And now for something REALLY scary
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Dems Criticize GOP Over Energy Prices
Oct 29, 11:07 AM (ET)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrats chided congressional Republicans on Saturday for failing to do enough to stem high energy costs that have resulted in huge oil industry profits."What was the Republican answer to the hurricanes? More subsidies to the oil industry," Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., said in his party's weekly radio address.
Government to Unveil Super-Flu Strategy
Oct 29 10:51 AM US/Eastern
By LAURAN NEERGAARD
The Bush administration's long-awaited plan on how to fight the next super-flu will likely include beefed-up attempts to spot human infections early, both here and abroad. Expect recommendations on how to isolate the sick. Governors and mayors are on notice to figure out who will actually inject stockpiled vaccines into the arms of panicked people.
Christian girls beheaded in grisly Indonesian attack
October 29, 2005 - 7:01PM
Three teenage Christian girls were beheaded and a fourth was seriously wounded in a savage attack on Saturday by unidentified assailants in the Indonesian province of Central Sulawesi. The girls were among a group of students from a private Christian high school who were ambushed while walking through a cocoa plantation in Poso Kota subdistrict on their way to class, police Major Riky Naldo said.

Increasingly, Football's Playbooks Call for Prayer
By JOE DRAPE
Every preseason for 30 years, Coach Bobby Bowden has taken his Florida State football players to a church in a white community and a church in a black community in the Tallahassee area in an effort, he said, to build camaraderie. He writes to their parents in advance, explaining that the trips are voluntary, and that if they object, their sons can stay home without fear of retaliation. He remembers only one or two players ever skipping the outing.

After Upheavals, President Seeks to Steady Course
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 - After weeks of political turmoil, capped by the indictment of a senior administration official, President Bush will try to give his second term a fresh start by naming a new, conservative nominee to the Supreme Court and intensifying his drive to cut government spending, White House officials and other Republicans said. But he appears to see little need for the wholesale housecleaning that previous administrations tried during times of upheaval to rebuild credibility, those officials said.


WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON?


Anyone see Bill "Real Time" last night? Honestly the only thing worth watching anymore. (Swear to GOD I am in love with that man.) I remember when horror stories like these simple headlines were shocking and upsettling. Are we immune? Are we all insane? (Note: the Bobby Bowden news items is in reference to the "overly Christian turn going-on....
Maher talked about the home-schooling shit last night........)

I'm confused? When did everything go to hell in a hand-basket?


Oh! OH! The true horror......


Cusack mum, but wedding rumors are swirling
October 27, 2005
BY BILL ZWECKER SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST
Is one of Our Town's most famous bachelors finally planning to give up the single life? While John Cusack's people won't comment (as usual) on the actor's personal life, the rumors are flying Cusack is planning to walk down the aisle with actress Jodi Lyn O'Keefe. Some Cusack fan Web sites actually claim the couple already are hitched -- and have been for some time -- though that seems highly unlikely.

(WELL, DUH!!!!)

O'Keefe is probably best known for her long-running role as Don Johnson's daughter on ''Nash Bridges'' and for playing Freddie Prinze Jr.'s bitchy ex-girlfriend in the 1999 hit flick ''She's All That.'' More recently, the brunette beauty has had featured roles on ''Two and a Half Men'' and ''Boston Legal.'' The notoriously private Cusack, 39, and New Jersey native O'Keefe, who turned 27 earlier this month, have been dating for a couple of years.















A very freaky..... HALLOWEEN-EVE!!!!!
later
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