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Source: www.sacbee.com --- 24 days ago
Healthy fun: The good folks at Folsom's Powerhouse Ministries are cramming a whole lot of help and fun into three hours on Sunday at Powerhouse headquarters, 705 Wales Drive. ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 38 days ago
Safety and comedy: It took a little longer than they hoped, but Harmony House, the Citrus Heights safe house operated by the Domestic Violence Intervention Center, will reopen on Tuesday. ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 31 days ago
Band in demand: It started as a one-trick pony. Intrepid Citrus Heights musicians Kathy Cook and Linda Glover needed a marching band for the city's Red, White and Blue Parade in June of 2005. ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 38 days ago
Fowl play: No, this is not a Rancho Cordova wild turkey or Fair Oaks rooster item. ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 24 days ago
Rooster is landing: Oh yeah, so is Safeway. Believe it or not, the Fair Oaks Promenade at Hazel and Madison will open Oct. 17. That's when Safeway, Peet's Coffee, Panda Express, Big Spoon Yogurt, a cleaners and a hair salon will open their doors. ... Source: westernstandard.blogs.com --- 33 days ago
The Independent Political Report is reporting that... In an article published today on LewRockwell.com, Austrian economist and libertarian philosopher Walter Block calls Bob Barr a “thief” who has “stolen our Libertarian Party from us.” Block says he will not support... ... Source: www.amusedcynic.com --- 28 days ago
Every time I read this bio-blurb at the end of a Bob Beckel pontification, it makes me laugh. I don’t know why, but he personifies Wile E. Coyote, somehow. You know, the ACME “Do-it-yourself Tornado Kit,” and all that. I never cease to be amazed at what some people get paid to [...] ...
Source: www.huffingtonpost.com --- 34 days ago
INDIANAPOLIS — Chicago rediscovered its winning formula Sunday night. Play tough defense, control the ball and make no major mistakes. No, it wasn't enough to win a Super Bowl 19 months ago against Indianapolis, but it was the perfect scenario to ruin the Colts' grand reopening of the new Lucas Oil Stadium 29-13. Chicago's win ended Indy's remarkable streak of 21 consecutive victories in September and October, the league's longest run since the Green Bay Packers won 23 pre-November games from 1928-32. It's also the first time since 2004 the Colts won't start at least 7-0. How did the Bears do it? With an old style and a new look. Matt Forte, the first Chicago rookie to start at running back since Walter Payton in 1975, ran for 123 yards _ 50 on a first-quarter TD run in which he broke one tackle and then outran Bob Sanders, last season's defensive player of the year, to the end zone. Kyle Orton, who wrested the starting job from Rex Grossman, was 13-of-21 for 150 yards and had no turnovers. Meanwhile, two-time league MVP Peyton Manning wasn't himself. He burned timeouts to save the play clock and didn't have that precision timing with his receivers after missing six weeks of practice. It was Manning's first game action since having surgery to remove an infected bursa sac from his left knee in mid-July. And the Colts' defense, which allowed the fewest points in the NFL last season, couldn't get off the field. Heck, coach Tony Dungy ...
Source: www.sacbee.com --- 52 days ago
Back in school: Writing for the back-to-school issue used to be a snap. Cherry-pick a few new teachers and ask them what it's like to be starting a new career/adventure. ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 65 days ago
Nu-Nu Bridge? If you think the fuss over Folsom Lake Crossing also known as naming a bridge/crossing after something that it doesn't actually cross has died down, take a glance at myfolsom.com. Or my e-mail. ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 92 days ago
Under siege: Just when it looked like Rancho Cordova had bounced back strongly from a senseless assault on its Little League program, the top-notch Cordova Girls Softball was hit by the same kind of (alleged) punk/thug arsonist. ... Source: web20.weblogsinc.com --- 18 days ago
The Weblogs, Inc. network features over 80 independent, unfiltered bloggers producing over 1,000 blog posts a week across 75 industry-leading blogs. Each week we ask our bloggers to choose their top posts, which we bring to you in one easy-to-read weekly post. You'll find lots more links after the jump. Enjoy! Engadget 's J.D. Lasica interviews Orb Network CEO Jim Behrens , offers a how-to on accessing iTunes from a cellphone , and reveals that Japan has plans for a Robot Moon Base , while Barb Dybwad solicits readers' Motorola RAZR wishlists . Autoblog 's Eric Bryant predicts what's next in the parade of recalls and opines that the big three maintain truck supremacy . John Neff spies a BMW crossover coupe . Walter Keegan Jr. treats us to an illustrated tour of Saturn Vue 2006 updates. Joystiq �s James Ransom-Wiley sounds a Badass squirrel alert on Conker: Live & Reloaded , reports that Canadian Fairmont Hotels offer PSPs to guests , and posts some Halo 3 rumors . Steve Parsons predicts a DVD format war between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD . TV Squad �s Bob Sassone wishes Nick at Night Happy Birthday . Annie W gets down with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show . Keith McDuffee highlights new TV-on-DVD releases. Adam Finley sympathizes with with unlucky users of Lost lottery numbers . Cinematical �s Karina Longworth announces the imminent King Kong trailer , the latest reprise of Batman , and Cinematical�s Hustle and Flow Contest Winners . Plus readers ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 59 days ago
Strike one: The shuttered Ralphs supermarket on Blue Ravine Road in Folsom apparently will not become a Strikes Family Entertainment Center after all. ... Source: www.poynter.org --- 15 days ago
National Academies Bob Marshall , Mark Schleifstein , Dan Swenson , and Ted Jackson of the Times-Picayune win the 2008 National Academies Communication Award in the newspaper/magazine category. MSNBC.com science editor Alan Boyle wins in the online/Internet category for selected works from Cosmic Log. Walter Isaacson takes the book category for "Einstein: His Life and Universe." ...
Source: www.onlineworldofwrestling.com --- 40 days ago
AS I SEE IT Bob Magee Pro Wrestling: Between the Sheets PWBTS.com A day many oldtime wrestling fans suspected would happen, but dreaded finally took place late Friday night/early Saturday morning as Walter “Killer” Kowalski passed away with his wife Theresa by his side. Kowalski had been in a coma since suffering a heart attack on August 8. Despite resulting [...] ...
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The Times' Bob Pool went out to Walter Reed Middle School to ask students why a 50-foot-wide image of the front of their school was projected Thursday night behind Sen. John McCain as he accepted the Republican Party's presidential nomination. He got some good guesses: Sixth-grader Joshua Popue offered the explanation most commonly being floated Friday both at the Irvine Avenue campus and in political circles: Somebody in the McCain campaign mistook Walter Reed Middle School for the military's troubled Walter Reed Army Medical Center when preparing the Republicans' high-tech video background wall. "McCain messed up. He was talking about Walter Reed hospital, and he used our picture by mistake," said 11-year-old Joshua. Skyla Swafford, 12, took a more charitable view. "They picked us because our school is one of the nicer schools in the city. They keep it clean and sanitary," the seventh-grader suggested. For the record, McCain's campaign is characterizing the use of the photo as a way of illustrating the candidate's call "for public education reforms that empower parents and students before bureaucrats and labor unions," as spokesman Tucker Bounds put it. Read Bob's full story here. -- Shelby Grad ...
Why does the republican party often give us such disastrous picks for Vice President? Ike gave us Nixon, twice. As President, Nixon twice chose Spiro Agnew. George H W Bush, who was a reasonable choice for VP picked by Reagan to reassure us, returned the favor by twice choosing Dan Quayle. In 1996, Bob Dole, who had been picked as a VP candidate earlier by Jerry Ford, picked Jack Kemp, the former football quarterback and proponent of fringe economic policy views. George W Bush has twice given us Dick Cheney. Now John McCain has picked Sarah Palin. There is nothing that Democrats have done that compares to Nixon, Agnew, Quayle, Kemp, Cheney and Palin. These are the Democrat VP candidates, since 1952 1952 - Alabama Senator John Sparkman 1956 - Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver 1960 - Texas Senator Lyndon B. Johnson 1964 - Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey 1968 - Maine Senator Edmund Muskie 1972 - Former Ambassador Sargent Shriver 1976 - Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale 1980 - Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale 1984 - New York Congresswoman Geraldine A. Ferraro 1988 - Texas Senator Lloyd Bentsen 1992 - Tennessee Senator Al Gore 1996 - Tennessee Senator Al Gore 2000 - Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman 2004 - North Carolina Senator John Edwards 2008 - Delaware Senator Joe Biden These are the Republican VP candidates, since 1952 1952 - California Senator Richard Nixon 1956 - California Senator Richard Nixon 1960 - Ambassador Henry Cabot Lo ...
Graydon Carter and his team at Vanity Fair wisely, and not inappropriately, added Matt Drudge to their "New Establishment" list of important people readers should shamelessly imitate and pander to. The internet gossip ranks at 74, just above Donatella Versace and just below Nintendo game designer Shigeru Miyamoto. More importantly, he posted the magazine's full list to his highly-trafficked website, thus encouraging his readers to go buy the magazine and figure out why, say, Vogue Anna Wintour has suddenly been added (mysterious) and why Russian strongman Vladimir Putin is entering the rankings this year at number (gimmick to generate buzz and boost sales). Other strange additions, and the full list, after the jump. Marc Jacobs is "returning?" Well, if the designer can leverage his sex life into a New Yorker profile, he's probably a decent fit here, in the pages of the New Yorker 's more fashion-conscious corporate sibling. Movie moguls Harvey and Bob Weinstein plummet to 87 from 41. But they're so used to sinking feelings they probably barely notice them anymore. Venture capitalist (and godfather to Google and Yahoo ) Michael Moritz fell to 88 from 56. Is the shine off Google that badly? What an odd time to add Walter Mossberg to the list. The grossly overpaid Wall Street Journal technology columnist was recently replaced on CNBC by the Times ' David Pogue, whose theater background and hammy stage personality make him by far the ...
Starring: Bruce Willis ... Harry S. Stamper Billy Bob Thornton ... Dan Truman, NASA Administrator Ben Affleck ... A.J. Frost Liv Tyler ... Grace Stamper Will Patton ... Charles 'Chick' Chapple Steve Buscemi ... Rockhound William Fichtner ... Colonel William Sharp, Shuttle Freedom Pilot Owen Wilson ... Oscar Choi, Geologist Michael Clarke Duncan ... Jayotis 'Bear' Kurleenbear Peter Stormare ... Lev Andropov, Russian Cosmonaut Ken Hudson Campbell ... Max Lennert (as Ken Campbell) Jessica Steen ... Jennifer Watts, Shuttle Freedom Co-Pilot Keith David ... Lt. General Kimsey Chris Ellis ... Walter Clark Jason Isaacs ... Dr. Ronald Quincy, Research Director: Michael Bay Watch Full Movie ...
She may have been Lost , but it looks like the redheaded Rebecca Mader has found a path and a sexy on-screen husband. The Hollywood Reporter posts that Mader is in final negotiations to play the lead female role in the super-wacky sounding Men Who Stare at Goats . That means she gets to play wife to Ewan McGregor's Bob Wilton -- a reporter in Iraq who meets a man ( George Clooney ) who says he's a "former secret U.S. military psychic soldier who was reactivated after 9/11." The plot is so very strange, and most likely destined to be awesome. But that's not all -- the film is also getting Stephen Lang , fresh off Avatar and Public Enemies . In the what-if area of cinematic news: With a Ghostbusters sequel on the way, Bill Murray told MTV that he thinks a woman should be in on the action. That's not a bad idea at all, so the big question is: What funny woman out there can bring on the laughs AND kick ghostly ass? ( Editor's interjection: Jenna Fischer .) Meanwhile, the Fame cast has now come together, according to THR . Unlike star Thomas Dekker, who has made a name for himself through Terminators and Heroes, this is a big cast of unknowns -- Kristy Flores, Paul Iacono, Paul McGill, Naturi Naughton, Kay Panabaker, Kherington Payne, Collins Pennie, Walter Perez and Anna Maria Perez de Tagle. You can hit the link to find out who they're going to play, and in the meantime, wonder who Debbie Allen will be this time around. Rumor has i ...