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• The Most Important Time of the Day

  Published: July 30, 2007, 6:30 pm

  Tags: Parenting, Schoolbus, Asd, Aspergers, Autism, Autos, Cars, Children, Driving, Education, Family, Highways, Mom Chauffeur, Parenting, Pdd Nos, Roads, Schooolbus

  This would be, I often think, the time that Charlie’s schoolbus pulls up and I see his big brown eyes looking aslant out the window. (For ESY 2007, That Time has been 1:05pm, if not earlier.) For the past six years, I have arranged my work schedule according to that time; when I can, I have sought out shortcuts from work to home and bothered

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• How the biased liberal-dominated legal system conspires against innocent motorists

  Published: August 30, 2007, 1:00 am

  Tags: Cyclists, Video, Immigrant Violence, Christian Persecution, Fiasco, Highways, Cyclist, Fault, License, Biased, Fund, Fined

  Friends, Not so long ago, I told you the story of how a deranged, violent cyclist caused over $600 worth of damage to my truck. Later I told you how I, as an innocent victim attempted to make peace with the cycle-maniac, even though the accident was entirely his stupid fault.

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• Land Rover Helps Highways Agency To Keep Traffic Moving

  Published: September 29, 2007, 3:45 am

  Tags: Business, Cars, Highways, Land Rover

  49 of its vehicles to the Highways Agency, the organisation responsible for maintaining and operating England's motorways and major A' roads. The new Discovery 3 vehicles will replace existing Land Rovers from the agency's fleet which have been used by its uniformed Traffic Officers, who patrol the motorways day and night helping to keep

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• Club for Growth: conservative hypocrisy?

  Published: November 13, 2007, 1:25 am

  Tags: Arkansas, Jackson, Activities, Approved, Bill, Building, Built, Club, Defense, Exoxemis, Finance, Fortune, Government, Groceries, Growth, Heavily, Heir, Highways, Improved, Inadequate, Insurance, Keeping, Little Rock, Mantra, Membership, Politics, Priveleges, Resea

  Club for Growth President Pat Toomey was recently quoted, "Earmark reform will shine a glaring light on the profligate pork barrel projects and the politicians who sponsor them,"  It didn't occur read more

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• New Jersey Names Highway After Drunk Driving Congressman [Famous Drunk Congressmen]

  Published: February 13, 2008, 4:34 pm

  Tags: Drunk Driving, Famous Drunk Congressmen, Highways, Jon Corzine, New Jersey, Robert Roe

  One night in 1993, then-Congressman Robert Roe of New Jersey, with a .17 blood-alcohol level, “veered out of his lane in Rockaway Township and ran head-on into a minivan carrying a family of three.” For this service to his country, the New Jersey state government recently renamed a highway after him. Congratulations to drunk

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• That Drunk Jersey Congressman Doesn't Want Highway Named After Him [Famous Drunk Congressmen]

  Published: February 15, 2008, 11:32 am

  Tags: Congressmen, Famous Drunk Congressmen, Highways, New Jersey, Robert Roe

  Ex-Congressman Robert Roe of New Jersey, whose record of hitting family vans while drunkenly driving motorcars got a highway dedicated to him, is requesting that the Jersey government rescind the naming legislation. This request would’ve been useful before the legislature and governor drafted and passed the legislation. And why is he turning

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• That Drunk Jersey Congressman Doesn't Want Highway Named After Him [Famous Drunk Congressmen]

  Published: February 15, 2008, 11:32 am

  Tags: Congressmen, Famous Drunk Congressmen, Highways, New Jersey, Robert Roe

  Ex-Congressman Robert Roe of New Jersey, whose record of hitting family vans while drunkenly driving motorcars got a highway dedicated to him, is requesting that the Jersey government rescind the...

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• Unbuilt Boston: The Ghost Cloverleaf of Canton

  Published: May 2, 2008, 7:25 am

  Tags: Boston Blog Main, Transportation, Automotive, Boston, Highways

  Transportation, automotive, Boston Wade Roush wrote: Last Halloween, a Boston startup called Untravel Media published a multimedia walking tour called “Boston’s Little Lanes and Alleyways” that guides listeners through some of the city’s oddest secret passageways and back streets. I took the tour myself, and found

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• WB okays next phase of controversial road project; reforms ‘in place’

  Published: May 15, 2008, 4:38 am

  Tags: Civil Society, Governance, In The News, Bantay Lansangan, Corruption, Department Of Public Works And Highways, National Road Improvement And Maintenance Project, Nrimp1, Nrimp2, World Bank

  WASHINGTON-based lender World Bank yesterday announced its approval of the $232-million loan for the second phase of the National Road Improvement and Maintenance Project (NRIMP-2) despite irregularities and corruption allegations encountered during its first phase. WB Philippines Director Bert Hofman said that the Bank's Board of Executive

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• How to avoid road rage

  Published: June 22, 2008, 7:30 pm

  Tags: Misc, College, Entertainment, Avoid, Bad, Behavior, Cars, Drivers, Driving, Expressways, Highways, How, Mad, Rage, Road, Traffic, Trucks

  Hey everyone, I’m back!! yay! LOL Sorry about my disappearance, I’ve been taking a little bit of time t0 collect my thoughts and work on “A is for Alexia” so the next couple of chapters will be uploaded soon. Now… On to… AVOIDING ROAD RAGE. *sigh and stands up slowly* “My name is Ms.

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