Senate Bill # 2747 Land and Water Conservation FundSource: Examiner
Outdoor activities contributes a total of $730 billion annually to the economy, supporting 6.5 million jobs (1 of every 20 jobs in the U.S.) and stimulates 8 percent of all consumer spending according to the Outdoor Industry Foundation.

Here in America, our Pacific, Gulf, and Atlantic coastlines are wild and beautiful! Let's not forget our miles of beautiful shoreline in the interior of the US.
Package Under Disney World Bus Not ExplosiveSource: WESH.COM
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- The Orange County Sheriff's Office bomb squad checked out a suspicious package under a Disney World bus on Thursday, which led the resort to shut down its vast transportation system.
24 riders rescued from California roller coaster Source: CNN
A mechanical failure on a roller coaster at an amusement park in Santa Clara, California, on Monday afternoon left 24 people stranded for hours on the ride, some as high as 80 feet off the ground, authorities said.
Sarah Palin Challenges President Obama to Footrace - Associated ContentSource: Associated Content
Apparently Sarah Palin isn't ready to quit racing against President Barack Obama. But it's no longer a presidential race we're talking about. According to Palin, in an interview with Runner's World Magazine, she's pretty sure she could beat the president in a race.
Cross-stitch recreation of Sistine Chapel ceiling Source: Telegraph
Using a British concept by cross-stitch 'guru' Dave Peters, called Xstitch Professional, Canadian Joanna Lopianowski-Roberts, 44, who lives in San Francisco, California, spent at least one hour a day for eight years with the work on her lap.
Clinton youths roll out for park celebrationSource: gazette.net
Fox Run Community Park, the staging ground for the "Tour de Creek" competition June 13, has been allotted $425,000 beginning July 1 under the Capital Improvement Program after residents lobbied for nearly four years.
What the Heck? Say Goodbye to Who?Source: Yahoo.com
The TV shows that got the axe by the networks and won't be coming back next season...and the dubious show that will--'Parks and Recreation' the unfunny show with Amy Poehler.
Power of PurchaseSource: http://news.nabweekly.ca
If there are a few things I've learned over this year is finding deals and now is the best time to find them.

I just saw an article on MSNBC, worrying about falling prices. Of course, the article is then commented on by newsviners, wondering how is it possible.....Answer: Energy prices are much lower, this year than last.
The Medium - GPS Marks the SpotSource: The New York Times
This column discusses geocaching, a high-tech treasure hunting game played world wide by explorers using a GPSr. It's written with the motivations of the individual geocacher in mind.
Winter Blast!!!Source: wwj.com
Winter Blast is the best time of year! Ride the Night Move (Metro Detroit's green public transit) down to the Monroe Street Bar Blast on Friday night. It's only $12 for an all-night pass between Royal Oak, Ferndale, and Detroit.
Phoenicia Departs Port Sudan for the 'Pirate Zone'Source:
The Phoenicia, seeking to rediscover and document the secrets of ancient Phoenician mariners while circumnavigating the continent of Africa, are just about to depart Port Sudan in the Red Sea, heading towards the Gulf of Aden and the 'Pirate Zone'.

A high quality pool cue is an investment not to be taken lightly, especially by a hobbyist pool player that is looking to take the game more seriously. Remember that what you are purchasing is a tool to be used and not just some simple game piece.
Nirvana Baby Gets Back in the Pool, AgainSource: Spinner.com
Back in the early '90s, an infant boy was dropped into a swimming pool and photographed underwater in his birthday onesie. That surreal image went on to become the cover art for arguably the most influential album of the whole decade, Nirvana's breakthrough LP, 'Nevermind.'
Project to re-create ancient Japanese trade ship Source:
A ¥100 million project is under way to re-create a full-scale replica of a wooden ship that crossed the Sea of Japan from the seventh to ninth centuries and greatly affected the nation's culture.
Why You Should Work Less | AlterNetSource: AlterNet.org
This year, Take Back Your Time Day (Oct. 24) is celebrating the 70th anniversary of FSLA while calling for a new labor law that would make paid vacation a guaranteed right and not just a voluntary benefit employers "offer" workers.