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I love online-surfing at shoe sites to see what gorgeous shoes are being offered out there in world-wide-web-land. This is evidenced by the favorites folder on my computer (which has at least 50 different online retailers and shoe manufacturers bookmarked for easy perusal). However, in doing so much

American Spectator and Americans for Tax Reform hosted Libertarian Party presidential candidate Bob Barr this morning at their monthly Newsmaker Breakfast. The on-the-record event featured assembled media who asked Barr about his positions regarding his platform and major current events."We have a

Says ‘the most important thing to do is not just offer words, but offer deeds’ (Patricia McDonnell for The Boston Globe) Sen. Barack Obama told a meeting in Chicago the U.S. should review how it can make amends for “offenses” committed during its history.

From Food to Music to Sporting Events, 87% of Respondents Indicate that Travel Involving Personal Interests Will Remain the Same or Increase Over the Next Two Years NEW YORK, July 29, 2008 — From jetting overseas for a culinary experience to a desire to learn life-enriching skills while on vacation,

Obama goes into overdrive to fake foreign policy experience Last week Barack Obama piled up more frequent flyer miles than in most campaign months. But did he win any votes by photo-opping and crooning his way across the Mideast and Europe in a week-long game of “Let???s Play President?” Well, some.

First he pulls this bit of nonsense during the tour promoting the nonsense documentary — and I use the word documentary very loosely here — “Expelled.” Now Media Matters is reporting he’s gone Godwin on the Democratic Convention and Obama.

House Republican Leader John Boehner (R-OH) spoke today at an American Spectator/Americans for Tax Reform newsmaker luncheon today, with Heritage Foundation blogging guests also on hand. Boehner and 10 Republican freshmen returned this week from an energy-oriented trip to Colorado and Alaska, and today’s session concentrated on energy issues.

Ask New Yorkers to name their favorite restaurant and they are likely to reply: Union Square Cafe. Indeed, Union Square Cafe has been ranked the city’s most popular restaurant by the Zagat Survey for five consecutive years and has earned many of the food world’s top honors, including a James Beard

Corry, John. My Times: Adventures in the News Trade. New York: Putnam, 1993. At the time of publication, Corry had worked at the New York Times for 31 years and Harper’s magazine for three years. He is now a senior editor at American Spectator.

ONLY THE UNDERDOG CAN KEEP THIS FURRY REALITY AFLOAT Columbia Spectator: Online Edition July 16, 2008 -Laura Hedli  Dear CBS: please don’t vote Tillman off the island. The skateboarding English Bulldog is practically the only thing that’ll salvage ratings for Greatest American Dog.