| Raising the 'Roof': Tour launch in Plains is special for Montana Rep ...
The actors make their curtain call in front of enthusiastic applause from the Plains audience. After the show, the actors and crew are treated to a home-cooked meal that has become a traditional part of the Plains production.
Photo by KURT WILSON/Missoulian
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January 2004 - December 2004
Howard Dean's position on abortion, he argues, makes it obvious why Catholics should support someone else
Liars! Liars! Green pants on fire!: Alan Caruba has had it up to here when it comes to the press, some scientists and the environmentalist movement over the issue of global warming and predictions about the future
They say Trevor made a mockery of MLK Day: Every year at Westside High School in Omaha, Nebraska a student is picked to win the Distinguished African American Student Award. David M. Huntwork wonders why it's wrong to award a white student who happens to be a native of Africa
Homage to the Count: P. David Hornik has been listening to the great William "Count" Basie for decades but it was only recently that it struck him why the jazzman was one of the greatest ever in his field
Privatize the space program: Rather than spend hundreds of billions of dollars putting humans on Mars, writes Robert Garmong, George W.
Shalmy leaving post as exec at Sierra Pacific Resources
When Walt Higgins, chairman of Sierra Pacific Resources and a former submarine officer, encountered the "perfect storm" six years ago, he turned to Donald "Pat" Shalmy. Shalmy was a former Clark County manager and former president of the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce but had no experience with electric utilities. Higgins told Shalmy the company already had plenty of electrical engineers, accountants and regulatory experts. The utility chief wanted Shalmy to help the company restore good relations with major customers such as Strip casino operators, state regulators and political officials. And he wanted Shalmy to boost employee morale. Shalmy joined the company as senior vice president of public policy and external affairs. Within two months, he was given added responsibility as president of subsidiary Nevada Power Co.
TODAY'S VOTE
If Gartside had a replacementin mind which would excite the fans eg Capello, Mourinho or someone of that calibre then I could understand him sacking SL. but we have no replacement lined up and are now approaching failed managers with no track record of success in the Premier league and none of whom in my opinion would do a better job than SL.Also the main criteria for Gartside will be the ability to manage a club in the PL without spending any money. What calibre of manager will be prepared to work under those circumstances .
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