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	Seems Like Old Times Chevy Chase EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  Sony Pictures RELEASE DATE:  19 March, 2002
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	I'm Chevy Chase and You're Not Rena Fruchter EDITION:  Hardcover MANUFACTURER:  Virgin Books RELEASE DATE:  17 April, 2007
	Greatest Hits Of The National Lampoon John Belushi, Henry Beard, Christopher Cerf, Chevy Chase, Christopher Guest, Tony Hendra, Paul Jacobs, Sean Kelly, Bill Murray and Michael O'Donoghue EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Uproar RELEASE DATE:  01 June, 2004
	Camaro! Chevy's Classy Chassis: An Illustrated History (The Chevy Chase Series) (The Chevy Chase series / by Ray Miller) Ray Miller EDITION:  Hardcover MANUFACTURER:  Evergreen Pr RELEASE DATE:  June, 1981
	Playboy Magazine / May 1977 - Lillian Muller, Interview: Original Saturday Night Live cast with Chevy Chase, John Belushi, Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin, Dan Ayrkoyd, producer Lorne Michaels and others. Playboy Magazine EDITION:  Paperback MANUFACTURER:  Playboy Magazine RELEASE DATE:  1977
	I'm Chevy Chase... and You're Not: Revised & Updated Rena Fruchter EDITION:  Paperback MANUFACTURER:  Virgin Books RELEASE DATE:  29 April, 2008
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Bid on a day with Hilary Duff

charitybuzz is hosting the Fifth Annual Chevy Chase Green Auction, which this year features a very special chance to spend the day with Hilary Duff! Hilary Duff is participating in the charity, which will benefit the Earth Day Network (whose goal is to green schools through the US - healthy lifestyles, energy efficient facilities, etc). The [...]
Published: Mon, 15 Sep 2008 19:51:12 GMT - Source: Hilarynews.Com - Read the article

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Limbaugh: Obama's nomination "goes back to the fact that nobody had the guts to stand up and say no to a black guy"

On the August 19 broadcast of his nationally syndicated radio show, Rush Limbaugh said that "it is striking how unqualified [Sen. Barack] Obama is and, and how this whole thing came about with, within the Democrat [sic] Party. I think it really goes back to the fact that nobody had the guts to stand up and say no to a black guy." Limbaugh went on to say: "I think this is a classic illustration here where affirmative action has reared its ugly head against them. It's the reverse of it. They've, they've ended up nominating and placing at the top of their ticket somebody who's not qualified, who has not earned it." Limbaugh added: "It's perfect affirmative action. And because of all this guilt and the historic nature of things, nobody had the guts to say, well, wait a minute, do we really want to do this?" From the August 19 broadcast of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show: CALLER: But here I -- I'm actually idling. I've got the air on full-blast so I'm gonna', I'm going to take my time. But -- she says to say, "Hi." But here, here's the thing, Rush. I'm thinking -- coming from Chicago, you know, where we -- we're just inundated with Barack and his ideas, I do believe that on some level the liberals understand the free market because whenever racism is becoming scarce, they do not hesitate to drill for more. LIMBAUGH: No, they understand it. They just oppose it. CALLER: OK. But they want it when it benefits them. LIMBAUGH: Exactly right. CALLER: OK. LIMBAUGH: So when, when a precious resource like racism becomes scarce -- CALLER: Exactly. LIMBAUGH: -- they will go out and drill for new sources. CALLER: OK. LIMBAUGH: You're exactly right. They understand the principle. They want it for themselves, just not anybody else. Liberals can have two sets of rules: One for the elites, the arrogants and the condescending elites, and the other set of rules for everybody else. CALLER: Uh-hmm. LIMBAUGH: They will exempt themselves from the limiting rules they place on everybody else. CALLER: Yes. And you hit it right on with Barack. It -- they keep talking about all these reasons: Why is it the poll's so close? What's going on? And it reminds me of that, that scene in Caddyshack -- I don't know if you're familiar with where Chevy Chase is trying to teach Bill Murray how to golf and he's kind of saying, "You're not, you're not ..." And he's standing behind him and he's trying to -- and he says, "You're not good." You know, it just reminds me of that. He's just not good. LIMBAUGH: What did, what did he say? You're not what? CALLER: He -- Chevy Chase -- LIMBAUGH: Oh. "You're not good. You're not good." CALLER: Yeah, he's tryin' to say, you know, you're not leaning, you're not doing -- you're not, you're not good." You know, so it just reminds me of that. You know, he's just not cut out for the job. So -- LIMBAUGH: No, he's not. He's -- it's -- to me, it is striking how unqualified Obama is and how this whole thing came about with, within the Democrat Party. I think it really goes back to the fact that nobody had the guts to stand up and say no to a black guy. They just -- they were -- liberal policies are always going to end up strangling liberals, too. And I think, I think this is a classic illustration here where affirmative action has reared its ugly head against them. It's the reverse of it. They've, they've ended up nominating and placing at the top of their ticket somebody who's not qualified, who has not earned it. It's perfect affirmative action. And because of all this guilt and the historic nature of things, nobody had the guts to say, well, wait a minute, do we really want to do this? So they do it and then they start behaving in manners and ways that let us know that they know that they've goofed up with the choice. Actually, it's been somewhat fascinating to watch.
Published: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 17:46:37 GMT - Source: Mediamatters.Org - Read the article

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Traffic cams bring in $250,000/month in a town with a $4.6 million budget

Why do towns install speeding cams? Is it because robotic, inflexible, perfect enforcement of every single infraction of the speed-limit makes the streets safer? Or because they can raise $250,000 a month in fines for small town budgets? In Chevy Chase, for example, where speeding tickets brought in about $8,000 monthly before cop cams, "We are routinely bringing in approximately a quarter-million dollars per month," Geoffrey Biddle, Chevy Chase's village manager, told his Board of Managers in February. For a community of 2,000 with an annual budget of $4.6 million, that's a bonanza. What's more, because locals know enough to evade the cop cams, the village's new revenue mostly comes from outsiders, rather like a commuter tax. Nor are Chevy Chase's big gains unique. Washington's dozen cop cams have taken in more than $200 million since 2001. Scottsdale's six freeway cameras took in $17 million in 2006. Cop cameras don't just catch speeders, they raise cash (Thanks, Marilyn!...
Published: Wed, 13 Aug 2008 06:09:56 GMT - Source: Boingboing.Net - Read the article

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