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Monday, October 10, 2011

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Monday, October 10, 2011

South Side construction project to create jobs | VIDEO
More than 1,000 new jobs are coming to Chicago's South Side as part of a project called the Englewood Flyover.

Multiple protests to converge on Art Institute | VIDEO
Protesters will fill Chicago streets Monday when protests at five rally points are expected to converge on the Art Institute.
Police: Carjacking led to chase, shootout
Chicago police chased a suspected carjacker through the South Side early Monday.
Man allegedly shot sisters, 1 fatally
A Chicago man charged with killing one of his sisters and wounding another was expected to appear in court Monday.
Dad questioned in fatal Matteson shooting
Police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened in the south suburbs Sunday night.
Buckingham Fountain closing until spring
Monday is the last full day to enjoy Chicago's Buckingham Fountain for a while.

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Monday's Daily Brief


Beyond The Battlefield: The Endless Struggle For America's Severely Wounded Warriors
Monday, October 10, 2011
 TECHNOLOGY
Netflix Kills Off Qwikster--Before It Even Launched
ENTERTAINMENT
Hank Williams FIRES BACK With Scathing New Song About ESPN, Fox News
WORLD
Christians And Police Clash In Cairo
BUSINESS
Americans Win 2011 Nobel Prize For Economic Sciences
CRIME
How Amanda Knox Is Settling Into 'Normal Life'
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Timothy L. O\'Brien: Introducing "Beyond the Battlefield"
Starting today, The Huffington Post begins a ten-part series, Beyond the Battlefield -- an exploration of the physical and emotional challenges, victories and setbacks that catastrophically wounded soldiers encounter after returning home. It is the result of several months of reporting and scores of interviews by our veteran military correspondent, David Wood. This series is a deeply-felt, hard-won and wide-ranging exploration of what it means for a soldier to suffer extraordinary, disabling wounds -- and how friends, families, and hometowns, as well as the military and medical communities, adjust and respond to the struggles these wounded warriors endure.
Robert Kuttner: Obama, Geithner, and the Next Financial Crisis
Populist rhetoric when angry people are in the streets demanding accountability for bankers is a start, but talk is cheap. If the banking mess turns critical again, we will see what this president has learned, and what he is made of.
Dr. Pamela Peeke: The Health Perks Of Caffeine
A new study suggests caffeinated coffee may have a possible protective effect against depression. And the truth is, there are many possible benefits to caffeine that most people are not familiar with.
Susan Pease Gadoua: What Marriage Really Needs Is for Us to Get "Whys"
We still have a one-size-fits-all model for partnering in a culture that increasingly celebrates our differences.
BritChick Paris: Why Losing Someone you Love Does not Have to be the end of the World
Saying goodbye to a parent is the most difficult experience I have ever gone through. You never really know how hard it will be until it happens.
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