] How to play: Print out a page for each person you'll be
] watching the Presidential Debate with. (You may wish to
] print out several pages if you plan on playing more than
] one round.) Be sure to refresh this page every time you
] print, as the squares are assigned randomly each time.
]
] If President Bush or Senator Kerry say the phrase, bring
] up the topic, or do the action marked on a square, mark
] off that square. The first person to mark off an entire
] row (either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) and
] shout BINGO wins. It's fun and edumacational!

PlånetSocks.com - Presidential Debate Bingo!

] Saitama, Japan, Sep. 28 (UPI) -- A man died from asthma
] after being bitten several times by his pet hamster in a
] city north of Tokyo, the Mainichi Shimbun reported
] Tuesday.

Man dies after pet hamster bites him - (United Press International)

Vann Gibson is no stranger to escaping serious injury. He was the driver whose truck plummeted over the I-126 bridge last month. Gibson said the truck went out of control, sending him over the edge, "Just don't let me die. It's all I knew. I didn't want to die."

Natural Selection surrenders.

WIStv.com Columbia, SC: A month of disaster for Midlands man

] EVERGREEN PARK, Ill. (CBS 2) A south suburban Chicago
] wedding reception comes to a shocking end when cops
] responding to a call about loud noise allegedly attack
] the bride and her father with a taser gun.

Wow, that's a bad way to end a wedding. I wish I had spent more time reading about disastrous weddings when Mrs. adamist and I were preparing for our own... it would have saved us a lot of stress. Hearing about fiascos like this definitely would have lowered the bar on how well we expected ours to go.

CBS 2 - New York News: Bride Attacked By Taser At Wedding Reception

Yes, William Shatner is there, and yes, there is a film crew, but the whole thing wasn’t for a movie, but for a “reality” show on what it’s like when a Hollywood film crew descends on a tiny Midwestern town.

I feel kind of bad for the town. Great headline for the article, though.

Riverside feels ‘Wrath of Con’

] New York, NY, Sep. 29 (UPI) -- The U.S. Justice
] Department has alleged a New York Times foreign affairs
] reporter tipped off an Islamic charity that the FBI was
] about to raid its office.

U.S. reporter charged with terror tip-off - (United Press International)

] MOJAVE, Calif. Sept. 29, 2004 %u2014 After recovering
] from a wild corkscrew roll on its ascent, the first
] private manned rocket soared to space and returned safely
] to Earth on Wednesday in a bid to earn a $10 million
] prize.
]
] SpaceShipOne, with astronaut Michael Melvill at the
] controls, climbed to an unofficial altitude of more than
] 330,000 feet, about 2,000 feet above its target altitude
] of 62 miles.

ABCNEWS.com : Private Rocket Unofficially Reaches Space

] Can't decide which candidate to vote for? Searching for
] more information on a candidate? Try our decision guide.

This is fun. Just click on whether you oppose or favor policies, and the wizard tells you to which candidate you're closer.

AOL Presidential Match Main

] As Mr. Kerry approaches this campaign's home stretch,
] with the first debate tomorrow night, there is much in
] his past to suggest that he believes elections are won in
] the endgame, that he holds back on purpose and begins
] concentrating intently on the race only when he believes
] the voters are, too. It remains to be seen whether an
] approach that has worked in Mr. Kerry's liberal home
] state or with Democratic primary voters eager to anoint a
] consensus candidate will be effective in a national
] election, but Mr. Kerry has little choice but to perform
] at his peak now.

The New York Times -- John Kerry's Journey: A Fast Finisher's Reputation Now Faces the Ultimate Test

] Members of Congress work hard on creating a positive
] image, so we usually know little about them that they
] don't want us to know.
]
] But their aides know a lot -- who's smart and
] who's dumb, who's gutsy and who's a
] blowhard.

The results here are sometimes surprising.

WASHINGTONIAN - Best & Worst of Congress '04