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Acme Animal Control

   David Braverman 
Chicago
A coyote hanging out at Francis Cardinal George's mansion got away from Chicago Animal Control on Monday. Repeatedly: The wild animal played hide-and-seek with police officers and later the Animal Care and Control team for more than five hours. The last three hours were spent chasing the coyote back and forth from baseball fields at Lake Shore Drive and LaSalle Street to the yard of Cardinal Francis George's residence at North Avenue and State Street. The coyote seems to have sought sanctuary recently...

Read Harry Potter 4: And the Goblet of Fire

By J.K. Rowling  

Started Tuesday 24 July 2007 CDT, completed Monday 30 July 2007 CDT

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Today's Daily Parker

   David Braverman 
DailyParker
Paws for a moment. Also, I devoured Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows this weekend. I don't think I'm giving anything away when I tell you: Soylent Green is people! (I'll wait a discrete interval before writing more about the Potter book. You're on your own about Soylent Green.)

Read Harry Potter 2: And the Chamber of Secrets

By J.K. Rowling  

Started Monday 23 July 2007 CDT, completed Monday 23 July 2007 CDT

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Read Harry Potter 3: And the Prisoner of Azkaban

By J.K. Rowling  

Started Monday 23 July 2007 CDT, completed Tuesday 24 July 2007 CDT

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Read Harry Potter 1: And the Philosopher's Stone

By J.K. Rowling  

Started Sunday 22 July 2007 CDT, completed Monday 23 July 2007 CDT

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Read Harry Potter 7: And the Deathly Hallows

By J.K. Rowling  

Started Saturday 21 July 2007 CDT, completed Sunday 22 July 2007 CDT

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Shelter Boxes

   David Braverman 
PoliticsWorld Politics
These things are cool. For about $1,000 each, the Shelter Box Trust (Shelter Box USA here) provides shelter to people in disaster areas. They've distributed over 32,000 boxes to half a million people since 2001, including to Indonesia in December 2004 and New Orleans in August 2005. Each is a 49-gallon box containing a tent, ten sleeping bags, cookware, water jugs (sans water) and other neccesities that people need immediately following a disaster.

Today's Daily Parker

   David Braverman 
DailyParker
Neither rain, nor snow, nor dead of night, can keep Parker from playing with a tennis ball: He even brought me the ball, but, you know? Standing out in a raging thunderstorm throwing a soggy ball to a soggy dog just doesn't have a huge appeal to me:

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