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There really is a group for everything. My research on couples whose relationships are stymied by immigration policy has led...
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Wouldn't it be amazing if people started finding tomato plant volunteers in their lawns instead of dandelions?
That's the topic sentence of this blog post. In addition to writing a book this summer, I will begin teaching topic sentences and other lies you learned in school starting next week at Brown Mackie College in Boise.
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Paleomedia has been caved up for the winter, and apparently too fat to emerge in time for spring. But summer is here, the corn is ankle high, and it's time to resurrect this Web site. I have some plans. Let me know what you think.
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In the last week, thoughts of the future of journalism have gone to code red. It was one of those...
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Olmstead picks up the immigration football. Idaho Business Coalition for Immigration Reform gets racist flood after launch of education campaign....
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Lawyers say talks to keep Tamarack running past March “challenging.” Just 27,000 skier visits this year; $304,000 deficit. Swiss bank...
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City of Boise facing ’09, ’10 shortfalls. $3.4 million in 2009 and looking like $9 million next year. Layoffs possible....
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Obama tips hat to nonbelievers in inaugural Paleo did not even notice, but Lloyd Lowe did in theThe Arbiter. “Obama...
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Does cutting tax collectors cost the state more? Carlson asks the question in the IBR....
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Community mental health crisis center victim of budget cuts. citydesk on...
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Senate panel approves administrative cuts to state worker leave. Sagness tried to stop it: “Don’t strike it. Redefine it.” Hopkins...
