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Saturday, December 31, 2011

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It might be that he's too intense even for much of the right-wing base. He is known for recounting how he and his wife brought their child, stillborn at 20 weeks, home to meet his young living children before the burial. Nor does it help that Santorum's default facial expression is a pout, which has been on regular display in the Republican debates, where he scolds his rivals for their myriad imperfections. He's a bit too much like that unappealing kid your parents wished you'd hang out with more, who turned his homework in early and always asked Teacher for more. READ MORE
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U.S. troops are increasingly using an easy-to-get herbal mix called "Spice," which mimics a marijuana high, is hard to detect, and can bring on hallucinations that last for days. READ MORE
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Newt Gingrich choked up and wiped away tears Friday while recalling his late mother's struggle with depression and mental illness. Speaking at an event with mothers in Des Moines, Iowa, the former House speaker said his focus on brain science issues stems directly from "dealing with the real problems of real people in my family." READ MORE
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The stock market is ending a tumultuous year right where it started. The Standard & Poor's 500 index closed 2011 a fraction of a point below where it started the year. The S&P closed at 1,257.60, up 5.42 points or 0.4 percent. It ended 2010 at nearly the exact same level, at 1,257.64. Its loss for the year is 0.04 point. And one Wall Street analyst predicted the 2011 close almost to the point -- exactly a year ago. READ MORE
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A federal judge blocked California from enforcing its first-in-the-nation mandate for cleaner, low-carbon fuels on Thursday, saying the rules favor biofuels produced in the state. The lawsuit challenging the state regulations, which were adopted as part of California's landmark 2006 global warming law, was filed in federal court last year by a coalition that includes the National Petrochemical & Refiners Association and the Consumer Energy Alliance. READ MORE
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More Killings in Chicago Than Afghanistan - Where Are We Really At War???

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With 13 murders between December 23 and December 29, 2011, Chicago had more murders on it's streets than American soldiers were killed in Afghanistan during that same week! - Where are we really at war???
Help end the war of violence that is killing more Americans on the streets of America than American soldiers are being killed on the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan!!!.  Join us on Monday, January 2, 2012, 6:30 pm at 3509 South King Drive in Chicago to "Pray The Devil Back To Hell!!! If the women of Liberia can end violence by praying and acting, so can we!  We must pray and we must act, now!!!
During Christmas week, 13 people were killed in Chicago. Merry Christmas from Chicago to the rest of America!  America will have about 15,000 murders in 2011.  All of these Chicago murder victims died by gunshot between December 23 and December 29, 2011: 

Dec. 29 - Maurice Vortes, a 28 year old male, caused by a gunshot in North Lawndale.
Dec. 29 - Zentonio Bolian, a 31 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Pullman.
Dec. 29 - Clifton Lewis, a 41 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Austin
Dec. 28 - Jewels Selvie, a 19 year, caused by a gunshot in New City.
Dec. 28 - Deontae Malone, a 15 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Chicago Lawn.
Dec. 27 - Dantril Brown, a 17 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Englewood.
Dec. 27 - Jawan Ross, a 16 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Englewood.
Dec. 25 - Jose Duckins, a 30 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Near West Side.
Dec. 25 - Robert Warren, a 34 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Near West Side.
Dec. 24 - Patrick Carter, a 27 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Austin.
Dec. 24 - Jo Jo James, a 31 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Grand Boulevard.
Dec. 24 - Miguel Rios, a 30 year old male, caused by a gunshot in Brighton Park.
Dec. 23 - Martell Wesley, a 20 year old male, caused by a gunshot in West Englewood.
 
With seven people shot -- two killed and five wounded in one incident on December 27, 2011, an average Tuesday night in Chicago -- why won't the men and women of Chicago come out to pray the devil of violence in Chicago back to hell???  You can do nothing....or at the very least you can pray!
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Juwan Ross, 16 and Dantril Brown, 17, killed in a fried chicken restaurant on December 27, 2011.
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 Tears, chaos and impending threats of more violence descend upon a community after a shooting in Chicago during Christmas week.
 
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$5.00 for members - $10:00 for non-members.  Please call 773.285.9600 to RSVP your seat.
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Being sick and tire of being sick and tired is not enough!  You must pray and you must act. On Monday, January 2, 2012, the men and women of Chicago will gather to see the powerful movement and documentary of women that brought peace to war torn Liberia, Pray The Devil Back To Hell.  And the men and women of Chicago will work to pray the devil of violence and despair that is in Chicago back to Hell! Join them. 
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Men and women across America can join this movement to Pray the Devil (of violence) Back to Hell in your city or town by calling 773.285.9600.  Click Here to view a trailer of the documentary.  Those who have attended previous showings of this documentary will be admitted free.



Friday, December 30, 2011

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CPD mourns officer killed in Austin store robbery | VIDEO
Chicago police officers are mourning one of their own after an off-duty officer was shot and killed while working security at a convenience store.

Family, friends gather for Mac Irvin's funeral | VIDEO
Family and friends are saying their final goodbyes Friday morning to the man known as the "godfather of Chicago basketball."
Man dies in Kennedy crash
A Southwest Side man died in a car crash on the Kennedy Expressway in the inbound lanes near the Logan Square neighborhood around 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Hancock Bldg. ice rink opens Sunday
For the second year in a row, the Hancock Observatory is home to the world's highest skating rink.
Plaque honoring oldest Wilmette tree stolen
A plaque that marked the site of Wilmette's oldest known tree has been stolen.
Man arrested in Chicago in Wis. cop hit-and-run
Police have arrested a 19-year-old man in Chicago in an alleged hit-and-run that critically injured a uniformed police officer in Milwaukee.

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Countdown Chicago 2012 Co-hosts Mark Giangreco and Janet Davies, along with Hosea Sanders and 190 North's Mark Nilsson and Doug Banks, will once again take the reins of Chicago's favorite New Year's Eve show to help Chicagoans ring in 2012 during ABC 7's COUNTDOWN CHICAGO.


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Friday's Daily Brief


Romney: Obama Out Of Touch Like Marie Antoinette
Friday, December 30, 2011
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Best-Rated Apps Of 2011
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As Community Colleges Cut Back, For-Profit Schools See Opportunity
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Judge Scolds SEC Again In Citi Case
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Deadly Violence Kills At Least 10 In Syria
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Remember The Alamo Bowl! Baylor Outlasts Washington In Thriller
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Dennis A. Henigan: No Season of Peace from Gun Violence
Even this season of peace knows no respite from the plague of gun violence. For too many Americans, this holiday season will be remembered only for the devastating sense of loss as their loved ones are torn from their lives by senseless gunfire.
Margaret Cho: Kim Jong Il's Funeral Procession: My Thoughts on the Weirdness
The big photo of Kim Jong Il reminds me of the Chinese funeral processions I witnessed as a child, weaving slowly down Powell Street. There would be a fancy hearse carrying the recently deceased, and the blown-up portrait would be propped on top of the car.
Linda Bergthold: 2011's Last Viral Lie About Health Reform
I hate to end this year with a rebuttal to a viral lie about the Affordable Care Act. However, this one seems to come from a credible source but is so wrong that I can't resist.
Ricky Gervais: I Got My Start in America at the Golden Globes
It all started eight years ago. Little did I know then how many times my name would be linked with the Hollywood Foreign Press in the future.
Xochitl Gonzalez: Resolutions for the Newly Engaged
As you start a new year as the future Mrs. So-and-So, here are some Bridolutions for you to consider adopting in 2012 to keep wedding planning fun in those moments of stress.
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Thursday, December 29, 2011

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Thursday, December 29, 2011


Man killed in apparent carjacking in Waukegan | VIDEO
Police in the far northern suburbs are searching for suspects after an apparent carjacking that resulted in the death of one person.

Reports: Man questioned in restaurant shooting | VIDEO
Police are reportedly questioning someone about a deadly shooting inside a South Side restaurant.
Metra train strikes unoccupied car near West Chicago
There were some delays Thursday morning for Metra's Union Pacific West riders after a train hit an unoccupied car.
Suburban crashes blamed on icy roads | VIDEO
Police across the suburbs responded to a number of spinouts because of icy roads.
3 homes damaged in NW Side fire | VIDEO
Fire damaged three homes on Chicago's Northwest Side early Thursday.
1,500 gallons of diesel spills at FAA facility | VIDEO
On Thursday, crews continued to clean up after diesel fuel leaked from the Federal Aviation Administration facility in west suburban Aurora.

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NW Ind. woman's 'miracle' recovery from illnesses The miraculous recovery of Rebeka Kasper is being hailed as one for the record books.


Swiped Jesus statues left on S. Ind. library steps Seven swiped baby Jesus statues ended up neatly arranged on the steps of a southern Indiana town's library a couple days after Christmas.



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