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Viewing on a PDA? Click here.   To view this email in a web browser click here. CHICAGOBUSINESS — POWERED BY CRAIN'S — Daily Business Briefing CRAIN'S LISTS SEND LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MULTIMEDIA WEEKLY JOB CHANGES TOP HEADLINES Monday, August 10, 2009 · Chicago Business Today: MillerCoors chief executive in big beer battle · Local new-home sales show another positive sign · Chicago to get new area code · Southwest boosts bid for Frontier Airlines · McCafe helps boost McDonald's July sales · Sportscaster plans South Loop restaurant · Foreclosure suit hits Hyde Park apartment building · Broken fan bumps surgeries at Northwestern Memorial · Hewitt rises on analyst upgrade · Former Moto exec Zafirovski leaves Nortel · Blackhawks' Kane to appear in court next week · In brief: Buck venture | Downtown hotels | Data center lease  CRAIN'S BLOGS · Sports editor knocks down Mariotti to Trib report; is advertising on Bears practice jersey just a start? Biz of Sports · Urban League's Jackson a Senate candidate; Ban on video poker gaining steam: Greg Hinz · Red tape choking small biz; 8 tips for sprucing up your credit; M&A not dead, and more: Enterprise City · Ebony cancels fall fashion fair; Bono speaks: Taking Names · Birdies and bogeys: Inside the Leather  Final Markets Dow Jones 9,337.95 -32.12 -0.34% NASDAQ 1,991.76 -8.49 -0.42% Crain's Index 77.84 -0.260 -0.333% » View Other Top Headlines ADVERTISEMENT New Job-Hunting Tool from Crain's Want to do a speed search of jobs offered by Chicago-area companies? Check out the new, electronic Job Seeker Edition of Crain's Book of Lists—with direct links to job listings for each company. Plus a direct link to Crain's stories about each employer. It's just $49. To sample and buy, go to www.ChicagoBusiness.com/jobseeker. OTHER HEADLINES · G.M. to sell vehicles on eBay New York Times · For cost-cutting states, next year could be bleaker still Washington Post · CTA worker dies of Legionnaires' disease CBS2 Crain's Chicago Business | 360 N. Michigan Ave. | Chicago, IL 60601 ADVERTISEMENT TODAY'S FEATURES Chicago Business Today — Aug. 10 MillerCoors CEO Leo Kiely is gearing up for the game of his life: taking on Anheuser Busch. Read More · Enterprise City — a small-business blog SIGN UP FOR CUSTOM ALERTS Industries Companies » Account Settings LISTEN LIVE: Traffic, weather and news from our news partner WBBM-AM.

Cheryle Jackson to announce race for U.S. Senate: Hinz blog

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Woods angry over final pairing being timed - Golf - Yahoo! Sports

Woods angry over final pairing being timed - Golf - Yahoo! Sports

Tiger Woods won the Bridgestone Invitational with an 8-iron that stopped a foot from the cup on the 16th hole and a 5-under 65. He believes Padraig Harrington lost because of a stopwatch.

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Having trouble seeing this email? Click here CHICAGOBUSINESS — POWERED BY CRAIN'S — Weekly Business Briefing CRAIN'S LISTS MARKETS GO TO MY ACCOUNT GO TO CHICAGOBUSINESS.COM TOP HEADLINES Monday, August 10, 2009 · Beer jock's big game · Business gives Daley a pass · In banking bloodbath, an unlikely predator emerges · Local pols caught in health care crossfire · Condos, hotels: bad mix · Bill Foley's crash course · Locals line up for rail bonanza FOCUS Choking on red tape Some entrepreneurs think City Hall makes it harder than it ought to be to launch and run a business in Chicago. THE BUSINESS OF LIFE Keeping green When it comes to the gospel of green, time and money sometimes thwart the best intentions. EDITORIAL INDEX for August 10, 2009 (Significant References only) American Dental Assn. Chicago 2016 Chicago Mini Bus Chicago Rickshaw City of Chicago Cook County Crain's Chicago Business DePaul University Event Architects Huron Consulting Logan Square Kitchen MB Real Estate MillerCoors Porte Brown Republic Bank State of Illinois Stroger Hospital University of Chicago Vosges-Haut Chocolat SIGN UP FOR CUSTOM ALERTS Industries   ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENTNew Job-Hunting Tool from Crain's Want to do a speed search of jobs offered by Chicago-area companies? Check out the new, electronic Job Seeker Edition of Crain's Book of Lists—with direct links to job listings for each company. Plus a direct link to Crain's stories about each employer. It's just $49. To sample and buy, go to www.ChicagoBusiness.com/jobseeker. THIS WEEK'S NEWS Greg Hinz: With running for office all the rage, some pointers So you want to run for political office? It seems to be the thing to do these days, with plenty of positions ... Huron hovers: Investors watching to see if it can keep key talent Keep an eye on Huron Consulting Group Inc.'s front door — it may be the best indicator of whether the firm and its ... To register for custom email alerts or other new products, click here To discontinue receiving Weekly Briefings, click here To discontinue receiving messages from Crain's Chicago Business, click here Crain's Chicago Business 360 N. Michigan Ave. | Chicago, IL 60601

Conservatives 'mad,' speaking out about Obamacare

Can't see this email? View the online version. Upset about healthcare Conservatives 'mad,' speaking out about Obamacare The head of a conservative group the White House accused of "manufacturing outrage" at healthcare town hall meetings says the charge is a "delusion." POLL: Why are people so upset? VOTE Group challenges IRS over tax exemption, wins A newly formed grassroots pro-life group from Iowa has won a case against the IRS following accusations the federal agency posed "prejudicial" questions of the group. Perspective: 'Politics of hope' reduced to name-calling The Democratic leadership is out of control. That's the only way to put it. Witness recent comments from the White House and Nancy Pelosi. Israel beefs up weapons stash Senior military strategist Bob Maginnis believes Israel's recent purchase of some sophisticated weapons will greatly enhance the capability of Israeli Defense Forces to deal with growing threats from their Islamic enemies. Feature: Religion and public schools: An important civics lesson this fall This fall, public school students, teachers, and parents will get a civics lesson on free speech. More of today's news California pris... Financial aid c... Health care ref... Official says 400 unaccounted for in Taiwan storm TAIPEI, Taiwan An estimated 400 Taiwanese are unaccounted for after a mudslide spawned by Typhoon Morakot struck their isolated mountain village, a police official said Monday, String of bombings kill at least 43 in Iraq BAGHDAD A series of explosions, including two massive truck bombs, exploded in Baghdad and the northern city of Mosul, apparently targeting Iraq's Shiites, and killing Divers to resume Hudson search in midair collision HOBOKEN, N.J. While families and friends mourn the loss of loved ones in a midair collision over the Hudson River, divers return to U.S., Canada and Mexico joining forces in swine flu fight GUADALAJARA, Mexico President Barack Obama's first North American summit is proving it's a lot easier to agree on battling a killer flu virus Israeli warplanes bomb tunnel along Gaza border JERUSALEM Israeli warplanes bombed a smuggling tunnel along the Gaza Egypt border early Monday in response to Palestinian rocket and mortar fire, in a brief flare up Obama Should Stop Talking by Bryan Fischer Last week President Obama declared that those who created the current financial mess have no business talking about how to clean it up. He says they should just put a sock in it and shut up. Said Taxpayers To Foot the Bill For Sex Change Operations by Bryan Fischer Autumn Sandeen (who is biologically a male in every cell of his body despite adopting a female name) writes at Pam’s House Blend that it’s all hokum that sex reconstructive surgery could wind up being mandated by Taxes on IOUs? by Bryan Fischer This is about as absurd as it can get. The state of California is insisting that Californians pay taxes on their IOUs from the state. When the state ran out of money, they sent worthless scraps of Bigotry at the Iowa College of Law by Bryan Fischer So much for the university as a marketplace of ideas and academic freedom.Theresa Wagner appears to have been denied a position at the Iowa (University) College of Law because her social and political views were Obama Sabotaged By His Own Team Member by Bryan Fischer Poor President Obama. Once again sabotaged by Douglas Elmendorf of the Congressional Budget Office. 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