Another new format this morning. Not sure if this one will last--it was quite a bit more work.

#10: Kansas City's "Fringe Festival"
#9: Rainforests cause more global warming than previously thought
#8: Western collegiate wrestling conference to form

#7: Royals 6, White Sox 5
#6: But does he play a mean pinball?
#5: The Spaceship Company founded
#4: Shuttle external tank foam problems
#3: More, more, more! (Roberts nomination)
#2: Plan may not be enough to keep Delta out of bankruptcy
#1: Rumsfeld in Iraq

#10: Special to my university pals: The Edu-jargon drinking game.
Because just working at a university will drive you to drink. Via Michelle Malkin.

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#10: We're gonna die (in 2036)--Asteroid strike
NASA considers what to do about asteroid that will come way too close to Earth.

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#10: Plame Game
We need to fill out another slow news day. Sigh. Apparently Attorney General Alberto Gonzales (gasp!) was informed of the Plame investigation (gasp!) by the Justice Department (gasp!) and waited twelve hours before notifying the White House Staff (gasp!) after asking Justice if he needed to keep it confidential or not (gasp!). Gonzales did however inform White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card immediately (gasp! Heat up the tar! Get the feathers ready!). Obviously Gonzales is guilty of obstruction of agenda! Off with his head!

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#10: Missouri settles with college students
According to report from ksdk.com, Missouri law from 1872 said "youths, resident of the state of Missouri," should be admitted to the states university "without payment of tuition.". Suit results in $500 from state to each of almost 5,000 University of Missouri students. Oops.

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