Phoenix News
Brewer, Republicans denounce immigration memo
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer joined other Republicans in reacting negatively to an Obama administration memo that could allow more immigrants to gain legal status without congressional action on immigration.
Damaged assessed to UOP Stadium
University of Phoenix Stadium officials are inspecting damage cause Thursday by monsoon thunderstorms and high winds that hit the Phoenix area.
Back-to-school shoppers spending more
Despite the recession, back-to-school shoppers are spending more this season, according to a consumer survey by Deloitte.
APS announces first group of ?qualified installers?
Arizona Public Service Co. has rolled out the names of the first companies to go through an installation program with the utility.
Business groups still fighting healthcare reform
WASHINGTON -- Business groups that opposed health care reform are working to undo parts of the law before it is implemented.
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Solitary Man Reaches Out, But Now Is Lonely In A Crowd
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Dear Abby - DEAR ABBY: I'm a gay 44-year-old man with self-esteem problems. I have never seen myself as worthy of affection, and I don't consider myself attractive. I have never been in a relationship, and no one outside of my family has ever said "I love you" to me.
Loud Music Ruins Reception For Many Wedding Guests
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Dear Abby - DEAR ABBY: "Lost My Appetite in South Carolina" (June 1) walked out of a wedding reception after waiting for a delayed dinner and suffering through the DJ's "loud, deafening rock 'n' roll music." You chided the writer and suggested he should have asked the hosts to lower the volume somewhat. It's my experience this doesn't work. Insanely loud music is part of the contemporary American culture.
Woman With Cancer Shouldn't Waste Time On Hateful Mom
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Dear Abby - DEAR ABBY: My 89-year-old mother has always been difficult. She not only never loved me, she treated me as if she didn't like me, either. She told me she didn't send me a birthday card on my birthday last month because "What was it supposed to say -- what a 'wonderful' person you are?" My children visibly winced when they heard her say it and worked extra-hard to make sure my day was special.
Rejected Senior Finds It Hard To Accept Neighbor's Conquest
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Dear Abby - DEAR ABBY: I was involved with "Ralph" for two years. We live in a senior apartment complex, and women have been coming on to him for years. He is now seeing "Joan," who happens to be my neighbor. This hurts me deeply.
Recent Widower Isn't Required To Follow A Dating Timetable
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Dear Abby - DEAR ABBY: My wife and I were having dinner with another couple when a conversation ensued that divided the men's views from the women's. It concerned a recently widowed man (I'll call him "John") who is dating a woman from our wives' circle of friends, "Peggy." (Peggy is a widow.)
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2010 NFL preseason capsules (AP)
NFL preseason capsules as training camps open: AFC EAST NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (10-6) LAST YEAR: Won the AFC East for the sixth time in seven years, but in the playoffs fell behind Baltimore 24-0 in the first quarter and lost in the wild-card round for the first time since 1998. Tom Brady returned after missing all but the first quarter of the previous season with a knee injury and passed for more...
Bears Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Before quarterback Jay Cutler can flourish in new coordinator Mike Martz's offense, he'll have to get better protection than he did last year.
Mike Tice takes over as line coach for Harry Hiestand, whose group allowed 35 sacks last year and struggled to protect Cutler or create running room for the ground game, which averaged a mediocre 4.0 yards per attempt. There is expected to be more pressure on the offensive line this year in the passing game, considering Martz's frequent use of five- and seven-step drops. Considering that by the end of last season 2008 first-round draft pick Chris Williams had already moved over from right tackle to replace Orlando Pace at left tackle, there hasn't been a lot of change in personnel on the offensive line, but there have been some...
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Chicago Cubs rookie league players in Mesa learn more than strikes and balls
Players with the Chicago Cubs Arizona Rookie League team are learning more than baseball
Chicago Cubs 1B Lee rejects trade to Angels, wants to remain with Cubs
HOUSTON - Chicago Cubs first baseman Derrek Lee has rejected a trade to the Los Angeles Angels, saying he prefers to finish the season with his team.
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