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• Media Promote Church Involvement In Politics...For Liberal Agendas

  
  NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias — Authority: 834
  For several days NewsBusters has been chronicling media outrage over Catholic bishop Tom Tobin asking pro-choice Patrick Kennedy to refrain from the sacrament of communion. In all of their indignation over a church being involved in politics, they must have forgotten about the recent past when President Obama asked ...
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• NASA: No records found on 1965 Pa. UFO sighting – Philadelphia Inquirer

  
  Paranominal — Authority: 161
  NASA: No records found on 1965 Pa. UFO sightingPhiladelphia InquirerAP PITTSBURGH – The leader of a group that seeks to bring more credibility to the subject of UFOs isnt happy with NASA. Leslie Kean leads the all-volunteer …NASA: No records found on 1965 Pa. UFO sightingCentre Daily TimesRecords on Kecksburg 1965 ...
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• “Working the War Up Since Early 2002″ The Blair-Bush Conspiracy on Iraq

  
  War On You: Breaking Alternative News — Authority: 579
  “Working the War Up Since Early 2002″ The Blair-Bush Conspiracy on Iraq By DAVE LINDORFF CounterPunch , November 25, 2009 M ost Americans are blissfully in the dark about it, but across the Atlantic in the UK, a commission reluctantly established by Prime ...
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• Dr. No Resigns!

  
  Dave Pear's Official Blog — Authority: 124
  THIS JUST IN: The NFL’s Dr. No – Dr. Ira Casson – has just resigned along with his co-chair from their MTBI Committee. Following the release of a leaked memo sent out to all the teams, NFL Commissioner made his usual non-statement about making “progress.”AAAChairs of NFL concussion panel resign; Goodell ...
  2 days ago

• Feds: Former US Prosecutor Helped Rub Out Witnesses For Gangster Clients, Ran Drugs And Call-Girls

  
  War On You: Breaking Alternative News — Authority: 579
  Source: TPM Muckraker From federal prosecutor to accused violent gangster, pimp, and drug-dealer…That’s the unusual career trajectory taken, say the Feds, by Paul Bergrin, who was indicted earlier this month in a 39-count racketeering indictment. In a drama that could have been made for HBO, Bergrin — a ...
  2 days ago

• Joseph Fortes Pyramid of Hell: Who Pays?

  
  justsnarky — Authority: 125
  I am a little confused as to how government receivers are going to be able to get what amounts to "victims" to cough up all that money? Is that like getting victims to pay twice? Where did the money go? Dont they know? Some of the victims are non-profits. Now one victim could I think cough up the money --- the ...
  3 days ago

• Bissinger: Nutter Has Failed

  
  Dan Cirucci — Authority: 153
  From Buzz Bissinger in the Philadelphia Inquirer : Many have made excuses for Mayor Nutter, citing ad nauseam the deep fiscal problems he inherited. It is hard being mayor in a city and a country that is broke. Its also a thousand times harder being an average citizen in a city and a country that is broke. Nutter ...
  4 days ago

• Odds and Ends: Halladay Wants Out, Ticket Prices Up

  
  Phillies Nation — Authority: 551
  -Roy Halladay alert:  He has reportedly told the Blue Jays h e will not resign with them after his contract expires this season. This will certainly speed up the trading process for Toronto as they look to get as much out of him on the market as they can. Could the Phillies possibly steal him?  The Yankees will ...
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• El Perro Del Mar – Love Is Not Pop (2009)

  
  Dorks And Losers — Authority: 121
  This wouldn’t be a reliable indicator of indie success, but El Perro Del Mar ’s third LP Love Is Not Pop was reviewed in The Modesto Bee on 12 November 2009. Sure, the Bee simply reprinted a review from The Philadelphia Inquirer , but it’s a start for the very good Swedish singer-songwriter to be featured ...
  5 days ago

• The Philadelphia Inquirer Review of Nothing but Ghosts

  
  Beth Kephart Books — Authority: 428
  I have to admit that I did not see this coming. There I was at the gym, at Teresas Body Pump, aching (and I mean aching) between the shoulder rotation and abs, wondering how in the world that Teresa can sing—sing!—while were all lifting that bar again and again, while we are all shaking and trembling, when I saw ...
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• Temple Adjuncts Launch Protest

  
  Dan Cirucci — Authority: 153
  From Susan Snyder at the Philadelphia Inquirer : Adjunct instructors, who say they make up nearly half of Temples faculty, called for better pay and working conditions today at a demonstration in front of the campus bell tower near Paley Library. The part-time professors - who complain that they dont have their own ...
  6 days ago

• Headley’s father was a Pakistani diplomat, mother ran a pub in US: report

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  Washington, Nov 19 (IANS) Suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative David Coleman Headley’s father was a prominent Pakistani diplomat while his mother belonged to Philadelphia. Born Daood Gilani, Headley changed his name in 2006 taking on the surname of his mother Serrill Headley, says a media report.Serrill ...
  1 week ago

• Philly.com finally launches mobile site

  
  Chris Stover — Authority: 114
  The Web site for the Inquirer and Daily News, philly.com, recently launched its mobile Web site. One would think media outlets in large markets — such as Philadelphia — would be ahead of the curve in mobile technology. However, as in many aspects of life, Philadelphia is trying. We’re one step closer with ...
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• “We Need Merit Selection”

  
  judgesonmerit.org — Authority: 129
  In a letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer , Charlotte Glauser argues that “Pennsylvanian’s judicial system is broken.”  According to Glauser: As long as we continue the partisan election of judges, we deserve the poor quality of our judiciary. The time is long past to get rid of this system. Both parties ...
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• Welcome Aboard Comrade

  
  Get the Flick — Authority: 134
  They are wearing me down. I’m not sure I can treat these people seriously anymore. Perhaps I never should have. I’m sorry, but I can’t call this Wal-Street Journal headline even slightly better than propaganda. It’s just out and out propaganda. Airlines Fight for Safety-Upgrade Funds There’s no ...
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• Internet Annoy-vertising on Philly.com

  
  Plunge into Life — Authority: 104
  I have been a long time reader of the Philadelphia Inquirer to keep in touch with Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey news. For a couple of years I read the hard copy of the paper, but gradually grew weary of using all of that paper day in and day out. So I have since become a daily peruser of thenewspapers online ...
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• Quarantine to Stem Haverford Swine Flu

  
  The Bi-College News Online — Authority: 143
  By Noel Day H1N1 has arrived at Haverford. Director of Health Services Catherine Sharbaugh reports that after “going a long time without having it” in the past two weeks, students have been testing positive for H1N1, the strain of influenza A known as swine flu. Director of College Communications Chris Mills ...
  2 weeks ago

• Inky Still Cant Bring Itself To Cite Party

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 174
  In todays lengthy front page story regarding the Luzerne County judicial scandal, the Philadelphia Inquirer again could not bring itself to mention that those involved were Democrats. Original Article: Forum: News/Activism
  2 weeks ago

• Stephen A. Smiths Return To Print Is Imminent? [Media Meltdowns]

  
  Deadspin — Authority: 809
  After messy arbitration hearings with the Philadelphia Inquirer , it appears the beleaguered paper will announce the unwelcome return of ALL CAPS column-writing. Yes, Stephen A. will be "back on staff" again very, very soon, sources say. Sock? Still retired .
  2 weeks ago

• The Philadelphia Inquirer Editorializes on Potential Influx of Corporate Money and Need for Fair Elections Now Act

  
  Public Campaign Action Fund blogs — Authority: 119
  Yesterday The Philadelphia Inquirer ran an editorial on the pending Supreme Court case that could allow a huge flow of corporate money into our elections and calls on Rep. Bob Brady (D-Pa.) to move forward with the Fair Elections Now Act. read more
  2 weeks ago

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