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Every summer wildlife experts, game wardens, and county agents get requests to identify mysterious eggs. These mystery eggs turn up while digging in the garden or compost pile, or maybe under a board or log.

If you haven't seen the new Northeast Georgia History Center building on the Brenau College campus lately, let me suggest you drive down Academy Street, alongside the Green Street Post Office, and take a look at it.

It happened again. Your neighbor was sucked into one of those too-good-to-be-true deals by a fast talker at the other end of her phone line.

Problem: Bits of food left on dishes

I've been watching and reading about the work going on to establish a democratic government in Iraq. You know ... one day the media says things are going well, and the next they report how things are falling apart.

There are certain commentaries that need to be written, but are difficult to write because they are so sad. That's the way I feel about the mess the New York Times has created, and is in.

The fear and self-loathing often felt by some southerners over the regions past has been playing out in the most unlikely places of late, the front page and the editorial board room of the New York Times.
The most glaring example is the Jayson Blai

There is a growing chorus of criticism about our American handling of the situation in Iraq, coming mostly, of course, from Democrats, but also from the same liberal voices that opposed war in Iraq in the first place.

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