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Looking to give back to the community by donating your time or cash? Visit DoGood.ajc.com today. • Now you can wear a piece of history. Purchase a historic Obama t-shirt from the AJC. • Log on to ajc.com from your mobile device and download the new ajc mobile icon for Blackberry users. • View the best strategies for planning Thanksgiving dinner in our Atlanta Holiday Guide. 'Tutankhamun: The Golden King And The Great Pharaohs' The second National Geographic exhibition dedicated to the artifacts of ancient Egypt's most famous king and other ancient Egyptian royalty. TUTANKHAMUN AJC Movie Reviews On the big screen Find showtimes and reviews - or write your own review - for this week's new films, including Roger Ebert's review of "Quantum of Solace" and "Synecdoche." Find all theaters and showtimes AJC Dining Review Before or after the exhibits, grab a bite nearby AJC reviewer Meridith Ford Goldman suggests some Midtown restaurants near the Tut and Terracotta Army shows. 'Santa's Wonderland' Stone Mountain Christmas Holiday Ice Skating begins Adults and Kids Free for a limited time Medieval Times Browse and buy great gifts from the AJC! Find photos, pages, cartoons and fine art and more at ajcstore.com Live Onstage:  Jazz Band, Brad Mehldau Trio, Jeff Kashiwa, Conor Oberst And The Mystic Valley Band, Alaska String Band, Badfish, Claudia Acuña, REO Speedwagon, Student Concert Series, Celtic Thunder, 'Pop Go The Wiggles Live!' Tour, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Holiday in Lights at Centennial Olympic Park begins This downtown Atlanta light display tradition changes each year. Georgia Guitar Quartet  This group of guitarists formed in Athens in 1996 and has been touring since 2003. Vocal Chamber Concert Grammy-nominated mezzo-soprano D'Anna Fortunato with flutist Peter H. Bloom and pianist Mary Jane Rupert perform works by Handel, Rossini, George Gershwin and others. Full Moon Suspension Bridge Hike The hike begins at the Interpretive Center in Tallulah Gorge State Park and follows the North Rim Trail. Considered strenuous. 'Highlights Of American Works Of Art' Limited engagement show of paintings and sculptures by notable American artists to be included in Christie's December auction of American paintings, drawings and sculpture in New York. ASO: American Originals III Atlanta premiere of John Corigliano's Percussion Concerto, featuring percussionist Evelyn Glennie. Theater: 'Swimming Upstream' Experience New Orleans before, during and after Hurricane Katrina, through the stories of women who lived to tell about it. Theater: 'Disposable Men' James Scruggs' one-man show explores the relationship that African-American men and classic Hollywood monsters such as King Kong and Frankenstein share. Look ahead: Madonna The mother of re-invention tours in support of her latest album, "Hard Candy." More A-List events Looking for an auto dealer? Look here first. www.ajccars.com Find books on Atlanta and Southern history, Mike Luckovich posters and other great gift ideas when you shop at ajcstore.com * Copyright © 2008, The AtlantaJournal-Constitution. This news, information and advertising message is brought to you by Atlanta Journal Constitution, 72 Marietta St., N. W., Atlanta,GA 30303. This information is for personal use only and is not available for redistribution. This email was sent to: fpac.rangola@blogger.com Please do not reply to this e-mail. If you wish to remove your e-mail address from future mailings, please visit the subscription center. Manage your profile by visiting our profile center. If you have a question or concern about AJC e-mail newsletters, please visit our customer care site: http://www.ajc.com/newsletters To receive the latest Atlanta News and Sports Get The Atlanta Journal-Constitution delivered! Subscribe Today!			BEST BETS! Fri, Nov. 14 Fantasy In Lights at Callaway Gardens Sat, Nov. 15 Atlanta Opera's 'Cinderella' Sun, Nov. 16 'The First Emperor: China's Terracotta Army' Sponsored by Restaurants Movies Nightlife Tickets on Sale Weather

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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Man charged in boy's drowning
			GOOSE CREEK â€" When 10-year-old Jon Jon Jackson died after swimming for the first time in his life this summer, officials believed he had simply inhaled too much water and drowned from the fluid in his lungs while sleeping more than an hour later.
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		Unpaid leave at Ed. Dept. The state Department of Education is requiring all of its 900 workers to take five days of unpaid leave to deal with massive budget cuts. The decision, announced Wednesday by Superintendent of Education Jim Rex, does not affect teachers or district-level employees, but it does apply to mechanics in the agency's 45 bus maintenance shops across the state. Visitor: Robbed twice in 3 days Michael Buster can't believe his bad fortune. He said he's been abducted and robbed twice in three days, both times while in his friend's car. The most recent incident began Tuesday night, while he was sitting in a Toyota Camry at the men's dormitory parking lot at Charleston Southern University. Man trying to flee assailants shot, killed A man was shot and killed as he was trying to get away from two other men at an apartment complex off North Charleston's Greenridge Road early Wednesday, police said. The incident happened about 12:10 a.m. at the Cooper's Pointe apartments at the corner of Greenridge and St. Ives Road. Bank robber drops cash while fleeing He entered the bank wearing a thick coat, latex gloves and a woman's wig of long, black hair. Bank employees would soon complement his outfit with a deep red stain, courtesy of an exploding dye pack.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Pinewood's Jennings signs with Clemson
			Some of the Lowcountry's most high-profile athletes took advantage of the NCAA's early signing period, which began Wednesday. Pinewood Prep basketball player Milton Jennings signed to play for the Clemson Tigers, while his teammate K.J. Manigault signed with Wichita State.
		Just a junior, The Citadel's standout receiver rewriting the record book As Citadel quarterback Bart Blanchard approached the line of scrimmage late in the game last Saturday, he didn't like what he saw. Protecting a 12-point lead in the fourth quarter, Wofford's defense was lined up with two deep safeties and a cornerback pressing up on wide receiver Andre Roberts, a classic "cover 2" look. Caution flag falls on racing Just as NASCAR evolved from its notorious backwoods past and earned respectability among the affluent crowd, something came loose in Turn 4. Offensive line problems piling up for Tigers CLEMSON â€" Cullen Harper, sacked six times Saturday in Clemson's 41-27 loss at Florida State, agreed that losing left tackle Chris Hairston to a concussion early in the game led to major matchup problems against the ACC's top defense. Swamp thing: Gamecocks get ready for loud welcome COLUMBIA â€" As Steve Spurrier correctly pointed out Tuesday, the road for South Carolina is about to get a lot more crowded. And louder. The three previous trips away from Williams-Brice this year have been to three of the four SEC stadiums that hold fewer than 70,000 people â€" Vanderbilt (39,773), Ole Miss (60,580) and Kentucky (67,606). (Mississippi State is the other.)
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	A&E told to pay Davis
			Cable network A&E sought to portray local real estate investor Richard C. Davis as someone who came to believe wrongly that he and the network had an oral agreement to split the profits from the reality television show "Flip This House." But a federal jury didn't buy it, saying Davis' interpretation of the business relationship wasn't so far-fetched.
		Local garden centers shutter as economy slides MOUNT PLEASANT â€" Danny Berler can almost pinpoint the day in May when business at his Down to Earth gardening center began to wilt. Santee area to get industrial hub ORANGEBURG â€" Dubai-based Economic Zones World unveiled details of a $600 million master plan that would turn a rural Santee sod farm into an industrial hub with more than 4 million square feet of warehouse space. Dismal day on Wall St. NEW YORK â€" An increasingly despondent Wall Street fell for the third straight session Wednesday as investors absorbed another series of dismal corporate reports and news that the government won't buy banks' soured mortgage assets after all. Linens 'n Things liquidating down to bare floor Need a new duvet cover or a fresh set of towels? Now is the time to snap up items for the bedroom and bath, along with pots, pans, and household appliances. Linens 'n Things is kicking off an all-out liquidation sale, with markdowns ranging from 20 percent to 50 percent off the original price.
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Why Prop 8 Won | Closing Gitmo at Top of Obama's To-Do List | Palin Blamed for Threats Against Obama

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Why the Prop 8 Gay Marriage Ban Won By Richard Kim, The Nation The Christian right outmaneuvered gay rights activists when it came to reaching out to California's huge minority populations. Read more »   The past week has seen thousands of people rally against the bigoted measure called Prop. 8, which cruelly eliminated the right of gay Californians to marry their partners. After so much joy and celebration earlier this year, once again the LGBT community faced a legal slap in the face. It was particularly sad because it came at the same time that the country's voters made history by voting for our first African American president. As Deb Price writes this week: In his uplifting victory speech, President-elect Barack Obama told the story of 106-year-old Ann Nixon Cooper of Atlanta and the remarkable changes that have transpired during her lifetime. Born just one generation after slavery, when people like her were barred from voting both because of the color of their skin and their gender, she saw America overcome the Depression, crush the Nazis, dismantle racial segregation, land on the moon and inspire freedom-seekers to knock down the Berlin Wall. "And this year, in this election," Obama said, "she touched her finger to a screen and cast her vote, because after 106 years in America, through the best of times and the darkest of hours, she knows how America can change. Yes, we can." For those of us who're gay, Ann Nixon Cooper's story is a well of hope to draw from as we continue our own difficult journey to equality after a bittersweet election. Read the rest of her column here. And continue to check AlterNet's Rights & Liberties section for more on the unfolding legal battle against Prop 8. Thanks for reading, Liliana Segura Editor, Rights & Liberties Special Coverage     Election Results Are Bittersweet for Gays By Deb Price, AlterNet In a reminder that time always sides with those fighting for equality, a majority of young people voted against the gay marriage ban in California. Read more »   Report: Closing Gitmo at Top of Obama's To-Do List By Leonard Doyle, Independent UK The president-elect has been a longtime critic of the U.S. gulag at Guantanamo Bay. Read more »   Let's Hope the Rumors About Jane Harman in an Obama Admin Aren't Serious By Linda Milazzo, AlterNet The idea that the author of the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act will work with Obama is a scary one. Read more »   Could an Obama Presidency Dampen Enthusiasm for Jihad? By Bramantyo Prijosusilo, New America Media If Obama upholds democratic values abroad without double standards, jihadi ideologues will have a much harder time recruiting. Read more »   Waiting to Die: The Cruel Phenomenon of "Death Row Syndrome" By Michael J. Carter, IPS News As prisoners across the country spend decades awaiting execution, the psychological effects are devastating. Read more »   Sarah Palin Blamed by the US Secret Service Over Death Threats Against Barack Obama By Tim Shipman, The Telegraph (UK) Palin's attacks on Obama's patriotism provoked a spike in death threats against him Secret Service agents say. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Gay Marriage and You: Keith Olbermann's Excellent Statement By Mole333, Culture Kitchen Amazing: Olbermann's comments on Calif. Prop 8, gay rights, marriage, love and more. Read more »   Another Election Victory: Anti-Muslim Rep Goes Down in VA By John Nichols, The Nation Virgil Goode, the creepy congressman who launched an ugly campaign following the election of Muslim Rep. Keith Ellison, was defeated Tuesday. Read more »   Obama and Guantanamo: A Sign of Things to Come? By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly Some detainees would be released and many others would be prosecuted in U.S. criminal courts. Read more »   Legal Challenges Filed Against Prop 8 By Joe Shaulis, Jurist Legal News and Research One day after California voters approved a ban on same-sex marriage, the issue is before the state Supreme Court. Read more »

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