it’s very much dependent . . . → Read More: Rare Earth Metals Bears and Bulls: Anthony Alfidi
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Rare Earth Mining Innovations: Anthony Mariano
2011-12-13 21:30:00 The Critical Metals Report: Dr. Mariano, let’s discuss some potential for rare earth elements (REEs) from a geological perspective. What is catching your attention outside of China? Anthony Mariano: Beach sand and river placer monazite occurs in plentiful supply in many countries outside of China. The rare earth oxide (REO) content of monazite is approximately 70 weight percent (wt%) and the distribution has a better intermediate REE content than bastnasite. Bastnasite is the world’s source at this time, and has been historically, for the light rare earth elements (LREEs). TCMR: If this type of sand deposit is available, why aren’t companies considering it? AM: The current perceived challenge to mining monazite is the presence of thorium in . . . → Read More: Rare Earth Mining Innovations: Anthony Mariano
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Men`s Fashion Week Europe and Rare Elements Hair Collection are now friends
2011-12-13 12:12:00 Men`s Fashion Week Europe and Rare Elements Hair Collection are now friends
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I Told You I Like My Mice Medium Rare!
2011-12-10 09:36:00 Almost everyone here on Bainbridge Island has a dog, and sometimes two. Cats, on the other hand, are at a premium. It?s no wonder that some of them have attitudes. The grey cat in the picture definitely has an attitude. …read more
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Brandon R Gould and Rare Elements Hair Collection are now friends
2011-12-07 09:26:00 Brandon R Gould and Rare Elements Hair Collection are now friends
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The Age of Rare Earth Metals: Luisa Moreno
2011-12-06 21:30:00 The Critical Metals Report: Luisa, in a recent interview, you called the rare earth space “the modern Bronze Age played in the capital markets.” Could you expand on that? Luisa Moreno: The Bronze Age was the first period of human civilization in which metal was used. This rare earth period is similar in that investors are learning about new elements and their applications, which are fairly critical for our modern lifestyle. At the same time, investors have the opportunity to create profits in the space. The analogy is an exaggeration, but we are discovering these new elements. TCMR: You published a report called “Rare Earths Economic War.” Is there really a war in the rare earth space? If . . . → Read More: The Age of Rare Earth Metals: Luisa Moreno
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Anthony Young: China, Molycorp and the Future of Rare Earths
2011-11-29 21:30:00 The Critical Metals Report: The Chinese government is now enforcing environmental standards at its rare earth element (REE) mines. Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth (Group) Hi-Tech Co. Ltd., China’s biggest rare earths producer, even halted production earlier this year. Yet the scarcity of these metals continues to provide China with unprecedented economic opportunity. Which side wins and for how long? Anthony Young: For the time being, China will continue to dominate the industry, but it may become a net importer of rare earths after 2015. As it cuts back on supply, prices are likely to remain elevated for an extended period of time. TCMR: Do you think we’ll see the day that China stops producing rare earths . . . → Read More: Anthony Young: China, Molycorp and the Future of Rare Earths
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Rare Footage of Tibetan Nun?s Self-Immolation Smuggled out of Tibet
2011-11-23 22:57:00 I do not usually republish articles, but this one really disturbed me - Simon 10,000 Tibetans converge in Tawu for funeral, Chinese Forces Seen Entering Monastery Footage can be viewed here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6955112-/Tawu%20Footage.mp4 High resolution footage can be downloaded here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6955112-/Tawu%20Footage.dv Dharamsala/New York - The most comprehensive footage of protests in Tibet this year, including shocking images of Palden Choetso, a ...
Gareth Hatch: Navigating the Rare Earth Metals Landscape
2011-11-22 21:30:00 The Critical Metals Report: Gareth, Greenland’s natural resource minister said that beginning in 2012, his country will take bids to develop its rare earth element (REE) deposits. What do you make of that? Gareth Hatch: It was a little surprising, frankly. Of course it very much depends on the existing relationships in place between the private-sector companies and the government there, and how they intend to exploit those resources, but I might be a little concerned if I were one of the private companies and the government had not approached me first, before making this announcement. TCMR: Are you talking about companies like Hudson Resources Inc. (HUD:TSX.V)? GH: Possibly, yes. Of course we don’t know who has . . . → Read More: Gareth Hatch: Navigating the Rare Earth Metals Landscape
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A Rare Second Chance to Buy these 5 Stocks
2011-11-22 14:45:00 Take your mind back to the third quarter of 2011. Companies were posting robust profits and investors were wading back into the market, helping to fuel a 15% gain in the S&P 500 from early October to the second week of November. But the just-ended earnings season must seem like an ancient history now, and investors are once again hitting the "sell" button. Since peaking at 1,278 on Nov. 8, the S&P 500 has already begun to cough up its gains and is now on its way to buckling back under the 1,200 mark. The sudden mood change must be especially hard to fathom for the companies that just delivered great third-quarter results, since several stocks posted double-digit . . . → Read More: A Rare Second Chance to Buy these 5 Stocks
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Taj Mahal Diamond - A rare inscribed heart-shaped table-cut diamond from th
2011-11-17 18:52:00 The historic, 17th-century, heart-shaped, table-cut diamond belonged to Nur Jahn, Jahangir Shah's favorite wife, and was later given by Shah Jahan to his favorite wife Mumtaz Mahal.
John Kaiser: Rare Earth Companies Poised for Comeback
2011-11-08 21:30:00 The Critical Metals Report: John, you were one of the first analysts to start following the rare earth sector. You have watched it go from sleepy to overheated and now partially downgraded. In a recent newsletter, you blamed the recent steep downturn in juniors on “Eurozone and Tea Party-inspired fears about a market crash leading to a ’30s-style depression that will sink the global economy and send us back to caves where rare earths are of no use.” Is that our only option? John Kaiser: This ironic comment was designed to convey the absurdity of what is happening in the rare earth sector. So no, I don’t think that is our future. The slamming of the rare earth . . . → Read More: John Kaiser: Rare Earth Companies Poised for Comeback
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Loureannie Reynoso is now friends with Mel Testamark and Rare Elements Hair
2011-11-05 20:26:00 Loureannie Reynoso is now friends with Mel Testamark and Rare Elements Hair Collection
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Green World Connection (Fashion) and Rare Elements Hair Collection are now
2011-11-05 02:40:00 Green World Connection (Fashion) and Rare Elements Hair Collection are now friends
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WSU researchers demonstrate rare animal model for studying depression
2011-10-24 17:24:00 Washington State University researchers have taken a promising step toward creating an animal model for decoding the specific brain circuits involved in depression. By electrically stimulating a brain region central to an animal?s primary emotions, graduate student Jason Wright and his advisor Jaak Panksepp saw rats exhibit a variety of behaviors associated with a depressed, negative mood, or affect. ?We might now have a model that allows us to actually know where to look in the brain for changes relevant to depression, and we can monitor how activity in these regions change during states of negative affect and the restoration of positive affect,? says Wright. ?There are no other models out there like this.? The researchers caution that their work comes with a variety of caveats and that there are still many factors that need to be evaluated.
Trust: A Rare Commodity Online
2011-09-30 16:00:00 People lie when they set up online dating profiles, they lie when they put up fake social media profiles, and they lie to the innocent victims of their scams. Banks and retailers know better than anyone that people lie. There are countless scenarios and justifications, but people who lie invariably do it in order to get ...
Jeff Beck,Steve Ray Vaughan: Rare on air live performances
2011-09-29 23:58:00 Rare on air live performances from the guitar heroes Jeff Beck and Steve Ray Vaughan, recorded 1984. This is the best of Beck/Ray Vaughan doing what they do best; performing live! Jeff Beck/Stevie Ray Vaughan: Guitar Gods Vol 3 Track 1 Gold Shot Track 2 Things That I Used To Do Track 3 You Were Wrong Track 4 Lonely Teardrops Track 5 Stangs Swang Track 6 Third Stone From The Sun Track 7 What Track 8 Last Call Track 9 Dont Fall For Me Baby Track 10 Jeffs Boogie order
Rare Earths: What Next?
2011-09-29 22:40:00 The end of the rare-earths boom? Not exactly... Byron King on how the landscape is shifting and why your strategy should too. Plus... Record low mortgage rates, but can they apply the paddles to the housing market? A key number to watch...
Rare Earths and Dim Bulbs
2011-09-19 23:25:00 New developments in rare earths: How two governments make your light bulbs more expensive, and how one rare earths play can help you reclaim your losses. Plus... Markets tank after eurozone finance ministers meet, talk, party, decide nothing.
Tony MacAlpine: Rare video in G I T 1986
2011-07-12 23:11:00 Tony MacAlpine: Rare GIT 1986 plus Joey tafolla recorded this song on his album " out of the sun"in 1987. Tony Macalpine Rare demo The Summon rec 1984
As Valuable as Rare Earths
2011-06-03 22:06:00 The "wonder substance" in high demand, and under China's thumb... and it's not rare earths. Plus... Market tumbles as Labor Dept. statisticians conjure up only 54,000 new jobs.
Cubs get some rare good news on Garza, Cashner
2011-05-25 01:19:00 The Cubs are finally catching a break Turns out Matt Garza only has a bone bruise, he and will likely miss one start for precautionary reasons. The other good news is Andrew Cashner doesn't need surgery after getting his shoulder re-checked. Casher will begin a rehab in Arizona shortly, but still won't be back too soon. Nonetheless, the Cubs got some good news for a change to couple with the return of Randy Wells this weekend. "It's the best we could hope for," Hendry said of the prognosis. The Cubs hope Garza will return in the St. Louis series June 3-5 at Busch Stadium. "The team and everybody above me feels it's the best thing to do," Garza said. "I'm going to trust their...
Allan Holdsworth: Road Games live (Rare)
2011-05-20 01:47:00 Allan Holdsworth - Road Games live (Rare)
Too Weird to Live. To Rare to Die
2011-04-09 22:06:00 These are the outtake clips from all the www.jesusinadumptruck.com phone mobbing series. In no way are these pranks any less funny than what made the original cut. They either didn't fit the format of the shows or need to be cut to save space. There are clips from 4 different shows and are all very funny. Video Rating: 4 /Read more ...
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Before the Pyramids Brings Rare Egyptian Artifacts to Chicago's Orient
2011-03-21 15:48:00 Chicago, Monday, March 21, 2011. A new exhibition, "Before the Pyramids: The Origins of Egyptian Civilization", opens Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at the Oriental Institute Museum. Nearly 130 artifacts from the Predynastic and Early Dynastic periods (ca. 4000-2685 BC) in Egypt will be showcased in the exhibit. The exhibition offers visitors a rare look at beautifully constructed statues, vessels, figurines and other artifacts that document the birth of the most fundamental aspects of the ancient Egyptian civilization. "It has been decades since there was an exhibit devoted to earliest Egypt," said Gil Stein, director of the Oriental Institute. "By showing us the origins of the Egyptian state, this gem of an exhibit only enhances our sense of wonder at the...
Lynas Corp to set up rare earths refinery at Gebeng ? Articles from The Mal
2011-03-12 15:27:00 Article Source: http://www.themalaysian-insider.com/malaysia/article/tw-enty-years-on-malaysia-makes-an-other-rare-earth-bet/ Twenty years on, Malaysia makes another rare earth bet By Shannon Teoh March 09, 2011 A worker waters the site of a rare earth metals mine in Jiangxi. China holds a virtual monopoly on rare earth supply. ? file pic KUALA LUMPUR, March 9 ? Malaysia is gambling on a new processing ...
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Rare Photos: 1985 Chicago Bears
2011-02-28 01:46:00 I know, I know, we've been here before. Some of us are, quite honestly, tired of hearing about the Super Bowl champion 1985 Chicago Bears. Not for lack of love or respect, but for want of a modern day version of that dominating group of pro football hall of famers. It's not easy, and teams like that don't come around every year. Heck, teams like that don't come around twice. Ever. Recently, with the passing of one of the most important pieces on that 1985 team, Dave Duerson, Bears fans have relived some of that glory over in our heads; glory that seems to make the situation all the more tragic. Just prior to Duerson's suicide, ESPN shed some light...
Oprah's Cousin Forced to Sell Grandmother's Rare Tiffany Lamp to
2011-01-22 05:09:00 "Over 20 years ago I found out people won't believe you if they don't want to. They won't even hear what you have to say in the first place. But now almost 25 years later someone was interested in hearing about my two-year stint working for my cousin Oprah and that person is Kitty Kelley. From 1986 to 88 I was Oprah's Vice President of Development at Harpo and most of what I had to say about her is in Miss Kelley's paperback. But I recently remembered one story that I had buried because it was so painful and decided to share it..." That's how Oprah's cousin, Jo A. Baldwin, started a blog she wrote about submitting to be interview by Kitty Kelley, for the release of Kelley's book Oprah: a Biography in paperback.
Oprah's Cousin Forced to Sell Grandmother's Rare Tiffany Lamp to
2011-01-22 05:09:00 "Over 20 years ago I found out people won't believe you if they don't want to. They won't even hear what you have to say in the first place. But now almost 25 years later someone was interested in hearing about my two-year stint working for my cousin Oprah and that person is Kitty Kelley. From 1986 to 88 I was Oprah's Vice President of Development at Harpo and most of what I had to say about her is in Miss Kelley's paperback. But I recently remembered one story that I had buried because it was so painful and decided to share it..." That's how Oprah's cousin, Jo A. Baldwin, started a blog she wrote about submitting to be interview by Kitty Kelley, for the release of Kelley's book Oprah: a Biography in paperback.
Oprah's Cousin Forced to Sell Grandmother's Rare Tiffany Lamp to
2011-01-22 05:09:00 "Over 20 years ago I found out people won't believe you if they don't want to. They won't even hear what you have to say in the first place. But now almost 25 years later someone was interested in hearing about my two-year stint working for my cousin Oprah and that person is Kitty Kelley. From 1986 to 88 I was Oprah's Vice President of Development at Harpo and most of what I had to say about her is in Miss Kelley's paperback. But I recently remembered one story that I had buried because it was so painful and decided to share it..." That's how Oprah's cousin, Jo A. Baldwin, started a blog she wrote about submitting to be interview by Kitty Kelley, for the release of Kelley's book Oprah: a Biography in paperback.
Rare Earths Reeling
2011-01-19 23:38:00 ?This bear market is killing me?? The 5 answers an urgent query about rare earths. ?Too far, too fast, too much?? Byron King on the rise and fall of a rare earth darling. Why investors have to think smarter about rare earths in 2011? and a dark-horse play that could beat everyone else into production. Silver Eagle sales set a monthly record? and it?s only the 19th! Et tu, Microsoft? Software giant diversifies out of the world?s reserve currency.
Recycling Rare, Essential Nutrients in the Sea
2011-01-19 19:29:00 From Oceanus: In the vast ocean where an essential nutrient—ironR-12;is scarce, a marine bacterium that launches the ocean food web survives by using a remarkable biochemical trick: It recycles iron. By day, it uses iron in enzymes for photosynthesis to make carbohydrate
China Rare Earths Quotas -- The Facts And The Law
2011-01-19 18:28:00 By Steve Dickinson The purpose of this post is to provide a factual and legal background to China’s export quota program for rare earths. The Facts Rare earths are one of 49 products for which China imposes export quotas. Other products for which China imposes export quotas include grains such as corn and wheat, hydrocarbons such as coal and crude oil and various metals such as tin and zinc. As explained below, this entire set of export quotas appears to violate WTO trade rules prohibiting export quotas as a general principle. Mexico has challenged the quotas on metals other than rare earths in the WTO. The dispute resolution panel is expected to render its decision on that challenge in April of this year. The U.S. has repeatedly threatened to challenge the rare earths quota system. If Mexico prevails on its metals claim, we can expect a challenge to the rare earths quotas to follow soon thereafter. It appears that the entire Chinese export quota system can be challenged ...
By: China Law Blog
12 Rare-Sighted And Appealing Butterfly Species
2011-01-10 03:22:00 // // As the spring season approaches, we can see brilliant colored, fragrant and attractive flowers surrounded with colorful soft and beautiful flying butterflies. Multicolored flowers and butterflies on a background of lush green grass make the perfect sight, soothing for eyes and soul. This list a collection of 12 rare-sighted and appealing butterflies from around the globe. 12. Richmond Birdwing Butterfly Richmond Birdwing Butterfly The Richmond birdwing (Scientific name: Ornithoptera richmondia) is one of the largest Australian butterflies. They have a wingspan of up to 15cm in females and 13cm in males. This species is listed as Vulnerable in Queensland (Nature Conservation Act 1992). The male butterfly distinctively differs from the female one in appearance. The females either have brown or gray wings and the males have a black forewing with a distinctive iridescent green fore-edge. 11. Battus Polydamas Antiquus Battus Polydamas Antiquus Battus polydamas ant...
Five-straight sports title winners are rare
2010-11-23 00:29:00 Winning five-straight NASCAR titles puts Jimmie Johnson in impressive company. Here are other teams and athletes that have won at least five straight in other sports....
Samantha Rare Collection Photos
2010-11-22 11:14:00 Samantha Exclusive Rare Collection Samantha has become the hot actress of Tamil Film industries. Her two films did well at the box-office and this beautiful actress has gained lots of craze with two distinct roles in her past two films. Here are some rare collection of Samantha Samantha has become the hot actress of tollywood. Her two films did well at the box-office and this beautiful actress has gained lots of craze with two distinct roles in her past two films. Here are some rare collection of Samantha &-nbsp;Samantha Rare Collection Photos
Rare Political Commentary: I learned political lessons from The Blues Broth
2010-09-27 00:19:00 Everyone else is weighing in on Joe the Cop's comments on the death of George Lash, the DIY Diva throws her two cents into the mix...
Blagojevich Vulgarity Offers Rare View Into Illinois Politics: Are You List
2010-07-04 20:46:00 Blagojevich Vulgarity Offers Rare View Into Illinois Politics: Are You Listening? The Sunday Chicago Sun-Times proclaims that former Governor Rod Blagojevich was an equal opportunity disparager. Blago's infamous fuckisms are now legendary in Chicago political lore thanks to the wiretap tapes being played for jurors in his corruption trial. What the rest of the country must be thinking about our dysfunctional politicians is anyone's guess. |
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