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User Details are only visible to members.	You know, I thought of that too. It also occurred to me that Farsi is the principle language of Iran.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11701 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Dang. I thought that FARS (farce) was part of the joke.
Flat Rock NC			Username hidden (2792 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Iran's leading news agency published a mock poll that claimed rural whites in the U.S. favored Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad over president Barack Obama. The mock poll was originally published on a popular U.S. media site, The Onion. The FARS news agency—which touts itself as Iran's leading independent news agency while others note its ties to government—published much of the made-up poll that first appeared in the U.S. parody website. The Onion site quoted a fictitious Gallup Poll that noted "77 percent of rural Caucasian voters...would much rather go to a baseball game or have a beer with Ahmadinejad...than spend time with Obama." FARS led its story with that statement and even quoted someone from the Onion piece, West Virginia resident Swiderski, saying of Ahmadinejad, "I like him better." Word of duping the Iranian agencies made its way through media sites and was also picked up by media blogger Jim Romenesko. The Onion had a little fun with it, too, it seems, adding to the end of the article, "For more on this story: Please visit our Iranian subsidiary organization, Fars." The story was live on the FARS website early on Friday afternoon but was no longer available by 1:30 p.m. ET. The link to FARS goes to an earlier screen grab of the story that had been on the FARS website.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11701 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"I'd think this would satisfy most reasonable concerns." Oh, but you're attempting to apply "reasonable" where it is highly unlikely to actually describe parents who would oppose this. It certainly does satisfy reasonable concerns and I'd whole-heartedly support it in our district. Unfortunately, there'd be so much outcry from unreasonable people that it would never even be considered here.
Cincinnati OH			Username hidden (3299 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"... unless the parents opt out of the program after receiving a school letter informing them of the new policy. " I'd think this would satisfy most reasonable concerns.
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User Details are only visible to members.	I'm fine with it. Even if were still living in NYC.
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12241 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	How do you feel about this? I'm also wondering if Moms may feel different than Dads might... ------ The New York City Department of Education is providing morning-after pills and other birth control drugs to students at 13 city high schools. School nurse offices supplied with the contraceptives can reportedly dispense "Plan B" emergency contraception and other oral or in jectable birth control to girls as young as 14 without telling their parents -- unless the parents opt out of the program after receiving a school letter informing them of the new policy. Fox affiliate WNYW reports that New York City high schools have supplied free condoms to teens in the past, but this is the first time city schools have given hormonal birth control and Plan B, which can prevent pregnancy if taken up to 72 hours after unprotected sex. Connecting Adolescents to Comprehensive Health, known as CATCH, is part of a citywide plan to prevent teen pregnancy. The city says about 7,000 girls get pregnant by the time they reach the age of 17 and that more than half of them choose to get an abortion, the station reported. The Plan B distribution could be the first of its kind in the nation, according to The National Association of School Nurses. The organization said it could not locate another school district that supplies Plan B.
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User Details are only visible to members.	It seems that there are some deer out there who do not like Obama.... ww.grindtv.c om/outdoor/blog/35060/mystery+of+the+obama+yard-sign+destruction+caper+is+solved/
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11701 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Allowing your kids to play on scooters outside the house on a quiet street seems innocent--and common--enough. But a Texas mom was arrested and spent the night in jail after a neighbor complained that the children were unsupervised. The parent, Tammy Cooper, disputes the "humiliating" charge, saying she was watching the kids, ages 6 and 9, the whole time from a lawn chair. But police took the neighbor at her word, and a few hours after the call, arrested Cooper for child endangerment. Cooper told KPRC that the arresting officer told her, "We're here for you." The accused parent spent the night behind bars. "Orange jump suit, in a cell, slammed the door, for 18 hours," she said. Cooper is suing the La Porte Police Department, the officer, and the neighbor who made the call. In a statement, the police department said it was "confident of the known actions of the officers on the scene that evening." The neighbor had no comment.
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User Details are only visible to members.	LEECHBURG, Pa. (AP) — Police say a Pennsylvania couple sold a neighbor's lost puppy for $50 rather than return it to its owner. Police in Leechburg, about 25 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, say a golden retriever and a Rottweiler puppy wandered onto the property of Scott and Roxanne Duff on Sept. 3. Police say the couple helped return the golden retriever to its owner, but they told officers that the puppy had run away. Police tell the Valley News Dispatch the Duffs really sold the puppy to a Pittsburgh woman through Craigslist. The dog has since been returned. The Duffs' phone was disconnected Wednesday. Online court records don't list an attorney for them. They are charged with conspiracy, not making a reasonable effort to return lost property and making a false report.
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