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[edit] This Mommy's Thoughts: Snow Storm in Silverthorne

2 December 2008, by Erika The one-hour trip turned into a dangerous four-hour blizzard trip. It took us 2 hours to go 8 miles. Once we got past the Eisenhower Tunnel, though, the weather got a bit better and we picked up speed. We passed so many vehicles that ...

[edit] Dec. 2, 1942: Nuclear Pile Gets Going Dec. 2, 1957: Nuclear Power ... - Wired News

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[edit] Is Obama America's First Co-President? - FOXNews

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[edit] Informant: Fort Dix suspects came to Poconos to train for holy war ...

1 December 2008, by unknown CAMDEN, NJ (AP) — An FBI informant testifying against five men accused of planning to kill soldiers at New Jersey's Fort Dix told jurors Monday that a trip to the Pocono Mountains the men took together was meant as training for a holy ...

[edit] 30 years later, another Blackstock hits the field at finals - Huron Daily Tribune

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[edit] » A Conversation with Chavez and Castro | Black Power

1 December 2008, by unknown I had three primary motivations for this trip: to include the voices of Brinkley and Hitchens, to deepen my understanding of Chávez and Venezuela and excite my writing hand, and to enlist Chávez’s support in encouraging the Castro ...

[edit] Club notes / nwi.com

1 December 2008, by unknown Kiwanis Golden K Club meets at 1:30 p.m. every Wednesday at the Eisenhower Center. Retirees age 55 and older are welcome. The group holds fund-raisers to help local students and organizations. The club contributes to three high schools, ...

[edit] Teen seeks funds for trip - SunJournal.com

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[edit] Frisco man’s lifestyle a relic of tough times - Summit Daily News

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[edit] One Book sparks another journey - Daily Camera

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[edit] Mountain of Snakes (Part II) - Huffington Post

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[edit] Bay golfers go for it - The Daily Post

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[edit] Bud and Dick: 1915 | Shorpy Photo Archive

30 November 2008, by unknown In 1919 the Army decided to send a truck convoy across the country from California to Washington, D.C. A young Captain Dwight Eisenhower made sure to get himself included in the adventure. They discovered the roads of America to be ...

[edit] Outward Bound survival changes attitudes forever - The News-Press

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[edit] Manitowoc Lincoln rally comes up short against New Berlin Eisenhower - Herald Times Reporter

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[edit] Specolations - Unusual Thanskgivings

27 November 2008, by brotherguy They remember the Washington DC trip as actually in 1956, which would make it only a couple of weeks after Eisenhower's re-election. And they remember the winter picnic as not occurring on Thanksgiving but just a Sunday afternoon in ...

[edit] Lemont earns return trip to state :: FOOTBALL :: YourSeason

23 November 2008, by BY CURT HERRON The Indians (13-0) -- who will be making their second consecutive trip to the state finals -- capitalized on three fumbles and a short punt by the Sequoits (12-1) in the second quarter to help them grab a 28-7 halftime lead. ...

[edit] Hillary Talks Transit, But Not Her Trip to Chicago

14 November 2008, by Jimmy Vielkind Clinton went on to call for investments in mass transit infrastructure as a new necessity like the Interstate Highway System when it was passed by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1956. "That was the right investment for the 1950s; ...

[edit] Sarah Palin's 'Checkers' speech

3 November 2008, by Most people have probably heard a reference to Richard Nixon's 'Checkers' speech. Just a few days after he had been selected by Dwight Eisenhower in 1952 to be the vice-presidential candidate on the Republican ticket, the New York Post ran a sensational article with the headline "Secret Rich ...

[edit] where did eisenhower really go? and what was he really talking about?

12 October 2008, by Dr. Joseph P. Farrell for years in the ufology community there has been speculation that president dwight d. eisenhower made a secret trip to a us air force base during 1954, to make official contact with “et” emissaries and to negotiate some sort of modus ...

[edit] District 61 board discusses kindergarten enrollment, band trip

1 October 2008, by Laura Castle, lcastle@mysuburbanlife.com Plan presented for Eisenhower band trip. The Eisenhower band may be headed to “the sweetest place on Earth”. Hershey, Pennsylvania is the site chosen for this year’s band trip, which will include the symphonic band, jazz band, ...

[edit] Strolling 63rd Street

22 September 2008, by My project to walk the length of Chicago's major streets always takes me to tasty grub, interesting sights, cool taverns and interesting people. Having hiked the length of Western, Milwaukee, Halsted, Archer and Grand, it's time to walk another South Side thoroughfare, so why not 63rd Street? At 11 ...

[edit] NASA Turns 50

30 July 2008, by phobos13013 writes "Fifty years ago yesterday, in 1958, President Eisenhower signed the United States Public Law 85-568, National Aeronautics and Space Act to create NASA. In the fifty years since its creation, NASA has made manned missions landing on the Moon, put a space station in orbit, ...

[edit] NASA Turns 50

29 July 2008, by phobos13013 writes "Fifty years ago yesterday, in 1958, President Eisenhower signed the United States Public Law 85-568, National Aeronautics and Space Act to create NASA. In the fifty years since its creation, NASA has made manned missions landing on the Moon, put a space station in orbit, ...

[edit] Today in history - adjunct

27 July 2008, by For the last several months I’ve been doing a “Today in History” article every day. We often look at history on a grand scale, but sometimes we forget that history on a grand scale is made up of dozens, sometimes hundreds or thousands of stories of stories that happened to people like us who happened ...

[edit] Being Oregonian

2 July 2008, by There's a section of dialogue in the film Gone With The Wind where Rhett Butler says to Scarlett O'Hara, "You get your strength from the red earth of Tara". I love this section of the film in part because it expresses how I feel about my home state of Oregon. I've traveled extensively throughout the ...

[edit] Psychotic visitors to the White House

28 June 2008, by In 1965, The American Journal of Psychiatry published a curious article on delusional people who had visited the White House in Washington DC, wanting to see the President. The article reviewed the cases of 40 people admitted to the Washington D.C. General Hospital from 1960-1. It also outlined 10 cases ...

[edit] Chicago Traffic Nation's Third Worst

18 June 2008, by 2008_6_18.cars.jpg Chicago has the third worst traffic in the country, according to a new study. Only LA and New York out-congest us. Bee-beeep! The report says that our local roadways were 2.1 percent more congested in 2006 than in 2007, the most traffic-heavy rush hour to travel in Chicago is Friday ...

[edit] Five Cool Things We Learned About NASCAR This Weekend (Jalopnik Does NASCAR)

17 June 2008, by Ford Racing invited Los Jalops on a NASCAR immersion trip this past Friday. At first we were skeptical, considering the big oval hasn't traditionally been our beat, but we've never been ones to shy away from bringing you the gift of knowledge, particularly when the odor of burning Sunoco 260 ...

[edit] RAF Andrews Field taken on 26 July 1948

2 June 2008, by RAF Andrews Field taken on 26 July 1948 Great Saling was the original Air Ministry name for the airfield when construction was begun in 1942 by the 819th Engineer Battalion (Aviation) of the US Army however on 21 May 1943 the official name was changed to Andrews Field in honour of Lieutenant General ...

[edit] 1950's Propaganda, Today

3 May 2008, by One nice thing about all the traveling I'm doing right now (other than making me appreciate TG and home all the more) is that there is a bitchen used-book store right in Milwaukee airport, Renaissance Books. I manage to stop by there pretty much every trip, and find all kinds of interesting ...

[edit] Fed up with typical sales jobs? Women are better at this ----- 26875456 (Cincinnati)

30 April 2008, by The right opportunity has much to do with how someone can actually overcome obstacles... We believe this is it... Apply now for more information... Take a trip with us now and learn how you can make a life changing decision... This is it Roger Howe proved a classification theorem which states ...

[edit] 1960: The Making of the President - The Breaking of a Kennedy

25 April 2008, by Jason (inceyn99) and I played our second game (together) of 1960, this time over VASSAL and over a two-session period ('cause we're so damn slow). Unlike my three other games of 1960 (including (url=http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/246717)this one(/url), where I lost by one cube), this one wasn't ...

[edit] President Bush Discusses Iraq VIDEO

11 April 2008, by President Bush Discusses Iraq VIDEO President George W. Bush delivers a statement on Iraq Thursday, April 10, 2008, from Cross Hall in the White House. Said the President, "All our efforts are aimed at a clear goal: A free Iraq that can protect its people, support itself economically, and take charge ...

[edit] The Real Eisenhower

17 March 2008, by Peace activists love to quote Dwight Eisenhower. The iconic Republican war hero who spoke so eloquently about the dangers of war and the need for disarmament makes a terrific poster-boy for peace. The image of Eisenhower as the “man of peace” is so useful that I almost hate to burst ...

[edit] What It Takes to Be President

3 March 2008, by Presidents are different from you and me. But it is not their power that makes them different. Or their money. Or their perks. Take away those things and they would still be different. One thing makes them different. Their drive. Thursday April 16, 1953 was going to be a crazy day anyway, one of those ...

[edit] If foreign citizens would cheer, swoon, and sing "Kumbaya" along with Pres. Obama, does that make him a fit commander-in...

25 February 2008, by WaPo's David Ignatius opines today that Barack Obama is just so damned cool that the rest of the world outside America — allies and enemies alike — will join in the swoon for him that has caught up so many of Obama's American supporters. Thus, Ignatius argues, America will actually be better off having ...

[edit] Paul Krassner: "My Brief Encounter With Fidel Castro"

20 February 2008, by Boing Boing hero Paul Krassner (wiki) kindly gave us permission to run this essay he wrote titled: "My Brief Encounter With Fidel Castro" In 1960, the U.S. State Department was financing counterrevolutionary broadcasts to Cuba from a radio station on Swan Island in Honduras. Program content ranged from ...

[edit] Response to naive_tree's ~Queer Children’s Books~ post from 2/13/08

18 February 2008, by Original post from (info) naive_tree: ~Queer Children’s Books~  The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Round Table (GLBTRT) of the American Library Association (ALA) compiled and recently introduced the first installment of the Rainbow List on their blog <http://blogs.ala.org/glbtrt.php>, ...

[edit] Rick Perlstein: Mitt Romney ... Not in His Father's Footsteps

10 February 2008, by Source: LAT (2-10-08) (Rick Perlstein is the author of the forthcoming "Nixonland: The Rise of a President and the Fracturing of America.") Mitt Romney, who dropped out of the Republican presidential race last week, will go down as the most robotic big-ticket presidential candidate in history -- "the ...