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 | | Published April 6, 2010 | Opinion
How important is the customer in customer service?
I like a really good hamburger and you can get some good ones here and there. When we go to California, I always stop in for my usual In-N-Out hamburger fix, a double-double, fries and a shake. (If you don't know what that is, you have lived a de... |
| Get out and vote and make your voice heard
As I sit and write this the American people are on the eve of a second Civil War, not one which will be fought with shot, powder, and bayonets but with votes; the polling places of election day 2010 will be the Fort Sumters of this new conflict a... |
| New Yorker encourages Rep. Hinchey to stay out of Utah land issues
I'm from New York State, but I'm very familiar with The Utah red-rock Wilderness bill that has been introduced for the past 20 years. My federal representative Maurice Hinchey who represents New York's 22nd Congressional district is the chief sp... |
| Outrage over secret deal with SUWA
Bennett outraged over Obama's secret deal with SUWA |
| Just stuff by Gary Arrington
It was to be a lazy Saturday, maybe do a little housework, maybe watch a little television, maybe have a little nap and definitely sleep in. At least that is what my wife thought it was going to be as we went nighty night the night before.... |
| Home Country by Slim Randles
The Bahdziewicz clan trooped into the Mule Barn for lunch the other day, happily and noisily as only eight Americans totally in love with spring can do. The patriarch of the clan, Abraham Lincoln Bahdziewicz, led the way to a large round table an... |
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