Bakersfield.com (Free subscription) | 29/11/2008
HANFORD -- Cougar Williams ran for two first-quarter touchdowns and caught a 53-yard scoring scoring pass in the second period to lead Hanford past Delano 48-6 in a CIF Central Section Division III football playoff quarterfinal Friday. Williams scored on runs of 20 and 3 yards in the opening quarter, and caught his TD pass from Bryant Furtado, which led to a 19-0 lead.
Vital Signs Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
I know, I know...it's downright unpatriotic (almost irreligious) to question the efficiency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. But several researchers, daring to venture into facts rather than mythical fancies, are realizing that the financial acumen of the sainted FDR was considerably less than what the Democrats, the MSM and your sophomore history teacher has led you to believe. Perhaps key among...
The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
... -- and as it once was. When in March 1933, a few months after Coolidge gave up the ghost, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was inaugurated president, people looked forward to audacious changes, even if they had little or no idea just what, in concrete terms, that might mean. If Coolidge, an iconic representative of the old order, knew that the ancien régime was dead, millions of ordinary Americans...
Polite Dissent (Free subscription) | 01/12/2008
I was pretty sure I knew what was going on in Narcopolis — at least for the first three issues — but the farther I read in the last issue, the more I felt that understanding slipping away. When I finished the story, I was pretty sure Delano really didn’t know what was going [...]
Iowa Independent (Free subscription) | yesterday
... Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, Knox attained prominence as a Chicago newspaperman, branding Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s economic agenda “alien and un-American” and repeatedly proclaiming its failure. Four years later, knowing Knox’s prestige among the GOP faithful and mindful of the need for national unity as Europe fell to the Nazis, President Roosevelt made Knox, who agreed with Roosevelt on...
The Nation Blogs (Free subscription) | yesterday
... as it once was. When in March 1933, a few months after Coolidge gave up the ghost, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was inaugurated as president, people looked forward to audacious changes, even if they had little or no idea just what, in concrete terms, that might mean. If Coolidge, an iconic representative of the old order, knew that the ancien régime was dead, millions of ordinary Americans...
Recent Posts at Lightstalkers (Free subscription) | 29/11/2008
LA GALLERIA GRAZIA NERI invitation for one-person show SULLE ORME DI TIZIANO TERZANI Photographs by James Whitlow Delano OPENING Monday 1 December 2008 at 6:30 pm GALLERIA GRAZIA NERI Via Maroncelli 14 MILANO James Whitlow Delano is opening sponsors: main sponsor NIKON technical sponsor EPSON book VALLARDI The show continues until 16 January 2009 Closed Sunday and the 24th of December...
Triphow (Free subscription) | 01/12/2008
... Especially for their hotels in Los Angeles (Mondrian) and Miami Beach (Mondrian, Shore Club and Delano), where this kind of thing could really take off, if word spreads around about the ‘recess parties’. New York, I’m afraid, is too far gone into hibernation to be revived with this kind of gimmick. Only thing that’s going to wake up the City that never sleeps is a healthy infusion of cash....
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 30/11/2008
In his first 100 days in office, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt reorganized the nation's banking system, created the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Civilian Conservation Corps, raised farm incomes, ended the gold standard and helped millions of...
RssDaily (Free subscription) | 30/11/2008
Working on the day after Thanksgiving, Brian Williams used Friday's NBC Nightly News to promote a new book from FDR's grandson, providing Williams with an opportunity to propose: âIn your estimation, could we use a little FDR right about now?â Though Franklin Delano Roosevelt's policies failed to end the Depression, Williams hailed him as âthe man who led this nation out of financial...
NewsBusters (Free subscription) | 30/11/2008
Working on the day after Thanksgiving, Brian Williams used Friday's NBC Nightly News to promote a new book from FDR's grandson, providing Williams with an opportunity to propose: “In your estimation, could we use a little FDR right about now?” Though Franklin Delano Roosevelt's policies failed to end the Depression, Williams hailed him as “the man who led this nation out of financial disaster.”...
Watch Online Hindi Movies (Free subscription) | 29/11/2008
Starring: Meryl Streep ... Gail Hartman Stephanie Sawyer ... Willa Joseph Mazzello ... Roarke David Strathairn ... Tom Elizabeth Hoffman ... Gail's Mother Victor Galloway ... Gail's Father Kevin Bacon ... Wade John C. Reilly ... Terry William Lucking ... Frank Diane Delano ... Ranger Thomas F. Duffy ... Ranger Benjamin Bratt ... Ranger Johnny Paul Cantelon ... Violinist Glenn Morshower ...
Live From Beer Can Hill (Free subscription) | 30/11/2008
Despite all of the Chelada, Tecate, Del Sol, Corona, and other imported mexican beers I consumed during my time in Delano, I never tried Caguama. In fact, I don’t even remember seeing it in the stores.Fresno stores have it though, and I bought a six pack awhile back. ‘Caguama’ is slang for the loggerhead [...]
TODAY ON VOT3R - Politics STORIES (Free subscription) | 29/11/2008
Working on the day after Thanksgiving, Brian Williams used Friday's NBC Nightly News to promote a new book from FDR's grandson, providing Williams with an opportunity to propose: "In your estimation, could we use a little FDR right about now?" Though Franklin Delano Roosevelt's policies failed to end...
Washington Post (Free subscription) | 29/11/2008
Curtis Roosevelt was just 3 years old when he and his older sister Eleanor moved into the White House with their newly separated mother, Franklin Delano Roosevelt's only daughter. For Eleanor and Curtis -- known to the public as "Sistie and Buzzie" -- it was the beginning of a life under great...
