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Leading Off (The Deleted Version)

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So, I write Leading Off. Then I go back to write another post. Somehow, I replace Leading Off with the alarm post below. So, you know what, there were some good comments and jokes you’re just not going to read unless you were paying close attention from about 7:40 to 7:47 this morning. Here were the stories:

1. Internet porn library City Council worry.

2. Dallas church evicts people, Lord angry.

3. Farmers Branch dumb, possibly evil yes now.

Update: For what it’s worth, the original showed up in my RSS feed. It’s after the jump, just to prove I’m not shirking my LO duties.

1. I’m amused that the Dallas City Council is going to be briefed on the sudden problem of people looking at computer porn in the downtown library, especially because the Observer had this story five years ago.

2. Folks being evicted from this apartment complex in North Dallas are praying they find help – but they’re not praying at the church that is evicting them to make room for more parking.

3. The real-estate hucksters who run Farmers Branch continue their fight to keep people who don’t look like them (pasty, white) out of their sad little town with another rental ban vote.

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