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	a As-it-happens update ⋅ October 31, 2014
	NEWS
	Mirror.co.uk Ed Miliband: Labour faces a fight to save its Scottish MPs The Guardian Demonstrators show their anger outside at event in Glasgow attended by Labour party leader Ed Miliband after the resignation of Johann Lamont as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Toronto Star Survivor recap: Big price for a bag of rice Toronto Star Sure, this happened a few times during Survivor: Blood vs. Water, but neither Laura Morett nor Tina Wesson were as devastated as Dale was after ... Flag as irrelevant
	Toronto Star Harper's 'income splitting lite' is still a bad idea: Editorial Toronto Star Prime Minister Stephen Harper – tie and glasses off, smiling his best campaign smile – kicked it off on Thursday with a package of tax changes he said ... Flag as irrelevant
	National Post Fighting a law with a Hollywood movie National Post "Ms. Kelo is a classic American heroine," The Wall Street Journal wrote, "the feisty little guy who takes on city hall and corporate fat cats in pursuit of a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Spencer Ante: Turning a Crisis into Opportunity Wall Street Journal (blog) When I co-founded a mobile startup offering local recommendations from friends and neighbors, I knew we were going to take on giants like Yelp, ... Flag as irrelevant
	National Post Young Ones, reviewed: Michael Shannon leads a stellar teen cast in dystopic drama that gets a bit ... National Post A future dystopia with a teenaged protagonist that's not based on a hit three-volume young-adult series of novels? Whatever else Young Ones is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Why A Conservative Billionaire Is Backing Criminal Justice Reform In California Forbes Malibu billionaire B. Wayne Hughes, Jr., loves Ronald Reagan, is building an evangelical camp for kids, and has given nearly $40,000 to elect ... Flag as irrelevant
	MiamiHerald.com How to Succeed In Politics As a Businessman By Really Trying First Things A certain Georgia Senate seat has a strange and revealing recent history. 2008 was the ultimate Democratic wave year, but the Georgia Senate seat ... Flag as irrelevant
	Brantford Expositor Concept of a computer? It's Greek to us Brantford Expositor While this is true for the advent of the electronic digital computers that are so ubiquitous in our lives, it seems that the concept of a computer is not a ... Flag as irrelevant
	BLOGS
	Interview: Maya Rao on Spending a Month Working as a Cashier in the Bakken Longreads Blog Western North Dakota—at the epicenter of the Bakken oil rush—has become a new Wild West of sorts, where fortunes are made, sought and lost with ... Flag as irrelevant
	A Re-Trained Brain Girlfriends in God Today's Truth. God did not give us a spirit that makes us afraid but a spirit of power and love and self-control (2 Timothy 1:7, NCV). Friend to Friend. Flag as irrelevant
	The Netherlands risks becoming a more polarised society DutchNews.nl The well-educated and low-skilled in the Netherlands are living more and more in separate worlds, leading to 'feelings of unease', according to a new ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	10 Hours Of Walking In NYC As A Man Digg If you're a man and you want more free footballs than you know what to do with, move here. Flag as irrelevant
	Bonaventura wondergoal forces draw espnfc.com Despite back-to-back draws, Milan moved up to third place in Serie A on Wednesday night after being held by Cagliari. Giacomo Bonaventura scored ... Flag as irrelevant
	Writing a new rulebook for journalism Storyful Blog In the first of a two-part series, Storyful CEO Mark Little today reflects on the 'first rule of journalism' (there are no rules). Tomorrow, Mark will write ... Flag as irrelevant

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