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[TRAIL BLAZERS] TRAIL BLAZERS Blog | The Dallas Morning News: I can only imagine Senator John McCain dying from that cancer that he has and have the Alaska Governor (Palin) who doesn't care that the ice is melting in her own state just to get more money to the oil industry to lead the United States. Can you imagine tomorrow you wake up and you hear that Palin's sister had a divorce with the FBI or CIA director and she asks the Secretary of State to fire him because of that?

[Blake Snyder] Blake Snyder » Blog Archive » The First Save the Cat! Contest of 2009: After a health-nut detective finds out that a greedy McDonald’s executive has opened up a fast food joint in an Amish community, he goes undercover to start a fitness gym, in order to prevent the rising heart attack rates effecting the elders. He must overcome temptation, when the executives offer him a lifetime eat-free membership to Subway, in exchange for leaving the community.

[Christianity Today Magazine] Election 2008 Archives | Liveblog | Christianity Today: Asked about the rumor that members of the group might be flirting with Huckabee, this individual responded, while never mentioning the Arkansas Governor directly, “it’s not just that the candidate will be philosophically in tune; we have a realistic understanding that in a cycle where everything is bunched up in the front like this, you have got to be able to bring in major resources, enough to compete in 20 states at once.

[whatsupnyc] What's Up: NYC: is a collection of essays by young writers about that awkward phase between adolescence and adulthood, infamously labeled the “quarter-life crisis.” Though no road map to a contented adult life, the stories provide assorted experiences””some heartbreaking, some hilarious””of this very real phenomenon that seems to be afflicting more twentysomethings with each passing year. Join us for an evening with the insightful and witty young writers of this thought-provoking new anthology.

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