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Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010
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Update: Tuesday's Postponements and Time Changes

Plenty of tickets remain for rematch

OFC ppd. for Tuesday

There is NO conspiracy

Postal Planet moving

Update 2: Monday postponements and time changes

11 Ways to Keep Your Heart from Exploding

Lady Mules, ppd./Tyler's illness

Run-of-the-mill winter storm

OFC ppd. for Monday

Original Wimpy's: nickel burgers

Favorite Super Bowl commercials

'Glazed Donut Melt' Issue Needs A Federal Grant

The Other Side of Banning

What's your favorite pizza place in Southeast Missouri?

LIVE from Doniphan OFC Tournament Day 1

TRCC to honor Bess

MVC championship game postponed

It's open seat season in Cape Girardeau County

My forecast for next week: 0-14 inches of snow

Rain changing to snow, then more snow, then rain, followed by snow

MVC Tourney Part 1

Cape Central city champs 1952-53

Local 'Bicycle Beer Bandit' Has West Coast Rival

Eighth District fundraising maps

Interactive First Friday

Football recruits difficult to size up

A True 'Missouri First' Jobs Plan

SEMO to play at Miami (Ohio) in BracketBusters

How are you spending your tax return refund?

Fostering Here and There

We should declare Feb. 3 as "Dartboard Day"

More accounts of the Bloomfield Road

Race for SEMO title heats up

Midweek Mystery: Notre Dame vs. Central basketball 1960s

Mall clothing store closes; another restaurant could be out of business

Will The Real 'John Cobb' Please Pay His Debts

Xploring bleach bottle bird feeders

Making a Difference...

Mules move up in football

Covering Notre Dame-Cape Central live - ND wins 70-55

Wyatt takes over Malden Football

Ectoplasm

Final wrap-up for Winter Storm "Bumblebee Man"

Time Flies........................

Colonial Tavern

A Briefly Simple Morning

It's Not Fair. It's Just the Way It Is

More of Katey

Raiders and Lady Raiders

Welcome to a weekend winter wonderland

New Update: Game Cancellations

Mules-Central postponed

Those wild and crazy computer models

It turns out forecasters don't control the weather...

Sophisticated software simulations still show significant snow

Vintage Cape Girardeau video

Ice skating at Capaha Lagoon

I Am No Longer A 'Blogger'

Saturday's game

SEMO suffers tough loss

Forecasters foretell flake-filled fluffy future

Emerson has strong fundraising quarter while Sowers continues to do well

Bud's Vacuum Sales and Services opens sister location

Hero of the Day

Why Use a REALTORŪ?

'Dirty Jobs' Host Is As Entertaining As His Show

Lady Mules-Central earlier tipoff

Mules win tournament in Springfield

Computer models starting to flop, we may only get 2 or 3 inches

Apple's Dumpling: Not Quite Done

Expected Snow Totals...

We're going to get 5.2 inches of snow. Maybe. Possibly. Perhaps.

Full State Funding for Missouri's Students

2010 OFC Basketball Tournament Seeds

Finally, a movie for believers
"Eli's coming ... get down on your knees." I played the song, "Eli's Coming," by Three Dog Night, over and over on my stereo as a teenager. Even now, I can remember turning it up loud in the basement and hearing my mother stomp on the upstairs floor in complaint...
Diving into facts about ring-neck duck
Although this bird is named the ring-neck duck, it is most easily identified by the white ring close to the black tip of its bill. It is a common diving duck and will dive to escape danger. A smart little duck, this one will sometimes even elude hunters by diving, swimming underwater for several yards to another location, surfacing and flying away...
Adherence to Constitution not a sometimes thing
By Paul J. Passanante On Jan. 14 the Missouri Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Klotz v. St. Anthony's, a case that challenges the constitutionality of the caps that the Missouri General Assemble has imposed on damages in medical negligence cases. ...
On a mission to watch all 10 best picture nominees
Let's talk globally for a moment, shall we? The Oscar nominations were released earlier this week, including the 10 best picture nominees. Not five this year, but 10. It figures that the year I decide to watch all the best picture nominees is the year the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences decides to double the number of films...
A cat's life
Miss Kitty, the calico cat who lives with us, has us figured out. And we continue to discover more and more about our constantly shedding purr factory. Because she is partly an outdoor cat, Miss Kitty keeps her claws sharp and ready to use. Too ready, sometimes. When she purrs, her paws knead the closest soft surface -- usually my midsection -- and her claws etch interesting patterns into my skin...
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Does smoking affect where you go to eat?
 Yes, if it's too smokey, I won't go there.
 Yes, I won't eat anywhere that smoking is allowed.
 Yes, I enjoy smoking. If I can't smoke there, I won't eat there.
 No, if the food is good enough, I'm there.
 No, I really don't think about that at all.

Weird news
Complaint claims mayor uses mute button on speakers
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Los Angeles County prosecutors are looking into a complaint that the mayor of Carson cuts off public speakers at City Council meetings if he doesn't like what they're saying. David Demerjian of the district attorney's office said the complaint claims that Mayor Jim Dear hits the mute button on speakers before the three-minute time limit is up....
Man claims Va. deputies beat him for burping
ROANOKE, Va. (AP) -- A Roanoke man claims sheriff's deputies beat him in the city jail because of his burping. Thomas Scott Vandegrift made the allegations in a federal lawsuit filed last week against several deputies, the city, the sheriff's office and the sheriff. According to the lawsuit, the deputies were annoyed by Vandegrift's burping, which was caused by acid reflux....
Dog waste piling up at Wyoming forest trails
JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) -- A smelly problem is piling at trails around Jackson where people go hiking and cross-country skiing with their dogs. How big is this problem? Bridger-Teton National Forest officials say they recently counted 173 piles of dog waste around just one trailhead....
Makeup bandit returns after 6 month absence
CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) -- A bandit who likes to steal makeup from a well known drug store chain has returned after a six month absence. Chandler police said the "Blue Basket Bandit" attempted a theft Monday at a Walgreens store. Over the past two years, police said the thief has stolen approximately $10,000 worth of cosmetic merchandise from Walgreens stores around Chandler and neighboring cities....
Man allegedly steals ambulance with patient inside
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Authorities say a drunken man stole an ambulance from a Wisconsin ski area with the patient and paramedics still inside. The Dane County Sheriff's Department says emergency responders were treating a patient in the back of the ambulance at the Tyrol Basin Ski and Snowboard Area in Mount Horeb on Monday night. They say a 24-year-old Illinois man got into the vehicle and drove it around the parking lot....
Man rescued after 3 days in snow-covered SUV in CO
SAGUACHE, Colo. (AP) -- A 31-year-old Indiana man says he had not food but kept himself hydrated with Mountain Dew and snow while he was stuck in his snow-covered SUV in southwestern Colorado for three days....
Cattle battle: NZealand has more cows than kiwis
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- New Zealanders who for decades have endured jokes about being outnumbered 20-to-1 by sheep have a new farm animal majority to worry about: cows....
Man points gun at neighbor over snow shoveling
NEW CASTLE, Del. (AP) -- New Castle County Police said a man pointed a gun at a neighbor who was shoveling snow on Saturday at the Hampton Walk Apartments. A man told police a neighbor came outside while he was shoveling, pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him if he didn't stop shoveling snow onto his car....
Teen crashes car into school, drives down hall
SHORELINE, Wash. (AP) -- Sheriff's deputies said a 17-year-old boy crashed his parents' car through the doors of Shorecrest High School in Shoreline, then drove it down the hall. The car finally stopped 75 yards later when it hit a security office. Two school workers were still on the property and heard the crash....
Rotten radishes prompt gas leak calls in Ohio
DEFIANCE, Ohio (AP) -- An Ohio fire department says the smell of decaying radishes prompted calls from residents worried about a possible gas leak. Tiffin Township Volunteer Fire Department near Defiance in northwest Ohio responded to five reports of suspicious smells in the last 45 days. A field of oilseed radishes, planted as a cover crop that adds nutrients to the field, is near a natural gas compression station and a gas exchange station....