Headlines from the year: 2029

Ted Nugent on the thinking of deer

WHAT DO DEER THINK...?

Ted Nugent, rock star and avid bow hunter from Michigan, was being
interviewed by a French journalist and animal rights activist. The
discussion came around to deer hunting.

The journalist asked, "What do you think is the last thought in the head of a deer before you shoot him? Is it, 'Are you my friend?' or is it, 'Are you the one who killed my brother?'"

Nugent replied, "Deer aren't capable of that kind of thinking. All they
care about is, 'What am I going to eat next, who am I going to screw next, and can I run fast enough to get away? They are very much like the French."

The interview ended at that point.

Hillary Uncensored

The producers, Robert Hahn and Scott Swett, operate Hillcap.org Hillary Clinton Accountability Project, the Web site that Paul set up in 2005 to feature court documents, videos and news articles related to his lawsuit. The video trailer "Hillary Uncensored," and the schedule for the movie are prominently displayed on the site. [READ MORE]

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• Turkish Helicopters Attack Kurd Rebels



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• A Mixed Message in Argentina's Vote



• Syria and Iran pledge help to defuse Turkey-Iraq crisis



• Wall St.'s Expanding Universe



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• Apple Posts Fix For Leopard 'Blue Screen Of Death'



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• T-Mobile Wants You To Jump At Its Shadow



• FDA OKs Novartis Cancer Drug



• X Prize Cup rocket competition flames out



• FDA- Heart Drug May Boost Risk of Death



• Castro likens Bush to 19th century imperialist monarch



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• Florida needs solution



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• Giuliani- Dems Will Change Minds on Iraq...



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• Forecasters Blow It, Again- '07 Hurricane season may rank as most 'inactive' in 30 years...

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• Azerbaijan says terror plot foiled



• First lady claims victory in Argentina



• Autism testing urged for toddlers



• Net Neutrality becomes issue in presidential race



• Photos- X Prize rocket rally in New Mexico



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• Chertoff- Fake FEMA briefing 'inappropriate'



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• But... New Home Sales Rebound in September



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• US imposes sweeping Iran sanctions



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• View photos before and after



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• Yahoo opening up home page to outside sources



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• USA, Russia at impasse on missile defense...

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• The Santa Ana winds explained



• Bush Challenges Nations to Help Bring Democracy to Cuba



• Bush pitches 'freedom fund' for Cuba



• Hillary Dishes On Marriage, Romance



• Voters favor Democratic ideas to mend healthcare



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• Thousands march over Chavez reforms



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• Buy a house, get the electric car thrown in



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• New eBay site lets people finance the world's poor



• MySpace Launches Its First Online TV Series



• SanDisk starts free video service



• iLike iPhone Applications



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• What's in Your Emergency Kit-



• Tips for Filing Fire Insurance Claims



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• Avoid Tickets After Your Car is Sold



• PICS- View From Above -- Scorched State



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• Mortgage Giant to Refinance $16B in Loans



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• More Choosing Double Breast Removal



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• Thompson Debuts Immigration Plan



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• Turkey's War Drums Grow Louder



• Nuclear split emerges in Iran



• MRSA Q&A with Dr. Tooker



• Can a Lack of Sleep Cause Psychiatric Disorders-



• Broccoli Extract Helps Prevent Skin Cancer



• Whole Grains May Cut Heart Failure Risk



• FDA scrutinizes cold drug ingredients



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• Bin Laden lambastes Iraqi insurgents



• Mobile Is Key to Microsoft Strategy, Ballmer Says



• NBC yanks its own video content from Youtube



• Dell Launches XPS 420 Multimedia PC To Take On HP, Apple



• NASA Airplane Safety Report Stalled



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• SanDisk Launches PC-To-TV Player And Online Video Service



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Pope John Paul II Shows up in Bonfire

A composite image shows, at right a bonfire which locals believe resembles the silhouette of late Pope John Paul II making a blessing, in a picture taken by amateur photographer Grzegorz Lukasik, atop Matyska mountain in southern Poland, on April 2, 2007, during a vigil marking the second anniversary of the Polish pope's death. Data on Lukasik's digital camera says the picture was taken at 21.37:30, exactly the hour when the pope died. Picture at left shows Pope John Paul II waving to faithfuls as he leaves the Vatican, in this Aug. 8, 2001 file photo. (AP Photo/Grzegorz Lukasik/Plinio Lepri)

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• Violence in Iraq drops sharply- Ministry...



• Khatami attacks Ahmadinejad on
  ecomomy...



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• Iran targets couples in continued moral crackdown...



• China to Launch Lunar Probe This Week

• Scammers Hijack eBay Accounts



• Wall Street's big bailout scam



• Who should pay for housing mess-



• 12 steps to becoming a millionaire



• Is it safe to check bank balance by cell-



• How soaring oil prices will hurt you



• Clinton learns to play nice with Drudge

• Purported bin Laden tape aired



• Cuba elections could settle question of Castro's return



• Elections in Cuba Massive, Positive



• After voting, Raúl chats with neighbors



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• US Cellular completes tower in Cuba



• Viva la revolution



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• NSA cooperation- OK for e-mail, IM companies-



• Does Microsoft have an iPhone answer-



• Florida: Basing property taxes on purchase price inherently unfair

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• China unveils likely new leaders



• With launch of TakeTV and Fanfare, SanDisk aims to bridge the gap between PC video and TV



• More than 100 times faster than
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• Bloggers should be allowed to join the journalist party



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• Veteran Air Traffic Controllers Retire Faster Than Expected

The 10 Highest and Lowest Gas Tax States (total tax per gallon)

The 10 Highest and Lowest Gas Tax States (total tax per gallon)

Source: The Tax Foundation

Top 10:

1. California (62.8 cents)

2. Connecticut (62.3 cents)

3. New York (59.3 cents)

4. Illinois (59.0 cents)

5. Michigan (54.6 cents)

6. Washington (54.4 cents)

7. Wisconsin (51.3 cents)

8. Florida (51.0 cents)

9. Hawaii (51.0 cents)

10. Nevada (50.9 cents)

Bottom 10:
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41. Arizona (37.4 cents)

42. Mississippi (37.2 cents)

43. Kentucky (36.9 cents)

44. New Mexico (36.4 cents)

45. Missouri (36.0 cents)

46. Oklahoma (35.4 cents)

47. South Carolina (35.2 cents)

48. New Jersey (32.9 cents)

49. Wyoming (32.4 cents)

50. Alaska (26.4 cents)