Washington inventor develops block hoistHoist, UK - Jan 25, 2007Byron Peterson of Sequim, Washington, US has developed block hoists for conventional hydraulic ram-powered log splitters for ease and effectiveness of …

Officials want to rid campus of GA s home
Secretary of State Sam Reed and key lawmakers seem to be on the same page: The General Administration Building on the Capitol Campus has to go.

Bush touts freedom from oil in N.C. stop
FRANKLINTON, N.C. - Enzymes culled from the microbial soups of the earth were mixed with plant scraps inside a laboratory here, fermented into a sugary liquid, dumped into a beaker and presented Thursday morning to the presidential nose.

On deck: Dodgertown to ghost town? (USA Today)
Baseball fan B.F. Peters thinks Dodgertown is heaven: He loves a cloudless day, warm sunshine and watching from a few feet away as the Los Angeles Dodgers practice on the same fields as Jackie Robinson. But this spring, there’s a feeling of emptiness. The Dodgers are planning to move to Glendale, Ariz., in 2009, and like other fans on Florida’s east coast, he’s hurting.

Delegates: Port security progress must continue (Daily Breeze)
Congressional leaders see vulnerability to nuclear attack and say help is needed in areas like intelligence and funding.

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