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Vox Populi – 4-9-2010

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Friday Music Thread – Tax Free

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Now that April 15th is behind us, or as it's now referred to, "Happy Birther's Day", we can put aside the thought of taxes...

Time Out for OT – Vol 8

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During the day, do you read a story and you feel it is worth sharing? Where to place it? I don't like...

Ohio’s 18th District Is Bubbling

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Last month I wrote about Zack Space (D-OH18) and how he was the only Ohio Democrat who voted No for HCR, Zack, Why...

Vox Populi AfterChat – 4-9-2010

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The chat continues here!

Vox Populi – 4-2-2010

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AdLib is online. LiseLives : Does POV have our email addys on file ? LiseLives : Q - did he tell you...

Friday Music Thread – Music That Travels

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Music can take you away from your troubles and worries but sometimes it can take you away to an actual place. Today's theme is...

PlanetPOV Political Easter Egg Hunt

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Happy Easter to all! While you were sleeping all snug in your beds last night, The Easter Planet was hiding political Easter eggs in this...

Vox Populi – 3-26-2010

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Time Out for OT – Vol 7

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