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Has Tosh.0 Helped Turn Sadism into a For-Profit Industry?
So I was watching this TV show, "Tosh.0." I'm not a regular viewer, but I was on a cross-country flight with my wife and our two small monsters, and the monsters had finally fallen asleep, so this was my reward.
I like "Tosh.0." The host, Daniel Tosh,...Tags: Entertainment, Tosh.0 (tv program), Television, Television Industry, Injuries and Wounds
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Key Deer: Curious, but shy creatures
Orlando SentinelKey Deer, a subspecies of the White-tailed deer, live only in a few of the Florida Keys. An endangered species, there are only about 700-800 of these animals left. They all live on a very small range of the Keys, from Sugarloaf Key to Bahia Honda Key. It...Tags: Endangered Species, Conservation, Social Media, Wildlife, Natural Resources
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Field specialists usher in new era of SDSU Extension
BROOKINGS — SDSU Extension has hired 44 field specialists who will work in eight Regional Extension Centers across South Dakota. During a news conference Thursday in Brookings, Barry Dunn, dean of the South Dakota State University College of...Tags: Education, Conservation, Career and Workplace, South Dakota State University, Agricultural Research and Technology
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Savage/North Laurel
'Fall History Lecture Series' Michael Bosworth, a naval architect and historian specializing in the War of 1812 and the Federal period, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16, at Montpelier Arts Center, 9652 Muirkirk Road in Laurel. Free....Tags: Entertainment, Health, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Music, Arts and Culture
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For writer, Conococheague Creek just 'part of the family'
megan.mowen@herald-mail.comThe Conococheague Creek holds a special place in Stephen L. Meyers' life, so he wrote a book about the waterway, titled "Walking In Water, A history of, and tales from The Conococheague Creek." "The book is a combination of my personal adventures on...Tags: Arts and Culture, Minority Groups, Fishing
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S.D. no longer required to provide Lakota-language audio ballots
South Dakota election officials don’t need to make special provisions any longer for speakers of American Indian native languages in any of the 66 counties. Previously the federal government had required special steps in 18 counties. The audio...Tags: U.S. House of Representatives, Regional Elections, Politics, Career and Workplace, Justice System
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Analysis: Redistricting session will test GOP majority
When the Legislature meets Monday for its special session to draw new boundary lines for its 35 districts, the central tension will be the question of why some people’s preferences will be approved while others won’t get what they want. The...Tags: Laws, Republican Party, Local Government, Democratic Party, Black Hills Corporation
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Uncertainty in redistricting
swaltman@aberdeennews.comNo matter what happens at Monday's legislative redistricting session in Pierre, the representation of northeast South Dakota in the Capitol will be considerably different come 2013. Several local legislators aren't sure they will run for re-election....Tags: Politics, Public Officials, Charlie Hoffman, Justice System, Jim Hundstad
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Suicide Prevention Experts Hold Discussion on Solving "Epidemic" in Alaska
Channel 2 NewsAt the Alaska Federation of Natives on Saturday, the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs and Sen. Lisa Murkowski held a field hearing focusing on suicide prevention in Alaska. Panelists from the federal, state and local levels discussed how to solve the...Tags: Health, Substance Abuse, Epidemics and Plagues, Suicide, Suicidal Behavior
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Tribes say no to windfarm; say land is sacred
Staff WriterOCOTILLO — Eight Native American tribes gathered here for a spiritual ceremony scheduled to last all weekend to bring awareness about the possible disturbance of artifacts and ceremonial grounds by a proposed windmill project. The Ocotillo Express...Tags: Entertainment, Conservation, Music, Arts and Culture, Culture
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10/25/2011-Grumpy Republicans
I don't know if the Republicans understand how incredibly stupid they look. That's good for the Democrats and editorial cartoonists, but it's not good for democracy. Who could possibly vote for any one of those losers, except hardcore prejudiced,...Tags: Politics, Hispanic and Latino Americans, U.S. Electoral College, United States Census Bureau, Democratic Party
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10/25/2011-GOP DOA
I don't know if the Republicans understand how incredibly stupid they look. That's good for the Democrats and editorial cartoonists, but it's not good for democracy.
Who could possibly vote for any one of those losers, except hardcore prejudiced,...Tags: Politics, Hispanic and Latino Americans, U.S. Electoral College, United States Census Bureau, Democratic Party
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