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  • Today’s Pennsylvania primary between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama follows an intense campaign push by both candidates to see which one better relates to voters there.  Seriously, if either of them eats another cheesesteak, neither one will fit in the Oval Office
  • The American Heart Association is recommending that children should be screened for potential cardiac problems before taking medications like Ritalin to treat ADHD. They may no longer be bouncing off the walls, but their hearts certainly could…
  • Defense Secretary Robert Gates took the Air Force to task yesterday, saying they must abandon old ways of thinking and embarce the use of more unmanned surveillance aircraft.  They agreed, using Gates to demonstrate the latest in spy technology–the drone suppository
  • A Congressional report found that the Army’s pressure to improve enlistments has led to significantly more recruits with felony convictions, including some with manslaughter and sex crime charges.  No offense, but if there’s anyone who ought to be risking a life, these guys certainly qualify
  • A San Francisco-area school is teaching people how to operate pot clubs, which sell marijuana to patients whose doctors have prescribed it–a practice which is legal in California.  The course is free–you just pay for munchies
  • An Ohio church has taken its ministry to an unusual location–a bar they call The Country Rock Church for services, which the church says features,  "top regional bands, pizza, wings, rowdy fun and a short message".  Let’s face it–if you’re looking for sinners or converts, you’ve hit the jackpot
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  • Wisconsin Democrats will choose between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama today in another primary that could change the close race between the two.  I guess neither one of them will mind being the cheesiest candidate there…
  • Yankee pitcher Andy Pettitte spent nearly an hour yesterday during a press conference apologizing to fans and teammates in New York and Houston for his use of human growth hormones.  I think if he had been there much longer he might have apologized for Roger Clemens too…
  • The Air Force says that unless they get a significant increase in funding, they will be unable to dominate the skies as they have the past 60 years.  Does that mean we’d have to rename the president’s plane Air Force Four?
  • Amtrak plans to begin random screening of carry-on luggage but insists it will not slow their operations.  That’s because they’re already so slow no one will notice…
  • There are reports that paintings stolen in one of Europe’s biggest art heists may have been found in a car parked outside a Swiss hospital.  They could also be from one of those "Starving Artists" sales…
  • An enviromental group has revealed that the Bush administration and EPA pressured dozens of states to abandon their tough limits on mercury emissions for lower standards that would let some companies avoid cleaning up their pollution.  In return, I guess the adminstration promised that in the event of a natural disaster, FEMA would actually try to get there…
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