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Barack Obama comicbook hero
WBZ's Carl Stevens talks with Larry Doherty of Larry's Comics in Lowell about the incoming president's appearance in the next Spiderman issue.
Audio|Fri, 9 Jan 2009|More from WBZ's More on This
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“…I just aren't USA today that stores across the country going to be shown at twenty dollars were going to happen for cover price four dollars next …”
Obama in the next Spiderman Comic Book
The next Spiderman Comic Book should be a collector's item. That's because the next President of the United States will make his Spiderman debut.
Audio|Thu, 8 Jan 2009|More from WBZ's Carl Stevens Journal
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“…I just -- in the USA today. . Its stores across the country going to be shown at twenty dollars -- going to happen for cover price four dollars next …”
01/06/09
Jim and Margery Podcast for 01/06/09 - Jim and Margery debate the issue of charter schools, home schooling, and private schools.
Audio|Tue, 6 Jan 2009|More from Jim & Margery Podcast
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“…a story on the front page I repeat the front page of USA today yesterday saying of the ranks of America's home schooled children have continued -- steady climb over the past refusals illness in 2007. …”
“…but I'm hoping that I can do little better now according miss USA today study comes out of the parent and family involvement in education survey of an argument that is here the top reason cited …”
Cutting the cord on campus
(NECN: Ted McEnroe) - As we look ahead to 2009, it could be a bad one for Ma Bell - at least for landline telephone service. USA Today reports that schools and businesses are pulling the plug on traditional phone services, moving to cellphone-only...
Video|Tue, 30 Dec 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…bad bad bad year for companies provide landline telephones little story in USA today today we'll take a look at it online right now. Bomb and he starts with -- college in Georgia picture here Jennifer -- an English professor would want to 75 fact that members of the college. That are giving up land lines in their offices. For the first part of 2009 and going sold -- his cell -- she says it's great for her as far as interacting with. Students because it's the same kind of advice they used and colleges and offices are going to be -- enough land lines. At a rapid pace according to USA today it's on the analysts they talk to they talked to an analyst with Forrester research in Cambridge mass. -- says about a …”
Thanks America! You're Welcome, We Think....
Chrysler is facing a backlash after the ailing auto company took out a series of full-page newspaper ads last week to thank Americans for "investing" in the company through the government's $17.4 billion auto industry bailout plan. This has FOX25's Jim Armstrong scratching his head.
Video|Tue, 30 Dec 2008|More from MyFox Boston
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“…several pricey -- some of the nation's most expensive newspapers. Including USA today in The Wall Street Journal. The carmakers motives they seemed nice enough. They're saying thank you. -- America. Thank you of course …”
Vic Carrucci, NFL Network
Vic Carrucci joins The Big Show to discuss the Patriots, the Pro Bowl and the NFL playoff contenders.
Audio|Thu, 18 Dec 2008|More from Patriots Monday & Friday
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“…football -- human right. -- hallway. And I I assure you that USA today -- huge piece on the bills and -- I don't know that I was reading in the plane. -- it does it …”
Off the Beaten Track: Let's go Bowling
Get ready to watch 136 hours of college football madness as the upcoming bowl season approaches. The Sports Professor Rick Horrow goes off the beaten track.
Video|Thu, 11 Dec 2008|More from FOX Sports Video on MSN: College Football
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“…you think they're one sided have -- the odds Danny Sheridan USA today look at all of the games and all of the points spread. Under 65. And a half. Total points all of -- …”
Newsnight: Big Three bailout drama
(NECN: Jim Braude) - Stop me if you have heard this one before. An industry goes to Congress for billions in bailouts, and threatens catastrophe if the loan is denied. Congress fiddles and diddles, suddenly its crunch time with a crucial vote loom...
Video|Thu, 11 Dec 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…get repaid throughout like adults alike have put your hand left town USA today -- right hand. Do you believe -- taxpayers ever going to receive one dollar back. From the closed at 350 billion dollars …”
12/10/08
Jim and Margery Podcast for 12/10/08 - Jim and Margery talk about local communities that are putting a cap on gifts students can give to their teachers.
Audio|Wed, 10 Dec 2008|More from Jim & Margery Podcast
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“…so again not a salacious thing a -- it's a front page USA today it's the Boston -- Saddam Hussein is no order discussed as -- are salivating a -- I'm not blow him -- don't …”