AT&T Moving Headquarters to Dallas – NYTimes.com
AT&T, the nation’s largest telecommunications company, said Friday it is moving its corporate headquarters to Dallas from San Antonio for easier access to customers and operations around the world.
Does anyone else find it ironic that a communication company that is in the business of bringing people closer together electronically [...]

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A month ago Brave Citizen gave me a No McBush sticker and my 12 year old put it into one of the side windows of my car. I figured what the heck and got another and so I have one on each side of my car right now. I went through the McDonalds drive thru [...]

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AT&T is moving its headquarters from San Antonio to Dallas – San Antonio Business Journal:
AT&T Inc., the world’s largest telecom company, is moving its corporate headquarters from San Antonio to Dallas.
In a statement released this afternoon, AT&T says the move is meant to help it gain better access to its customers and operations throughout [...]

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Evangelist accuses Obama of ‘distorting’ Bible – CNN.com
In the comments to be aired Tuesday, Dobson said Obama should not be referencing antiquated dietary codes and passages from the Old Testament that are no longer relevant to the teachings of the New Testament.
So does the New Testament explicitly state “ignore the abomination thing about shellfish?

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XMySA.com: Metro | State
The Zen Center will hold a grand opening celebration at 3 p.m. today at 1442 W. Woodlawn Ave., and teachers from the Austin and Houston Zen Centers will be present to dedicate the new site.
For more information and schedule visit San Antonio Zen Center.

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Unbelievable, Ciro Rodriguez voted for the FISA Amendments.
Final Vote Results for Roll Call 437
FINAL VOTE RESULTS FOR ROLL CALL 437
For some reason, I expected more from a Representative that voted against the Iraq war.

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The vote on the FISA bill is today. It’s not too late to call – vote is projected for later today. Use the ACLU site to input your address and it will give you the names of your senators and representatives with their Texas phone numbers as well as their Washington DC numbers.
For [...]

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With gas prices rising and most of our produce coming from California, I expect more people will be turning to our local farmers’ markets to save some money.  Make sure you ask lots of questions when you go.  I’ve been buying tomatoes at the Botanical Garden Farmers’ Market on Thursday mornings.  They have wonderful heirloom [...]

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TheStrangeBedFellows.com
A sham spying deal could be rammed through both the Senate and House this week. It’s moving that fast. If we don’t stop this, telecom companies that broke the law by supplying mountains of personal information to the government without a warrant will be let off the hook.
A broad alliance of strange bedfellows is now [...]

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Our local newspaper, The San Antonio Express News, does a lousy job of covering the Iraq War.  For those of you who read it as your primary source of news, you may have missed an article buried on 9A.  It was headline news for the New York Times, Baghdad Blast Leaves 51 Dead, and the [...]

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