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Clarksville Fox plays for Division slot
May 16, 2008 | 
The women of Clarksville Fox are looking for a win and a Division playoff spot Saturday, May 17, when they take on Baton Rouge Fuel at Northwest High School at 7 p.m.. The Clarksville Fox is 4-0 and is ranked 12th in the IWFL out of 43 teams.
The Clarksville Fox is a Women’s Full Contact Semi-Pro Football Team. 2007 was the first year for the Fox and they enjoyed success on the field making it to their league’s Championship Game. The Fox also achieved success off the field as a women’s sports organization the community of Clarksville is proud of and supported with great crowds at the games. «Read the rest of this article»
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It’s all about the pipelines
May 16, 2008 |
Okay…so it’s discovered that one of the largest remaining untapped resources, of the most lucrative commodities on the planet, lies beneath an area on earth which is landlocked by surrounding countries who don’t like you.
But in order to get that commodity out to market – so that you can profit from harvesting it – you need a major highway or two to the nearest seaport where you can load it on big boats and ship it off to world markets.
Problem is: those aforementioned surrounding countries. Those highways will have to traverse their land and they’re not going to just let you do it.
What’s a Western capitalist to do! «Read the rest of this article»
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