Several of the people shown in the graphic below have been captured or surrendered since Dec. 10, 2008, when the newly-created EPA list of its “most-wanted list of environmental fugitives” became the subject of a Dec. 11 post on this blog.
Much to my surprise and chagrin, the agency’s current list of fugitives — which appears [...]
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September 24th, 2008 · 1 Comment
After apparently giving up the right to remain silent, a West Virginia man who had been arrested on a charge of driving under the influence now faces an additional charge of battery.
According to this report, he gave up the right to remain silent (pun intended) and passed gas in the direction of a police officer [...]
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Captions combine with photos from around the world to tell the stories of competition over some pricey materials — oil, freedom and gold medals. See the photos below for details.
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Big-time college football coaches across the country ranked the Oklahoma Sooners fourth in the USA TODAY Coaches’ Poll released Friday. I, for one, however, believe the Crimson and Cream’s ranking is too low.
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My optimism about the Sooners rests largely upon the fact that coach Bob Stoops will have 6′ 5″ sophomore Sam Bradford behind [...]
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Many people think Hillary Clinton’s days as a viable presidential candidate are over regardless of whether or not she wins a West Virginia primary Tuesday. Regardless, the former first lady continued campaigning in the state today with daughter Chelsea at her side. Out of the public spotlight, Barack Obama relaxed, most likely [...]
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