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Jim Burton talks about the Utah Jazz
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Dave Thomas discusses religion in Utah.
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Releases from US Representative Rob Bishop
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Charles Trentelman is the Wasatch Rambler
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From the gyms, to the cages and the rings
Economics, etc.
Money Talk from Vijay Mathur
Eye of Faith
A blog by JaNae Francis
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vegan
Catherine Burt is the active voice for compassionate causes.
Inside the Ropes
A Utah Golf Blog by Brady Bingham
Mike Lee
Lee’s Army
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Releases from US Senator Orrin Hatch
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Matt Gerrish covers sports with a Northern Utah point of view.
The Baseball Report
Just another Standard-Examiner Blogs site
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From the view of the Standard-Examiner Opinion Editor, Doug Gibson
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Why are you crying?
The Standard-Examiner’s Online General Manager, Mark Shenefelt
WSU Sports Blog
Weber State Athletics Coverage from Roy Burton
Monthly Archives: September 2010
Tea Bag folk owe Sen. Bennett an apology over TARP
Short and sweet: TARP was a success. The $700 billion “bailout” kept the banks from failing, kept the markets from crashing worse and, most important, is only going to cost the taxpayers $50 billion, worst case scenario, and may even … Read More
More UDOT bid scandal stuff
I’m glad to see the SL media is all over the bid flap involving Gov. Herbert and the $13 million. Latest wrinkle (here!) involves improper relationships between a UDOT employee and a contractor that everyone swears had nothing to do … Read More
GOP Devil in the Lack of Details
I could sit down and pick at the GOP’s new proposal “Pledge to America” to cure the nation’s budget and deficit and debt crisis, but why bother? The Washington Post just did a lovely job. See it here (clck) I … Read More
Posted in Blogging the Rambler
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Ultimate best beans. Hot dogs optional
In keeping with the current idiotic national theme of complaining that we’re now a nation stuck on a hot dog and beans diet because Obama has personally, all by himself, messed up the economy for all time or at least … Read More
What Obama should say: What's wrong with beans and hot dogs?
My Friend Doug Gibson has an excellent blog post (here!) on this very blog looking at a question someone asked President Obama at a recent town hall, and looking at his response. Rather than answer his blog on his blog, … Read More
Posted in Blogging the Rambler
Tagged Doug Gibson, economy, President Obama, Sarah Palin, Trentelman
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If money buys happiness, why are the rich grumpy? Not rich enough!
Interesting column today by Paul Krugman, the Nobel Prize winning economist at the NYTimes who argues that the rich today seem to be more than a little grumpy. This is really nothing new … there have been jokes, based on … Read More
Posted in Blogging the Rambler
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Strong tea but a weak party.
Gad, more Tea Party cheering today. Am I the only one who noticed that Christine O’Donnell in Delaware is wearing a red jacket identical to St. Sarah’s? All she needs is the cute little square frame glasses and she’s there. … Read More
Posted in Blogging the Rambler
Tagged Christine O\'Donnell, GOP, Republican, Sarah Palin, tea party
47 Comments
Political favors for sale or politics as usual? Yes!
The story in today’s paper about gubernatorial candidate Peter Caroon imploying that Gov. Gary Herbert is taking political contributions from companies that later received governmental contracts is interesting, but doesn’t reveal anything surprising. Caroon says the contributions raise “red flags” … Read More
Posted in Blogging the Rambler
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Dog days up on the trails
A letter writer (click here) to this paper claims that Mayor Godfrey is making up the problem of dogs on Ogden’s trails, even to the point of saying there’s no complaints of dog poop up there. Not sure what trail … Read More
Posted in Blogging the Rambler
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What would Jesus do? Why, hate, of course.
Just a brief Monday morning moment taking note of the current insanity. The Dove World Outreach Center is in Gainesville, Florida, where I lived when going to the University of Florida. The residents, then, didn’t seem horribly unbalanced but at … Read More
Posted in Blogging the Rambler
Tagged Dove World Outreach Center, Jesus, Muslim, Patraeus
16 Comments