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Fri, June 13, 2008 10:35:22 AMFrom:
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'Nowhere to go' / Flying jet suit / Cubs sweep
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'NOWHERE TO GO.' As torrential rains fell Thursday, Cedar Rapids was under siege from the skies and from the ground. By nightfall, 3,000 families were homeless and there were reports of gunshots and car vandalism:
Tornadoes remain tough to predict:
WINDOW A/C BAN HEATS UP ADDISON RESIDENTS. But the suburb insists the ordinance will improve its look:
FLYING JET SUIT. The inventor of the twin-engine birdman suit is just like James Bond's Q, except his gadgets actually work.
CREDIBLE HULK. Michael Phillips says that "though the last iteration was a mere 5 years ago, the time is right for a new look at the Cold War icon."
CUBS SWEEP. They might have been wearing the uniforms of the last-place 1948 Cubs, but with another comeback win at home, it was clearly this year's first-place team:
BLACKHAWK NAMED ROOKIE OF THE YEAR. Patrick Kane edges teammate Jonathan Toews.
