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Lynn Sweet has the details of the “memorandum of understanding” worked out between the two campaigns which will govern the details of tomorrow night’s debate:

Cuban-American Raul Lopez chairs state chapter of National Hispanic Republican Assembly "The awesome honor and responsibility of being Hispanic Americans" The Tennessee Republican Party issued this press release in recognition of Hispanic Americans and Hispanic Heritage Month:The Tennessee Republican Party joins President Bush in marking the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month

City Paper editor Clint Brewer calls a spade a spade when it comes to what happened to Rosalind Kurita this Saturday:

After winning last year’s special election against Republican Oscar Brock, Senator Andy Berke is at it again:

When Sen. Andy Berke launched his first state Senate campaign last year, fewer than 50 people turned out to help celebrate the occasion.

I realized that I have inadvertently done a brilliant thing to improve my productivity here in the office.

(”You mean like not blogging in two weeks?”)

No! Screw you, inner monologue.  He can get so self-righteous sometimes.

You’ll probably have to wait until Tuesday to hear it, but do I have a story for you?  It’s about yesterday, Saturday, and some crazy people I met in Maryland.

NYC is eliminating two lanes of traffic on the world's most famed and traffic-congested boulevard in order to make it more bike-and pedestrian-friendly:

I’m about to break Rule Number 2 of food writing: “No animals and food on the same page.” Sanitation thing.

My family were at our local YMCA yesterday. The temperature was over 90 degrees and the pools were packed. We noticed the largest of the pools, the one with the large water slides was empty. It seemed strange because a lifeguard sat high above the pool, but everyone there was in the other two pools.