First Congress Met in New York City in 1789
On the 64th day of 2008 and the 74th day of winter in 1789 the first U S Congress met in New York City and declared the new Constitution. Notable figures like Antonio Vivaldi and Casimir Pulaski are cited along with actors and athletes. Today’s quote notes stockpile retention as of 2007 and the moon lies between last quarter and new.
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Catherine O'Hara
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Ray Mancini
Obama struggles to reject Farrakhan endorsement during debate
Washington Times columnist West notes Obama dodged a direct rejection of Minister Louis Farrakhan's endorsement, offering denouncement without explicitly rejecting the support. Clinton urged a stronger stance, while Obama compared rejecting and denouncing, leaving the question unresolved.
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Farrakhan
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Muammar Gaddafi
Libya
Martin Luther King Jr
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Post-Racial Unity
Prince Harry and the war embargo critique
Washington Post columnist analyzes Britain's 10 week embargo on Prince Harry's Afghanistan deployment. He argues editors collectively hid the story to protect his safety and allows personal curiosity and royal prestige to drive media restraint rather than public interest.
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Hindu Kush
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