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The Saturday Knights - Mingle

A few days ago, Freddie O'Connell let the Salemtown neighborhood association know that, with new paving of Rosa Parks Boulevard, there was a failure to install bike lanes, but he wrote that the problem should be solved by the end of the month.

Here's Freddie's account on from the Salemtown email list:

Warner Music Group reported its Q1 earnings today. Revenues were up 7% year over year, but operating income was down 45% and EPS was -$0.11.

I have a few hours left.  I STILL haven’t decided for whom I will vote.

All I know is that it will not be John McCain, and it will not be Hillary Clinton.  I agree with McCain on immigration (based on past proposals), but I don’t think he’s the man to guide the nation through what may be tough economic times. 

If I vote for Huckabee, it will be a cynical “stop McCain” vote.  I don’t like voting that way, but I’m wondering if

Ever wonder about those vast sums of political money that keep flowing in to campaign coffers? I know I do. Mainly ‘cause I can’t afford to give hardly a penny.

With football season out of the way, and sports in general in the doldrums until March Madness, we’re going to get more political around here, and that means introducing you—if you’re not yet hip—to FundRace2008.

Thanks to the

Apologies to any Who fans but the donk S.C. primary has turned into a middle-aged wasteland and Bubba Christ’s Second Coming was about as well-received as Sherman’s first:

Said Bill Clinton today in Columbia, SC: “Jesse Jackson won South Carolina in ‘84 and ‘88. Jackso