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Firmly Wedged: was on that site, and I realised that, if you had the money, you could put together some astonishingly entertaining dinner parties. But it doesn’t stop there. (via Cosmos)

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Firmly Wedged: was on that site, and I realised that, if you had the money, you could put together some astonishingly entertaining dinner parties. But it doesn’t stop there. (via Cosmos)

[Cvilletomorrow.typepad.com] Charlottesville Tomorrow Weblog: I just listened to the podcast of today's Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call radio program on WNRN. Rick Moore interviewed Supervisors Lindsay Dorrier (Scottsville) and Dennis Rooker (Jack Jouett) about the local real estate assessments in Albemarle County, the switch to annual assessments, the many restrictions on local government when it comes to taxes and land use decisions, and the upcoming 2007-08 County budget. 

 [Blogpulse.com] BlogPulse Analysis | Key Phrases: Forgive me for being a little late in reporting this speech to Congress by a Republican Senator, but as I have not seen it mentioned on any blog, I revert to the cliché that it is better late than never.

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