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Democratic Backers Question GOP Candidates in YouTube Debate

It turns out Kerr wasn't the only Democratic supporter asking questions. Ted Faturos, 20, a student at University of California, San Diego, asked a question about corn subsidies. It turns out the urban studies and planning major also worked as an intern for Democratic Rep. Jane Harman. John Hess, Harman's chief of staff, issued a statement Thursday saying Faturos is no longer affiliated with the office.

Seamless transition

Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy, club president Bill Polian and owner Jim Irsay clearly agree. Caldwell's promotion to associate head coach was formally announced last week. He has signed a multiyear deal worth about $2.5 million annually and will ascend to the top spot whenever Dungy steps down. .

SFGate: San Francisco Giants : The Splash

I said re-open the Rios talks, I didn't say do it one for one. Bedard and Santana will both be signed within the week- Toronto is going to be more desperate. This should have been, and perhaps has been, the idea: waiting was a wise move by Sabean, in retrospect. As I said in the last thread: too late to get Tim: offer them Correia or Lowry, Lewis, and Bocock. They'll do it. Pacificat: I can't believe you are dumb enough to believe what a GM *says*. You are a jerk but you don't seem stoo-pid... And neither is Sabean. He knows he needs at least one of the corner infield spots upgraded. It might be OK with EITHER Frandsen or Ortmeier starting at the corners, but sure as hell not both. If they open with Frandsen, Omar, Durham, and Ortmeier I'd be shocked.

Confidence in Newfoundland sets off home buying binge

These Real Estate Agents are starting to sound like Bernanke/Greenspan before the Bubble Bust in the US...pretty funny.

Bernanke: There's No Housing Bubble to Go Bust

But these increases, he said, 'largely reflect strong economic fundamentals,' such as strong growth in jobs, incomes and the number of new households.

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At the Mercy of the Market

COMMERCE CITY, COLO.—At least the pounding hammers have stopped for now. Until a few weeks ago, the relentless whack, whack, whack of the construction crews down the street from Randy and Lacy Sullivan's Colorado home was a constant reminder of the competition the father and daughter face as they try to sell her three-bedroom house before the bank forecloses on it. "Why are you people still building?" Randy, 62, asked the construction supervisor for Richmond American Homes recently. "You've already got all these houses on the market."