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I’ve always loved Sandra Tsing Loh.

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Debra Ollivier: Funny, Filthy, and Smart: Sandra Tsing Loh Meets Sarah Silverman

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Sometimes in Washington, the bar is set pretty high. On the third day of her confirmation hearing, Elena Kagan was grilled by Lindsey Graham about her abortion views, chided by Arlen Specter for side-stepping questions and quizzed by Amy Klobuchar about the “Twilight” series. And sometimes the bar just…sits there: Nevada’s Sharron Angle remains a viable candidate today despite having to clarify her views on whether shooting the Senate majority leader is bad and why all those obnoxious unemployed people are such snobs

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HUFFPOST HILL – JUNE 30TH, 2010

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Hurricane Earl 2010 is the official name for the fifth Atlantic hurricane this season (see the complete list here ). The last Hurricane Earl formed in 1998 , striking the Florida panhandle, causing three fatalities and approximately $79 million in damage. There were also Hurricane Earls in 1980 and 1986, which did not affect land

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Hurricane Earl 2010: Updates, Information, Resources

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Arizona Republican Gov. Jan Brewer is unleashing a fierce line of attack on President Obama in a new web video over the placement of new warning signs near the state’s border with Mexico

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Jan Brewer Ad Blasts Obama Over Arizona Border Signs Amid Immigration Law Uproar (VIDEO)

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Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) used his bully pulpit as the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee to be a bully during the first day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court candidate Elena Kagan. His opening remarks were a series of unsubstantiated personal attacks with the primary intent of degrading the nominee. This of course is to be expected from the right, which has made hypocrisy an art form and inconsistency a virtue in their differential treatment of Republican and Democratic nominees to the Court.

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Jeff Schweitzer: Sessions Obsessions Hatch a Conspiracy

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It is disingenuous to say this is an “emergency” supplemental. The only “emergency” is this: In funding the longest war in history, we are putting America further into debt with China, expanding the deficit, increasing wasteful government spending, undermining our budgetary process, risking Social Security and solidifying debt that military leaders call our number one national security threat.

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Rep. Mike Honda: If Conservatives Are Serious About Fiscal Responsibility, They’ll Oppose Afghan Funds

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PayScale’s latest data showing the return on investment of attending various schools is getting a ton of press. The Wall Street Journal has an item on the data , and so does The Chronicle of Higher Education . On the surface, it’s quite interesting.

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Zac Bissonnette: Why PayScale’s Data on Which Colleges Offer Best ROI is Useless

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The far reaching implications of continued drug-related violence in Mexico has hit study abroad programs this summer. A travel advisory extended twice since March finds colleges tasked with determining whether to continue studies in areas not affected by the violence or to suspend all programs in the country until the advisory is lifted

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Stephen Montemayor: Travel Warning Deters Some From Summer Study In Mexico

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It’s funny what inspires one toward a career in science or engineering. Kary Mullins who earned the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1993, says it was the experience of growing up in the rolling foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina that did it for him. There, in a more simple and idyllic time than today, he had the freedom to build and launch his own rockets, and to dream while exploring the biodiversity in the woods, the swamp and the orchards near his home.

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Larry Bock: Let’s Put Discovery Back into Our Science Classrooms!

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“Experts at Manchester University claim the bonds of friendship are so deep that splitting with even unwanted pals leads to ‘terrible’ guilt. And women in particular find it more traumatic to dump their friends than they do their lovers,” reported The Daily Telegraph on April 13

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Rachel Bertsche: Breaking Up Is Hard to Do — Even More So With a Friend