At these Olympics, Canada wants to win, not just host – USA Today
Canadian moguls star Jennifer Heil takes to the air on her way to winning a World Cup race Jan. 9 in Calgary. Heil, who has 25 career World Cup victories and won Olympic gold four years ago in Torino, could win the host nation’s first gold medal at
Cashing in on Kids – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The Journal Sentinel has spent more than a year investigating the $340 million taxpayer-financed child-care system known as Wisconsin Shares and uncovered a trail of phony companies, fake reports and shoddy oversight. Following is the continuing
Weekly Countdown: This year could drastically alter league’s future – CNN Sports Illustrated
But a more ominous date is 2011, as owners and players look ahead to a new collective bargaining agreement that will take effect in 2011-12. Four team executives have told me they’re anticipating a hard cap on payrolls, which will clamp down on
Letters: Los Gatos caring about senior citizens isn’t how it appears – San Jose Mercury News
The students and their families worked past sundown and collected more than 800 trees and more than $7,000 to support our music program. Special thanks to West Valley Collection and Recycling for donating six dumpsters, Los Gatos High School and the
Oromin Provides Exploration and Development Highlights and 2010 – MSN Money
– Government Mining Permit expected shortly, following recent approval of the Company’s Strategic Environmental Evaluation (SEE) Report. — Upgraded feasibility study in progress and scheduled for completion at the end of Q2 2010, to allow OJVG to
‘Someone who is truly remarkable’: Clara Hughes named flag-bearer for – Canada East
Over a successful career spent on the ice and on her bike, Clara Hughes has grown into more than simply an accomplished amateur athlete. Speedskater Clara Hughes, of Winnipeg, Man., poses with a Canadian flag after being named Canada’s flag bearer
Into the Ryan’s Den: President Obama Attends House GOP Caucus for – ABC News Blogs
President Obama held a lively give and take with the loyal opposition this afternoon, as the House Republican Conference hosted him at its retreat in Baltimore. The goal: a serious discussion of issues and how to forge bipartisan consensus going
Crist Optimistic With Budget – The Ledger
Charlie Crist on Friday presented a financially optimistic $69.2 billion spending plan that calls for increases for schools, health care and environmental programs, while also offering more than $100 million in tax cuts. Crist’s budget for 2010-11
An expert’s tips on making the most of your money – KOMO News
SEATTLE — In these tough economic times, many people are wondering how to make There’s no fairy that’s going to come and all of a sudden create a mountain of gold for you,” she said. Young people should look ahead and make sure they meet certain
George F. Will / A brain divided will not stand: The president hates – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
President Barack Obama tiptoed Wednesday night along the seam that bifurcates the Democratic Party’s brain. The seam separates that brain’s John Quincy Adams lobe from its Sigmund Freud lobe. The dominant liberal lobe favors Adams’ dictum that
At these Olympics, Canada wants to win, not just host – USA Today
Canadian moguls star Jennifer Heil takes to the air on her way to winning a World Cup race Jan. 9 in Calgary. Heil, who has 25 career World Cup victories and won Olympic gold four years ago in Torino, could win the host nation’s first gold medal at
Cashing in on Kids – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The Journal Sentinel has spent more than a year investigating the $340 million taxpayer-financed child-care system known as Wisconsin Shares and uncovered a trail of phony companies, fake reports and shoddy oversight. Following is the continuing
Weekly Countdown: This year could drastically alter league’s future – CNN Sports Illustrated
But a more ominous date is 2011, as owners and players look ahead to a new collective bargaining agreement that will take effect in 2011-12. Four team executives have told me they’re anticipating a hard cap on payrolls, which will clamp down on
Letters: Los Gatos caring about senior citizens isn’t how it appears – San Jose Mercury News
The students and their families worked past sundown and collected more than 800 trees and more than $7,000 to support our music program. Special thanks to West Valley Collection and Recycling for donating six dumpsters, Los Gatos High School and the
Oromin Provides Exploration and Development Highlights and 2010 – MSN Money
– Government Mining Permit expected shortly, following recent approval of the Company’s Strategic Environmental Evaluation (SEE) Report. — Upgraded feasibility study in progress and scheduled for completion at the end of Q2 2010, to allow OJVG to
‘Someone who is truly remarkable’: Clara Hughes named flag-bearer for – Canada East
Over a successful career spent on the ice and on her bike, Clara Hughes has grown into more than simply an accomplished amateur athlete. Speedskater Clara Hughes, of Winnipeg, Man., poses with a Canadian flag after being named Canada’s flag bearer
Into the Ryan’s Den: President Obama Attends House GOP Caucus for – ABC News Blogs
President Obama held a lively give and take with the loyal opposition this afternoon, as the House Republican Conference hosted him at its retreat in Baltimore. The goal: a serious discussion of issues and how to forge bipartisan consensus going
Crist Optimistic With Budget – The Ledger
Charlie Crist on Friday presented a financially optimistic $69.2 billion spending plan that calls for increases for schools, health care and environmental programs, while also offering more than $100 million in tax cuts. Crist’s budget for 2010-11
An expert’s tips on making the most of your money – KOMO News
SEATTLE — In these tough economic times, many people are wondering how to make There’s no fairy that’s going to come and all of a sudden create a mountain of gold for you,” she said. Young people should look ahead and make sure they meet certain
George F. Will / A brain divided will not stand: The president hates – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
President Barack Obama tiptoed Wednesday night along the seam that bifurcates the Democratic Party’s brain. The seam separates that brain’s John Quincy Adams lobe from its Sigmund Freud lobe. The dominant liberal lobe favors Adams’ dictum that