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Travel Deals: Labor Day Hotel Sales – In Transit Blog – NYTimes.com
Labor Day deals in Disney World, San Francisco, Mexico, Washington, DC and more.
Dangling Money, Obama Pushes an Education Shift – CSUN University …
Holding out billions of dollars as a potential windfall, the Obama administration is persuading state after state to rewrite education laws to open the door to more charter schools and expand the use of student test scores for judging …
Nature Deficit Disorder: Travel Savvy Mom
Have you heard of nature deficit disorder? The term has been bandied about a lot again lately – in view of a recent study that says TV watching is even worse.
Inglourious Basterds and True Romance: Bonded by Family Blood | /Film
Characters from one universe can’t appear in the other, but Realer Than Real characters might go see the Movie Movie films in their world.
BK Drinkwater: Dogs: Nice Animals, On And Off The Dinner Table
¿Que? The dog was killed and eaten
What They Play – Game & Watch Keychain Games Now Available
Nintendo’s Game & Watch games , developed from 1980 through 1991 can be considered the precursors to the Game Boy and today’s modern handheld consoles. Each Game & Watch unit contained a liquid crystal adaptation of a pre-established …
10 of The Greatest Horror Comedy Movies | Cinemaroll
One of the best British comedy movies ever made. And it’s got zombies, to boot! Simon Pegg and Nick Frost star as a laughable pair of buddies who find themselves caught with friends in the middle of a zombie uprising.
Legends of Music The Inkspots 8/16/2009 – jsforeman on Blog Talk Radio
The Inkspots are a musical group from the 1930s.
Marginal Revolution: A very good article on health care economics
How am I supposed to be able to afford health care in this system? Well, what if I gave you $1.77 million?