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PEEK Newsletter December 2nd, 2008 More blogs and video »

Obama Names National Security Team: Stresses Ending the War in Iraq By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly "The Time Has Come for a New Beginning -- a New Dawn of American Leadership." Read more »   Cops Are Using Tasers to Enforce 'Socially Acceptable' Behavior By Digby, Hullabaloo The police have no right to shoot people with electricity for having a "bad attitude." Read more »   Palin Recycles Old Stump Speech in Georgia, Pisses Off Alaskans By Ali Frick, Think Progress Yesterday, Palin's home-state newspaper, the Anchorage Daily News, sharply criticized her for campaigning for Chambliss. Read more »   Fox News Shut Out (Again) at Obama Press Conference By Faiz Shakir, Think Progress Fox News is now 0 for 5. Read more »   Bush Takes a Last-Minute Swipe at Workers' Rights By Satyam Khanna, Think Progress The proposal is "one of about 20 highly contentious rules the Bush administration is planning to issue in its final weeks." Read more »   Obama's Security Team: Hillary Is the Biggest Question Mark By Sam Stein, Huffington Post Critics weigh in on Obama's foreign policy picks. Read more »   Republicans Just Can't Stop Picking Partisan Fights By Digby, Hullabaloo Just in case anyone thinks the spirit of bipartisanship has overtaken Congress in light of the severe financial crisis, think again. Read more »   Poll: Republicans Want Palin in 2012 By Steven Reynolds, The All Spin Zone 67% want the Alaska Gov. to run, followed by Romney and Huckabee. Read more »   Wal-Mart Shoppers Trample and Kill Employee Jdimytai Damour, Keep Shopping By Baratunde Thurston, Jack & Jill Politics A failure of values at the largest and smallest scales of society. Read more »   Mass Grave Found in Diala Village in Iraq Voices of Iraq Two mass graves have been found in the village in the past few months. Read more »   Meet the Latino in Charge of Outlining Obama's Immigration Policy By Diego Graglia, Feet in 2 Worlds The President-Elect looks to fix the immigration system. Read more »   Dealing with the Taliban to End the Afghanistan War By ZP Heller, Brave New Films An alternative to troop escalation. Read more »

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Trying to Stay Positive About Obama | Higher Education = Economic Disaster | Cops Getting Kicks Tasering

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Going to College & Grad School Looks Like a Disaster By Nan Mooney, AlterNet Thinking about going back to school in a weak jobs market? Students face a plague of loan problems, less aid and higher tuition and fees. Read more »   Clues Obama Won't Govern Center-Right By Robert Creamer, Blog for Our Future Have progressives been suckered into supporting a President who will really govern from the 'center-right'? The short answer is no. Read more »   What Does Barack Know About Peak Oil? By James Howard Kunstler, Kunstler.com The economy may go back up, but the decline in oil production can't be stopped. Does the president-elect know this? Read more »   Cops Get Their Kicks, Tasering By Digby, Hullabaloo The police have no right to shoot people with electricity for having a "bad attitude." Read more »   Why Robert Gates is a Terrible Pick By Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Nation The appointment of Robert Gates -- a vocal critic of Obama's Iraq withdrawal plan who will undoubtedly shape policy-- is alarming. Read more »   The Many Ways Our Future is a Mess By Michael T. Klare, The Nation Even the government is now warning the US will face a world of greater dangers, more challengers and a paucity of reliable allies. Read more »   Let's Hope India Doesn't React Like We Did to 9/11 By Juan Cole, Outlook India The choices India makes now about the threat of terrorism will help determine what kind of superpower it will be. Read more »   Hillary Clinton's Disdain for International Law -- Change We Can Believe In? By Stephen Zunes, AlterNet Hillary Clinton is our new Secretary of State -- will she continue the United States' hypocrisy on human rights and the rule of law? Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Dealing with the Taliban to End the Afghanistan War By ZP Heller, Brave New Films An alternative to troop escalation. Read more »   Palin Recycles Old Stump Speech in Georgia, Pisses Off Alaskans By Ali Frick, Think Progress Yesterday, Palin's home-state newspaper, the Anchorage Daily News, sharply criticized her for campaigning for Chambliss. Read more »   World AIDS Day: It Is Time to Stop 'Aidsism' By Susan Blumenthal, M.D., Melissa Shive, Huffington Post We must put an end to the discrimination that people living with HIV/AIDS experience every day. Read more »

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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	C-17s' flight time piles up faster than Air Force expected
			In the past seven years, the Air Force has flown its C-17s hard, "burning up" the cargo jets faster than military planners expected, a top Air Force general says. Pilots routinely drop C-17s into gut-wrenching dives to reach war-zone landing strips.
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		'He's getting off free in a way,' father says Clair and Patricia McLauchlin don't expect a great burden to be lifted from their lives when the state executes a man who raped, tortured and murdered their daughter 16 years ago. In some ways, they feel Joseph Gardner will be getting off easy Friday, when he is scheduled to be put to death for the racially charged killing of Melissa "Missi" McLauchlin in December 1992. City Council considers raising cost to $14 in an effort to change people's behavior When Charleston officials say their plan to sharply increase the cost of a parking ticket is aimed at changing people's behavior, they're talking about people like Drew Thomason. 'The shows must go on,' Wiles says The economic downtown has forced Charleston Stage, one of South Carolina's largest professional theater companies, to let go three full-time production and administrative employees and cut pay by 6 percent for the remaining 10 staff members. Fund will offer help in crises Tragic, unexpected situations arise in the lives of Charleston County children. They die in shootings, car wrecks and drownings, and they lose their homes in fires.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Clemson makes it official: Swinney named head coach
			CLEMSON â€" If Tyler Grisham has only one regret about his Clemson career it's that he has played just six games with Dabo Swinney as the Tigers head coach. Swinney, 39, officially had the interim tag removed from his title and became the 25th head coach in Clemson history Monday afternoon, replacing Tommy Bowden, who stepped down under heavy pressure on Oct. 13.
		Dabo brings emotion back to Clemson CLEMSON â€" It's not so much what Dabo Swinney said, it's what he couldn't say. Gamecocks remain high on Outback Bowl's list COLUMBIA â€" The Outback Bowl can't officially nail down a matchup for a few more days, but all indications are that South Carolina will take on either Iowa or Michigan State in its New Year's Day game in Tampa, Fla. That's according to sources in both South Carolina and Florida. Additionally, the Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta has told some that it would like to have USC, but is operating under the assumption that the Gamecocks will not be available. The Chick-fil-A selects an SEC team just after the Outback. Pinewood Prep may be team to beat in Roundball The Piggly Wiggly Roundball Classic attracts teams from the best basketball hotbeds in the country, and this year is no exception as teams from Charlotte, Louisville, Atlanta, Baltimore and Washington are in this year's field. Spiller, Hamlin lone Tigers first-teamers RALEIGH â€" No teams dominated the Atlantic Coast Conference during this football season. Appropriately, no schools dominated the all-ACC team, either.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	ID program sees few glitches
			After more than a year of preparations, the Port of Charleston on Monday required that anyone coming onto its facilities unescorted carry a new federal identification badge. And despite the potential for mayhem from maritime workers showing up without the ID card, fewer than 3 percent of them did.
		Retailers try to draw shoppers with deals NEW YORK â€" Retailers who saw Thanksgiving holiday sales drop off as the weekend progressed stepped up online promotions on the day known as "Cyber Monday" to try to get consumers tired of the crowds at stores to keep shopping. Boost sought for bank First Financial Holdings Inc., the largest Charleston-based bank owner, is seeking a piece of the federal bailout program. The company, which owns First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Charleston, said Monday that it has been approved to participate in the U.S. Treasury Department's bank capitalization plan. A&E requests another day in court with Davis Television network A&E is blaming misplaced sympathy for a South Carolina jury's recent multimillion-dollar ruling in favor of local real estate investor Richard Davis and is seeking another day in court. Wall Street hammered NEW YORK â€" The stock market suffered one of its worst days since the financial meltdown Monday, slicing 680 points off the Dow Jones industrial average as Wall Street snapped out of its daydream of a rally and once again faced the harsh reality of a recession.
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