101. The New York Times - Breaking News, World News Multimedia Grim Account of Police Error in new jersey Boys Deaths $100 Million for a Tunnel.What Tunnel? Democrats Push Rival to Repay Security Costs http://www.nytimes.com/

@import url(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/css/globalToolbar_home.css); UPDATED SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2005 6:12 AM ET Personalize Your Weather NYT Since 1981 NYT 1851-1980 Google/Web Multimedia NYC Guide Log In Register Now JOB MARKET REAL ESTATE ... Text Version document.write(''); Start saving! 1 FREE month phone service with Vonage! Rebuild your credit with an Orchard Bank MasterCard Daytrips + Getaways + Golf = Maryland Get better interest rates. Save money. Try Score Watch™ $449 Dell Home Dimension™ Desktop. Details here. Start your fun and free parent-child book club now Redesigned, bigger and better than ever Storm's Eye Hits Land Near Texas-Louisiana Border By SIMON ROMERO and JERE LONGMAN 4:54 AM ET Hurricane Rita made landfall with up to 120 mile per hour winds, sending 20-foot storm surges crashing onto coastal areas. NOAA Data: Bulletin Satellite Image Maps 24 Killed in Bus Fire ... Texans in Gridlock Graphics: Rita New Orleans Full Coverage 3 in 82nd Airborne Say Beating Iraqi Prisoners Was Routine By ERIC SCHMITT The soldiers told a human rights group that prisoners had been beaten and abused to help gather intelligence and for amusement.

102. New Jersey Collegiate Press Association new jersey s college students say they want the new jersey Collegiate Press the school newspaper, yearbook, literary magazine and technical magazine. http://www.njpa.org/collegepress/about.html

About NJCPA Return to NJCPA Home Page Directory of New Jersey College Newspapers Directory of New Jersey College Journalism Programs Internships at New Jersey Newspapers ... National College Newspaper Resources The Charitable Arm of About the New Jersey Collegiate Press Association Who We Are This web site IS the New Jersey Collegiate Press Association. It's free and it's open to all of New Jersey's college student journalists. The Association is a resource for college students who work for, advise and manage campus newspapers. New Jersey's college students say they want the New Jersey Collegiate Press Association to offer information about how they can produce better newspapers, recruit staff members, solicit advertising, avoid libel suits and stave off censorship. They said they want to know about job and internship opportunities, scholarships and graduate school.

103. Editor & Publisher - Newspaper Industry Information - News Media Analysis - News newspaper Industry Information Editor Publisher is the authoritative rips those in the news media principally Time magazine and The new York http://www.editorandpublisher.com/

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104. Information Today, Inc. this is the only newspaper designed to meet the needs of the informationprofessional. new COinS Scheme Seeks to Open URLs for Library Users http://www.infotoday.com/it/default.shtml

Collaboration in the e-Workplace (Paris) Computers in Libraries Enterprise Search Paris Enterprise Search Summit ... Reprints [PDF] Search Infotoday Home Conferences Business Intelligence Blog University ... Faulkner Information Services Fulltext Sources Online Library Resource Guide Literary Market Place Streaming Media Sourcebook Knowledge Management ... Online Store Other ITI Websites American Library Directory DestinationCRM EContentMag EMediaLive ... Forward Click here to learn more! The most widely read publication in the information industry, this is the only newspaper designed to meet the needs of the information professional. Information Today delivers total coverage of late-breaking news and long-term trends in the information industry. Accurate, timely news articles inform the reader of the people, products, services, and events that impact the industry, while hard-hitting, topical articles explain significant developments in the field. This site contains selected free full-text articles and news from each issue of Information Today . Articles from past issues of Information Today ITI's InfoCentral NewsBreaks/Weekly News Digest Sponsored by

105. Redirect Page the information industry, this is the only newspaper designed to meet theneeds of the information professional. Sponsored by EBSCO new! RSS Feed http://www.infotoday.com/it/itnew.htm

106. Philly.com : Philadelphia Local News, Sports, Jobs, Cars, Homes Internet services directory, headline articles in the news, event calendar, andweather. http://www.philly.com/

var rm = false; var krd_site = "philly"; var krd_site_display_name = "Philly.com"; var krd_publication = "philly"; var krd_topix_property = "5008"; Subscriber Services Subscriber Services Complete Forecast Search Recent News Archives Web for Philly.com Today's Inquirer Today's Daily News Jobs Cars ... Education ONLINE EXTRAS Newspaper Ads Online Archives Newsletters Traffic reports ... Reader reviews SITE SERVICES Place an Ad Help/Contact us Buy photos Online store ... RSS PARTNERS Tribe.net NBC10.com Bucks Midweek Montco Midweek ... My Wedding PHOTO STORE Buy photos High-quality prints of July's Live 8 concert, historic sites and events, cityscapes , sports venues and more. See a photo you want? Photos of the day The People Paper Podcast Attention Freelance Writers: Saturday, Sep 24, 2005 HURRICANES Three buildings burn in downtown Galveston, Texas, as Hurricane Rita approaches the coast. AP Photo/David J. Phillip Photos Gulf satellite More hurricane coverage HURRICANE RITA Rita comes ashore Hurricane Rita made landfall at 3:30 this morning along the Texas-Louisiana line as a Category 3 storm. Knight Ridder NEW ORLEANS Water flows over levee Water surges over some New Orleans levees and floods neighborhoods.

107. The Daytona Beach News-Journal Online edition of regional newspaper covering Daytona Beach and surrounding areas. http://www.news-journalonline.com/

Partly Cloudy, 77°F Hum: 83% Top news Hurricane Rita's winds lash Gulf Coast Rita inflicts fresh floods on New Orleans Israel vows 'crushing' response to attacks Fighting surges in Iraq; 2 U.S. troops die ... Angels open four-game lead in AL West News Home East Volusia Flagler West Volusia ... Crossword Online Only Beach Cam Community Photo Galleries News-Journal Contact Us Site Index Customer Service Archive Page ... Help Partners Rita's strongest winds batter Gulf Coast UPDATED Hurricane Rita's strongest winds came ashore along the Texas-Louisiana line early Saturday, battering the coast with stinging rain and pounding waves that threatened flooding across the low-lying region. More information: Projected path Latest advisory AP Hurricane coverage and multimedia Associated Press Embers from burning buildings fly in the wind in Galveston, Texas, as Hurricane Rita approaches. New Orleans evacuees, hosts end uneasy association A touching story about Katrina evacuees rescued on the beach here by a Palm Bay family and later featured on the "Today Show" fell short of a happy ending. Local officials say it is a perfect example why homeowners and evacuees need to be cautious. More information: Special report: Faces of Katrina Complaint puts ARNI shot clinics on hold The ARNI Foundation was cited by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation for dispensing "vaccination products" without a premise permit, a license required by the state.

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