April 18, 2012 at 8:16am
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Today In Oh This Is Quite Lovely: Team Dickwad hold South Tacoma woman at gunpoint, then ransack her home. (News Tribune)
Washington State Budget Cuts: And by cuts, we mean 1,266 more full-time jobs in state government. (News Tribune)
Tacoma City Council: It will grab money raised by 2009 and 2010 bond sales and spend it on theater, pool and bridge repairs, Hilltop public-housing renovations and walkways. (News Tribune)
Syrian Cease Fire: Not really a good thing as President Bashar al-Assad is tightening his grip on the country during the decrease in violence brought on by U.N. demands. (CNN)
The "Leap List": Ryan Leaf's list of things to do before possibly heading to prison. (Daily Weekly)
Creepy Finance Guy: He has spreadsheet of Match.com 'prospects.' (Jezebel)
Muppets Sequel: It will be a caper with new characters. (MTV)
Mission To Lars: New Metallica film to be released in June. (NME)
Fascinating: What it costs eight women writers to live in New York City. (The Awl)
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Comments for "MORNING SPEW: Cutting jobs, spending city money, painful cake video ..." (3)
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jimmi D. said on Apr. 18, 2012 at 8:33am
That cake looks yummy.
RozzyJ said on Apr. 18, 2012 at 12:34pm
Really? We are in 2012. Give me a break. Some things never change.
Steph DeRosa said on Apr. 19, 2012 at 11:37am
Performance by an artist in Sweden at a world art day. That explains it. I wonder what kind of cake they would've done for Americans? I shudder at the thought.
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