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Pardon me for not having some clever title. Anywho, Denise Ross at Mount Blogmore:Herseth might feel more strongly than your average House Democrat about DeLay, since his diligent work to redraw districts ? both legislative and congressional ? in the...

I've never understood how you couldn't love Joe Paterno. Say what you will about the man -- he's too old, he's too this, too that -- but the man represents many of the things that are right with college football....

Happy St. Francis Day. This graduate of St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School has fond memories of October 4, as students we'd spend that day doing nothing but playing games. One thing we'd do is attach a note to a...

Here is an interesting exchange Rush Limbaugh had with a caller yesterday: CALLER: I just wanted to point out I've been a longtime Bush supporter, and when he gives a speech like he did this morning it makes me feel...

We received this note from a friend of mine who, apart from being a Democrat and a lawyer (I know, aside from that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?) is actually a fine fellow. Attached is my reply,...

I had some original thoughts on President Bush's nominee to the Supreme Court, Harriet Miers, but now that I have time to blog on them I see all my thoughts have been taken by other bloggers. Since I can't come...

Name Of Chemical Released In Salem Investigation

At least the chemical poisoning incident was not caused by Phosgene, a military toxic gas. This was reported in the Argus as being the probable agent, but a different, but superficially related material was finally positively identified:

McCook County Emergency Management thinks it has identified the mysterious substance found in the four-plex last Friday. Test results from the South Dakota and Minnesota State Labs point to aluminum phosphide, a toxic chemical often used by farmers. The report also lists traces of the gas version of the chemical, called phosphine, which can be used as a fumigant.

This still leaves question as to the origin of the chemicals in an apartment building:

Authorities say aluminum phosphide is not a chemical that would normally be found inside of a home. But they also won't comment on if the chemical was put in the building to hurt those inside. "We're attempting to get results back on many many things until we get all that back we can't really say one way or the other," Gerlach said.

Welcome back, fellas. I missed you all very, very much. Toronto Maple Leafs Nathan Perrott (R) punches Ottawa Senators Brian McGrattan during a second period fight in National Hockey League pre-season action in Ottawa September 25, 2005. REUTERS/Chris Wattie...

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