101. Opinion Index | Dayton Daily News We ll be profiling the national columnists whose columns appear in the Dayton Daily News each week. Check here for a new one each Sunday! http://www.daytondailynews.com/opinion/content/opinion/

var cxType = ""; Note: You are seeing this text-only version of our site because you are using an older browser that is not standards-compliant. How to upgrade to a FREE standards-compliant browser. may see this warning in error. Click here to fix the problem. Dayton Daily News Sign In Member Center E-mail preferences Updated 09.20.2005 MIKE PETERS Mike Peters, the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist for the Dayton Daily News Mike's best cartoons of 2004 More Mike Peters Editorial Cartoons Mike Peters bio VIDEO EDITORIALS Lenders' shame should be sign of the times Read the editorial 'Enigma' lab can be brought out of hiding Read the editorial BEHIND THE BYLINE We'll be profiling the national columnists whose columns appear in the Dayton Daily News each week. Check here for a new one each Sunday! George F. Will Cal Thomas Nicholas D. Kristof Charles Krauthammer ... Maureen Dowd READER FEEDBACK We asked, you answered! Read feedback about the national columnists whose columns appear in the DDN Readers offer feedback on editorial, op-ed pages GREAT DECISIONS 2005 About this series Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: Part 5: Part 6: Part 7: Part 8: NO VOICE, NO CHOICE

102. America At War Sun Columnists Weigh In Baltimoresun.com Maryland s leading online source for local, state, national, entertainment and sports news, plus jobs, real estate, cars and shopping information, http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/custom/attack/bal-wtccolumns,1,4686802.special?

103. Welcome To UExpress -- National Perspectives On Life, Family And Politics uExpress is home to the best syndicated columnists for adivce, opinion and commentary Column of the Americas Janet Konttinen News of the Weird http://www.uexpress.com/

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104. Computerworld Editorial Columns Browse columns by these columnists Mitch Betts Jay Cline Pimm Fox Michael Gartenberg Dan Gillmor Paul Glen Barbara Gomolski Mark Hall http://www.computerworld.com/departments/opinions/columns

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105. Where Is Google Headed? My last column on Google was about the practice of using the search engine I work hard in these columns to pick interesting, informative links that back http://www.securityfocus.com/columnists/304

Search: Home Bugtraq Vulnerabilities Mailing Lists ... Product Search Where is Google Headed? Scott Granneman As the bad guys start using Google more and more, the company wrestles with some new security and privacy issues with AutoLink. Success sometimes makes people do funny things, things that may seem bizarre, childish, or even foolhardy to others. To those undergoing the new brush with wild success, however, their actions make complete sense. For instance, several years ago a retired former construction worker named Phil Lee won the lottery in British Columbia , Canada. It wasn't an enormous amount of money as lotteries go - only about $100,000 Canadian, or about $76,000 American - but it was a good amount for Phil. When asked how he was going to spend his money, Phil tossed out several ideas. First of all, he thought of others: he was going to give some money to his family. Next, he thought of himself, which no one could begrudge, by pledging to buy some decent walking shoes and a new set of false teeth. For a man in his 60s, those were good purchases. But it was Phil's final plan for his money that made me remember him. He said that he was going to use some of his money to buy a tombstone - an extra special tombstone that would have engraved on it the words "Been there, done that," and quite a series of pictures: "a champagne glass, a royal flush, a slot machine, a nude woman facing backwards and a stick of dynamite with a lit fuse." Wow! Phil, I salute you!

106. The Chess Cafe Columnists The Chess Cafe columnists Mig Greengard s column will explore how you can use various ChessBase software to improve your play and enjoyment of the royal http://www.chesscafe.com/column/column.htm

Nigel Davies Mark Dvoretsky Geurt Gijssen Steve Goldberg Mig Greengard Carsten Hansen Tim Harding Dan Heisman Informant@ChessCafe Gary Lane Karsten M ller Tim McGrew Bruce Pandolfini Susan Polgar Hans Ree Misha Savinov Yasser Seirawan All the articles, current and previous, by The Chess Cafe columnists, are available in the Archives Let's Take a Look Nigel Davies In his ChessCafe column, British grandmaster Nigel Davies will be annotating games of the average club player, looking at the good, the bad, and yes, the ugly, with an eye to help everyone benefit and improve. A new column is posted the third Wednesday of each month. The Instructor Mark Dvoretsky Russian IM Mark Dvoretsky may be the most respected chess instructor and trainer in the world today. His books serve as the teaching cornerstones in chess courses worldwide. Read him to sharpen your analytical skill, read him for enjoyment. But make sure you don't miss what he has to say. A new column is posted the second Wednesday of each month.

107. The Beaufort Gazette: Features Columns Carolina is allowing consumers to purchase certain items tax Previous columns columnists Jasper Edition LifeLine Travel Home Garden http://www.beaufortgazette.com/features/features_columns/

Some features of Beaufort Gazette Online require javascript. Please turn Javascript on, or upgrade your browser to experience beaufortgazette.com as we intended. Advanced Search news sports classifieds ... Place an Ad Member Area Services Subscribe Forms Advertising Contact Us ... Privacy Feeds Help HOME FEATURES FEATURES COLUMNS ... Be sure donations are used for good If you want to help Hurricane Katrina victims, be sure your donations and efforts are actually going to properly registered charities. The Council of Better Business Bureaus Wise Giving Alliance can help.... Previous Columns DEBBIE RADFORD Previous Columns DENNIS ADAMS If a tree falls in a forest and nobody is there to hear it fall, does it make a sound? And if a piece of information is never used or shared,... Previous Columns GERHARD SPIELER Before the garden clubs, there was the Civic League "In the beginning, there were three garden clubs in Beaufort Beaufort Garden Club, Sea Island Garden Club and Alexander Garden Club." Thus wrote Martha P. Dooley, with the help of Grace... Previous Columns IAN LESLIE Previous Columns JILL COLEY ... Life in the limelight On Aug. 2 a baby panda was born to Bai Yun and Gao Gao at the San Diego Zoo. The panda cub, in keeping with Chinese tradition, will not be named until...

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110. Traverse City Record-Eagle - COLUMNS - Northwest Lower Michigan's Newspaper by columnists. Downtown shop gives aspiring artist a shot August 7, 2005 Note columns by freelance writers sometimes appear in our print Northern http://www.record-eagle.com/columns.htm

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111. Buffalo News - Sports : Columns The Buffalo News updated every day with news from Buffalo, New York. Links to national and business news, entertainment listings, recipes, sports teams, http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/columns.asp

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112. Pocono Record Columnists For September 20, 2005 News in the Poconos. Editorial. News in the Poconos. columnists. News in the Poconos. Letters. News in the Poconos Pocono Record Online columnists http://www.poconorecord.com/columns/

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113. Fayetteville Online - Columnists Editorials, columns, Letters Sunday Forum Write a Letter to the Editor Features Online Extra Obituaries columnists Interactive http://www.fayettevillenc.com/columnists/

Home Local News State News from AP Saturday Extra ... Help Bill Kirby Jr. City Council from atop the Ferris wheel September 16 Sunday Salute Jim Pettit Marshall Forney gave but didn't ask to receive September 18 Myron B. Pitts Fake tickets on cars? Get real September 20 BUSINESS Live Wire Catherine Pritchard Ad noise just sounds louder September 20 Bill Kirby Jr. Road widening puts squeeze on Family Crafts September 18 Off the Rack Kate Cantrell Oprah's faves at LNT September 17 Station to Station Michael Futch Beasley stations still tops September 11 Unplugged Mikael Edmonds What's next, cameras on toasters? September 18 MILITARY Home Front Margaret O'Connor Directly or indirectly, Katrina has affected us all September 8 Home Front Kelly Wright Who needs shoot-'em-up, bang-'em-up flicks? September 1 Military History Roy Parker Jr. 1940 Expansion brought problems, wealth September 15 OPINION Tim White No news, good news September 18 Charles Broadwell In memory: Can a big hole fill a void? September 11 Gene Smith The idea exchange September 10 SPORTS Sammy Batten College football predictions September 17 Brett Friedlander This win meant a lot to Panthers September 19 Dan Wiederer Playing on the hallowed ground of No. 2

114. Robert Novak: Mission To Niger Books by Town Hall columnists Editor s Note Robert Novak wrote a column on Oct. 1, 2003 in response to the story that began to unfold three months http://www.townhall.com/columnists/robertnovak/rn20030714.shtml

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116. Columnists : Carl Hiaasen -- Herald.com Back to Home columnists . Saturday, Aug 13, 2005. Carl Hiaasen XML. NEWS COLUMNIST Hiaasen s column appears regularly on the Other Views page. http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/columnists/carl_hiaasen/

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117. DenverPost.com - COLUMNISTS - Sports angry Barney Fife vein popping in the coach s neck. Dumb football. What s a smart football team? Denver running back Mike Anderson said. COLUMN COLUMN http://www.denverpost.com/sportscolumnists

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118. DECATUR DAILY Online: Columnists The online edition of THE DECATUR DAILY, a newspaper serving the Tennessee Valley in North Alabama. http://www.decaturdaily.com/decaturdaily/columnists/index.shtml

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119. CANOE -- CNEWS - Columnists At least that s what a recent poll done for a Westernbased magazine suggests. Full Column Licia Corbella Calling all aspiring columnists (Aug 7) http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Columnists/

September 20, 2005 CANADA WORLD MEDIA NEWS POLITICS ... Weather The human brain may still be evolving suggests new research. Do you believe we have peaked as a species or will we continue to evolve? We've peaked. Our evolution isn't over. Don't know. Results Story Animal lovers on the attack Judging by the influx of malicious e-mails in my Inbox this week, there are quite a few Sun readers out there who ardently love animals but are rather indifferent when it comes to human beings. Full Column Columnist LYDIA LOVRIC CNEWS Greg Gazin: Nano-nano, iPod Nano (Sep 16) Greg Michetti: Microsoft kicks off new software season (Sep 12) David Suzuki: Heat adds power to storms (Sep 14) Sandy McMurray: Windows updates for February (Feb 8) Canoe Money Wayne Cheveldayoff: 10 self-defence tips to protect your retirement nestegg (Sep 14) Smart Money Linda Leatherdale: The worst gas pain ever (Sep 18) Common Cents Crime Flashback Max Haines: Hoodoo Murder Case (Sep 18) C-Health Fran Berkoff: Nutrition File Suzanne Carere: Nutrition Junkie Dr. Gifford-Jones:

120. Gazette.Net His column on politics appears Fridays in The Weekend Edition. Her On Faith columns combine everyday issues with her faith in God. http://www.gazette.net/columns/

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