1. Dr. Polya\'s Open letter to editors and supporters
(Newsletter)

...nd Foundation itself, were found guilty. CONTINUE... Does This Explain Why So Many Federal Judges Are Turkeys? By Sherwood Ross    Thursday, 27 November 2008 FEDERAL JUDGES ACCEPTING...

2. Nukes\' Seventh Decade
(Newsletter)

...D.C., residents would go hungry on Thanksgiving, a private company called Sodexho promptly delivered 1,000 turkeys to our nation’s capital. According to a Yahoo news report, Sodexho USA (www.sodexhous...

3. Resolved that the national bird should be the wild turkey
(Opinions/op-ed)

...n his journal about the first Thanksgiving of 1621, "…besides waterfowl there was great store of wild turkeys, of which they took many."    – Gov. William BradfordThe account...

4. Does This Explain Why So Many Federal Judges Are Turkeys?
(Editor/Letters)

FEDERAL JUDGES ACCEPTING ALL-EXPENSE PAID JUNKETS TO RIGHT-WING CONFERENCES FEDERAL JUDGES ACCEPTING ALL-EXPENSE PAID JUNKETS TO RIGHT-WING CONFERENCES FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Federal judges wer

5. An unfinished holiday list
(Editor/Daily)

... the streets, play our music loud and shout at those who play our music loud, to gather together and roast turkeys and play touch football and fly kites and howl at the moon and... As I said it's an ...

6. Coercion versus Freedom at Thanksgiving
(Editor/Daily)

...D.C., residents would go hungry on Thanksgiving, a private company called Sodexho promptly delivered 1,000 turkeys to our nation’s capital. According to a Yahoo news report, Sodexho USA (www.sodexhous...

7. Fear, fear and more fear
(Mamblog/Default Category)

...er. No environmentalist has even considered this aspect of the chicken flu. Can it spread to ducks? Geese? Turkeys? Why is it only chickens in Asia, for the most part, who suffer from this virus? What...

8. Chile birds 'exposed to H1N1 virus'
(Archived/News/S+T)

Two turkey farms in Chile have been put under quarantine restirctions after fears the birds have caught swine flu from humans.

9. Q&A: Avian influenza
(Archived/News/SReports)

Avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, has been causing growing concern throughout the world as cases spread from Asia across to Europe.

10. Turkey confirms return of bird flu
(Archived/News/S+T)

Turkey's agriculture ministry has confirmed an outbreak of bird flu in the southeast of the country, just over a year after the H5N1 strain of the disease killed four children in the region.