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Rock Talk, Vol. IX
- The L.A. Lakers tied the series last night in a very contentious game.
- Fisher and Artest were ejected with Wafer sent to the showers by Adelman. Any league action on the ejections and fouls will be decided today.
- Even LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa got grumpy and declined Mayor White's proposed wager on the outcome of the playoff series.
- Houston is trying to get on another list. This time we want to be America's Favorite City. Vote for Houston (and yourselves)!
- University of Houston administration is tipping back more than a few pints on your nickel, Mom and Pop
- Shuttles are slated to keep flying for now so you'll have to rethink your plans for buying a decommissioned starship
- Cops busted a short con artist who would swap $100 bills to dupe clerks
- This week has been full of nifty days: Star Wars Day, Cinco de Mayo and Odd Day.
- Border smugglers are getting more clever in their attempts to get people and drugs into the country, but they should probably ditch the DHL van
- You can't buy an apartment at a Camden complex, but you could buy a stake in the company during their public offering
- Old cocktail waitresses need tips, too
- A Harlingen teacher is the first American to die of swine flu
- Houston Astros hitting coach Sean Berry will have surgery to remove a tumor from his kidney. Hurry back, Coach. The Astros bats need all the help they can get. Send JoBu.
- 13 arms in the stable, the latest being Alberto Arias, has not help stop the Astros slide. They lost to the Cubs at Minute Maid last night.
- Today's weather: Relatively light humidity today but the high will hit 90 again. If you're reading this, then you already missed today's low of 74.
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