May 27 2005 History Snapshot and Births
Today marks the 147th day of 2005 and the 63rd of spring. Notable items include the 1895 Supreme Court ruling voiding the National Industrial Recovery Act, the 1237 opening of California's Golden Gate Bridge, and a misquoted Roosevelt moment. Birthdays span Isadora Duncan Rachel Carson Hubert Humphrey Henry Kissinger Frank Thomas and others. The first Preakness was run in 1873. Quote credits Henry Kissinger. Isadora Duncan died in a scarf accident. Moon phase between full and last quarter ahead of May 30.
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U.S. Supreme Court
California
Golden Gate Bridge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Isadora Duncan
Rachel Carson
Hubert Humphrey
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Frank Thomas
Wageph Renney
Plintico Race Tack
Maryland
Urey
Heny Kissinger
Patriot memory and the Tillman family reaction
Leonard Pitts condemns how the Bush era uses casualties as recruiting tools while Tillman’s parents accuse the Army of lying about his death. The column links past denials to broader government misdirection and questions the ethics of wartime storytelling.
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Washington Post
Mary Tillman
Patrick Tillman Sr
Pat Tillman
Army
Tillman
Arizona Cardinals
Afghanistan
Maury Tillman
White House
Jessica Lynch
Lane
Patrick Mat Mary ‘Fillman
Tate
Cy Wall
Words of wisdom for grads by Mark Patinkin
Mark Patinkin offers a lighthearted graduation address style list of life lessons drawn from pop culture and daily quirks. He urges persistence through challenges, practicality in habit, and kindness, ending with a tongue in cheek note on wings and encore applause.
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Gome
Dustin Hoffman
Globalization mixed blessings and peril across nations
Newsday columnist Pinkerton analyzes globalization as dual edged, detailing how American brands profits, foreign political ideas, and terrorism funding cross borders. The piece notes risks to U.S. sovereignty, intellectual property, and cultural exchange, with examples from Saudi charities, the EU Kyoto treaty, and Mexican policy.
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Newsiwerk
China
India
Russia
U.S
Business Week
Inter Iwan
Microsoft
IAM
Madea
Al-Qaida
Hsin Technology
Council On Foreign Relations
Saudi Arabia
Clinton
Bush
European Union
International Criminal Court
United States
America
Vicdite Fos
Mexico
Fox
Ibs
Newsweek
Google
Hamid Karzai
Karzai
Washington
Fice
DL Stewart Shopping Reveals Spouse Life Difference
DL Stewart contrasts how he and his wife shop and plan meals. He buys one lime, she stocks the fridge with abundance. They end the evening with TV, videos, and a messy, busy schedule.
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Iheny
Paula Abdul
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Patriot Games
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The
Providence Journal
George Washington
Virginia Tideland
Mark Patinkin
Mpatinkin
Projo.com
Diplowna
Globalization
James Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Newsday
DL Stewart
Pauls Addi Ison
Animal Planet
Thala Warih
Jennifer Lopez
Rieh
Geer
Wetton
Richard
Stewart
Oletewart
Coxaria
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