IF YOU haven't yet seen Texas Watchdog's graphics on the human beings, companies, interest groups, and tracts of real estate that have friended mayoral candidates Gene Locke and Annise Parker (and been friended in return), go . . .
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THE CHRONICLE ran a brilliant op-ed recently on Houston's coming pension tsunami.
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THE MERRY PRANKSTERS on the Chronicle editorial board yukked it up today about a giant squid found in the Gulf of Mexico.
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HOUSTON MAYOR Bill White was informed nearly a year and a half ago that a nonprofit arm of the Houston Airport System was heavily involved in building and running airport facilities in several other countries, records show.
The rest of the story . . .
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. . . in India.
[India's election, which removed communists from the governing coalition] frees the Congress Party to offer even more robust support of the country's innovative, sophisticated free-market economy.
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BLOGGERS, like lithion-ion batteries, sometimes need recharging. Cory Crow, proprietor of Lose an Eye, is taking a much-deserved break. He's one of Unca D's faves and, one hopes, yours as well.
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THE KIPP schools started in Houston. A new book (Work Hard. Be Nice.) tells the story and explains the success. The secrets?
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