SUNDAYBUSINESS, PART 2 A New Plank for Democrats A draft of the Democratic platform calls for a wholesale rewriting of President Bush's national security strategy.
This is a new plank in its platform.
The Ocean-to-Ocean Bridge across the Colorado River was open in 1915, and a new plank road was opened that year which became state-maintained in 1917, and used a foundation of wooden rails, with the planks bound together by steel, as opposed to simple planks that were fastened to rails.
In 1848, the Pennsylvania State Legislature approved and chartered construction of a brand new plank road in the valley, to be called the Tioga and Elmira Plank Road, following the alignments of current-day Route 287, Pennsylvania Route 328 and New York State Route 328 to Elmira, New York.
A counter-terrorism official described the arrests as part of a 'new plank' of attack against Islamic terrorists in Britain, one that targets their 'upstream' activities.
What if you keep the old planks, then build a new ship out of them?
This new plank road also had the ability to extend their plank road down to Wellsboro, which repealed the acts of 1848 and 1849.
Under an entry arch reminiscent of the Santa Monica Pier, a new wood-plank walkway leads to two rides flanked by shallow pools of deep blue water that creates the illusion of a seaside amusement pier.
Georgetown's Evgeny Morozov, one of the most prolific commentators around on Internet issues, believes that Clarke's talk of a "cyber war" and "cyber nukes" is pure "science fiction" and suggests that cyber war has emerged as the new favorite plank of self-interested security consultants on the Right.
The only change in the plank is a new denunciation of the recent Supreme Court decision overturning state laws that banned the procedure opponents call "partial birth" abortion.
Was riding the train, and taking a picture of it, the new planking?
