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Terrified Amusement Park Dad Speaks Out on ‘Today’
Terrified Amusement Park Dad Speaks Out on ‘Today’
Terrified Amusement Park Dad Speaks Out on ‘Today’
Climbing aboard a scary amusement park ride when you’re afraid of heights — like this dad did — takes guts. But appearing on ‘Today’ and explaining your sobbing, terrified reaction? That takes more courage than we can even imagine.
‘The Avengers’ Makes Over $600 Million; Now Third Biggest Movie of All-Time
‘The Avengers’ Makes Over $600 Million; Now Third Biggest Movie of All-Time
‘The Avengers’ Makes Over $600 Million; Now Third Biggest Movie of All-Time
There’s no question — ‘The Avengers‘ is one of the biggest blockbuster hits to ever come out in theaters and nobody expected it to be as popular as it was. Fans went in droves and the film broke box office records left and right and it’s still going strong. How strong? How about $600 million domestic strong?
Oreo Celebrates Gay Pride With Rainbow-Colored Cookie
Oreo Celebrates Gay Pride With Rainbow-Colored Cookie
Oreo Celebrates Gay Pride With Rainbow-Colored Cookie
Cookie favorite Oreo signaled its support for gay rights this week by posting a picture of its iconic cookie with rainbow-colored cream on Facebook. The photo immediately drew a firestorm of controversy, with some supporting the gay pride image, while others loudly condemned it.
Montana Farmers Concerned About Competitive Bidding
Montana Farmers Concerned About Competitive Bidding
Montana Farmers Concerned About Competitive Bidding
GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — Montana farm officials are concerned farmers might lose the advantage of competitive bidding from two grain companies that recently became owned by a Japanese conglomerate. Marubeni America Corp. already owned Columbia Grain when in May it purchased Gavilon Group for $3...
Imperial Oil Withdraws Megaload Permit Application
Imperial Oil Withdraws Megaload Permit Application
Imperial Oil Withdraws Megaload Permit Application
MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — The Canadian company building an oil sands project in northern Alberta has withdrawn its application to haul oversized loads of oil field equipment over Lolo Pass and through northwestern Montana into Canada. The Missoulian reports the Montana Department of Transportation announced the move in a notice to District Judge Ray Dayton...

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