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Geiger’s Counter: Up by the boot straps

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Saturday, February 6. 2010

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Tom Rauch lives on an antenna farm situated along a ridge line in Johnstonville.

He spends his days surrounded by circuit boards, vacuum tubes, receivers, transceivers, amplifiers and even a few morse code keys. They have long painted the tableau of his life. [Full Story »]

Geiger’s Counter: The printed word will never die

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Saturday, December 19. 2009

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The Story of the Recorded Word is a series of four panels by artist Edward Laning that adorns the arched walls of the fabulous McGraw Rotunda in the main branch of the New York Public Library.
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swiss take stand against islam...

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Sunday, November 29. 2009

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vote to ban mosque minarets... [Full Story »]

Twas the month before Christmas

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Tuesday, November 17. 2009

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When all through our land,
Not a Christian was praying [Full Story »]

Geiger’s Counter: Pike-Lamar game was a gem

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Friday, November 6. 2009

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The high school football matchup in Zebulon Friday night featuring the Pike County Pirates hosting the Lamar County Trojans was a gem.
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Geiger’s Counter: The fair comes in the fall

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Saturday, October 24. 2009

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Unless you really like crowds, make a mental note to avoid the Georgia National Fair in Perry on its last day when $15 will buy a wristband allowing free access to all the midway rides.
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so, is this indoctrination.....

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Monday, September 28. 2009

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students taught to sing... [Full Story »]

Geiger’s Counter: Joe Cox is a shining example

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Tuesday, September 22. 2009

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It is hard to imagine stepping into bigger shoes than those Georgia quarterback Joe Cox has had to fill.

Cox, a fifth year senior, rode the pine for the Bulldogs while phenom Matthew Stafford honed his skills in Athens and eventually became the number one pick in the NFL draft and a very wealthy young man.

Joe Cox likely won’t see similar millions as a pro signal caller. When his college career is over he wants to be a coach and the bet here is he will get that opportunity.
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who you like in the tech-miami...

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Thursday, September 17. 2009

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game tonight?

where were you when you first heard about the 9-11 attacks...

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Friday, September 11. 2009

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what were you doing?

what were your first impressions/reactions?

how do you feel about the attacks today?

has your opinion changed over time?

do (would) you want your kids to be forced to listen to obama's speech...

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Sunday, September 6. 2009

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tuesday in school or do you think it is an attempt by the adminstration to 'indoctrinate' them.

'black agenda' memo hot topic in atl mayoral race...

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Thursday, August 27. 2009

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some say memo was written to galvanize black voters against a white woman who is among the front runners.

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spalding investigators seek help solving arson

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Friday, August 21. 2009

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spalding county sheriff's investigators are asking for the public's help in solving an arson that occurred at approximately 5:50 a.m. on saturday, aug. 15 at the days inn on north expressway in griffin. the motel and three vehicles were damaged. a reward of up to $10,000 is offered. if you have info., call josh pitts @ 770.467.4282; ext. 227

would you have freed....

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Thursday, August 20. 2009

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terminally ill lockerbie bomber?

What makes people kill?

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Saturday, August 8. 2009

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A woman and her boyfriend allegedly beat her ex-husband to death in the middle of the night with a metal baseball bat, wrap the body in the sheets and blankets from the bed and dump it in a thicket at the edge of a cornfield. [Full Story »]