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Yahoo! News Search Results for tea party game for kid
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Arts and Entertainment Calendar (TCPalm.com)
Arts and Entertainment calendar, updated Oct. 10
In concert (Baltimore Sun)
in concert Today The Expendables, Rebelution
10-09-08 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE (Eurweb)
BLACKS ARE VOTING EARLY AND OFTEN IN GA: Ludacris among the reported 38 percent of African Americans casting ballots before Nov. 4. *Chris "Ludacris" Bridges won't have to worry about standing in line at his local polling station next month on Election Day.
Upcoming events - Oct. 9 (Broomfield Enterprise)
Special events
Tom Wilkinson, the actor who does it all (USA Today)
Comfortably middle-aged with a dimpled grin and crinkly eyes, Tom Wilkinson could easily be someone's favorite uncle or that nice neighbor down the road. Instead, this British actor is a man of multiple personalities, each as distinct and finely delineated as a fingerprint. Since his breakthrough as a laid-off factory supervisor who reclaims his dignity by joining a troupe of male strippers in ...
Green Bay's defense packing it in (Denver Post)
Forget Brett Favre. The Packers' issues are on the other side of the ball, where injuries are taking a toll.
Transcript: First Presidential Debate (CBS News)
A transcript of the first presidential debate between Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama -- Sept. 26, 2008 from Oxford, Miss.
Southaven Community Yard-Garage Sale (The Capital)
The Southaven Community Association will hold a multi-community, multi-family Yard-Garage Sale from 8:00 am to 12 noon (rain date Sat Oct 25) at the Heritage Harbor Shopping Center parking lot on Southaven Road in Annapolis.
Harper makes another subtle pitch for a majority (CTV Winnipeg)
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper said that another minority Parliament would be disastrous for the economy, yet another subtle pitch to Canadians to hand his party a majority government.
Japanese students give lasting memories (The Mail Tribune)
Having Japanese students stay with you for three weeks is like, well, a box of chocolates. You don't know what you're going to get but you know it will be good.
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