Posted by Justina Ireland April 09, 2007 23:01PM This weekend the New York Times and other papers that have real syndication (you know, stuff besides Peanuts and Family Circus) published an article detailing the fleecing of Harrisburg (not gonna beat a dead horse, read about that here) Posted by Justina Ireland April 09, 2007 23:01PM This weekend the New York Times and other papers that have real syndication (you know, stuff besides Peanuts and Family Circus) published an article detailing...

Your Opinion said wind farms shouldn t be built in my Golden Frame claiming that this wasnt nimbyism! This made me laugh, not least because another comment was also a piece of classic wind-nimbyism when it said we don t mind wind turbines, just not here. Sheffield Today Letters - NIMBYs a farce to be reckoned with Register Sign In Home Skip Navigation Contact Us Sitemap Disability Statement. The only real objection is whether you like the look of them of not and as this isn t reason enough...

I spotted a couple of white-haired old men enjoying their meal on the patio, where white umbrellas and mature orange trees loom above clusters of white wicker tables and chairs. Hate Jock (19) The taloned one takes on the 9/11 liars' confab in Chandler and rips the white sheet off right-wing radio hatemonger "Dumbass Darrell" Ankarlo. For dessert, I sampled the chocolate ice box cake, a smooth, chilled slice of Belgian chocolate mousse with walnuts, a graham cracker crust, and a dollop of...

Thursday, Movers & Shapers walk in gym, exercise equipment, computer class, senior bowling league at Springfield Bowling Alley, Shrewsbury Elementary School reading project, cards, puzzles, Walking through the Bible class, pool practice, games, "Music Man" play at SHS for seniors. Thursday, Movers & Shapers walk in gym, exercise equipment, computer class, senior bowling league at Springfield Bowling Alley, Shrewsbury Elementary School reading project, cards, puzzles, Walking through the...

As usual, some of the prettiest children's books hitting stores for Poetry Month are surprisingly short on actual poems, those little word grenades capable of rearranging the world. The selections from Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience aren't, of course, as simple as they sound, to say nothing of the snippets from "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" and "Jerusalem," but once lodged in the mind, they will nourish it for a lifetime. Fortunately, several new books, some featuring very...