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September 2007
3 posts
“If you’re not sure who you wan to work with, consider interviewing potential landscape architects.”
—http://www.brookskolbllc.com/select_la.php?page=menu1
August 2007
21 posts
“You read about someone else like the lady that got attacked and it was like horrific, and you just it makes you sick, she said.”
—http://www.komotv.com/news/9403066.html
“Only after he collapsed about four hours later did another inmate pushed an emergency button to notify guards, who had him taken to a hospital.”
—http://www.komotv.com/news/local/9308676.html
“Johnston and her parents told the court that following her release on bond, she has worked for about three months as a customer service representative for a legitimate business. Before her arrested, she had been working in a strip club.”
—http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/law/08/22/barbie.bandit.ap/index.html
“Doctoral student Tapan Parikh is recognized for using mobile phones and open source softer to develop tools for the developing world.”
—http://www.komotv.com/news/local/9187762.html
“SEATTLE — The contractor hired to repave the road surface and replace expansion joints is ahead of schedule, which means the Department of Transportation may close another lane of Interstate 5 as early as Thursday instead of waiting until weekend as originally scheduled.”
—http://www.komotv.com/news/9148166.html
“..because we’re talking about a legally binding marriage that’s recognized in all 50 states - plus Canada and New Mexico.”
—8/14/07 episode of Days of Our Lives.
Huh?
It’s a risk Willingham didn’t have to take often in his first 10 years as a college head coach, when he coached at Stanford and Notre Dame, private universities with stricter academic admission standards .
(same article as below)
Lovely time for a new paragraph
“Usually athletes in junior colleges who aspire to play at Division 1 have issues,” Turner said. “Either academically they weren’t prepared, physically they aren’t talented enough, or they
are there because of a character issue that someone else didn’t want to deal with.”
“Drivers can sigh up for Good To Go! by visiting a customer-service center in Gig Harbor or Tacoma, by applying online at www.wsdot.wa.gov/goodtogo, or by calling 866-936-8246.”
—http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003831153_webfines10m.html
“There were supposed to get back to us yesterday with a solution but instead left me sitting in an empty conference call room for 3 hours and not returning.”
—blog.etsy.com
