A fun start to the Elton John and Billy Joel concert tonight — the first ever concert at Nationals Park started about as well as most of the Nationals seasons have gone.
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One man was seriously injured in a two-car accident on Dennis Avenue, just east of Georgia Avenue, in Silver Spring.
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Life is full of twists and turns, odds and ends, chance encounters and decisions that steer you in one direction over another. A split second decision to take a different route, to book a later flight, to meet a friend — or not. This is such a story.
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In the past few weeks something has been awry with Twitter. I’m not talking about the random slowness or your friends over Tweeting every two minutes. And while I wish I could blame it on the big Ashton Kutcher/CNN drive to a million followers, the actual party to blame is a bit more typical — spammers, plain and simple.
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Here’s a parady video called ‘The Final Days’ by Bill Clinton on his final days in the White House. It came out in 2000 … but still gets a laugh. Think George Bush has something like this coming out?
Click the post for the full video.
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So this month marks quite a few anniversaries of sorts, highs and lows … but proof that life just has those highs and lows and it’s all about taking them as they come and moving forward.
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Elsevier Public Safety (EPS), publisher of JEMS, FireRescue, Law Officer and Public Safety Communications magazines, and a division of Elsevier Inc., today announces the addition of an eMedia strategy and operations leadership team comprised of three of the leading innovators in the industry.
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With the signing of several agreements with leading publishers — including FOLIO: parent (and my most recent employer) Red 7 — Go Forward Media has been born. The company will provide strategic and operational management for publishing and niche brands.
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No matter what his position on the issues, the economy and education. One singular incident will prevent me from voting for John McCain.
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I enjoyed the 10 minute opener of Saturday Night Live a lot better than I enjoyed the 90 minute debate. Check it out below if you’re not a late night eagle like myself.
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On O.J. being found guilty this week, there are an intriguing number of ironies here surrounding the number 13.
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Riding the Rails to Chicago — My Own Version of Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Posted on 20. Sep, 2008 by Dave.
One of my best memories with my mother is a train trip we took across the country when I was 14 years old. Now it’s time for a solo rerun.
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It would have been pretty easy to get sick of Emergency! But I don’t think I would have. If it wasn’t for one night in the nation’s capital.





















