PIMail: Seattle Seahawks news for November 30

PImail - news in your inbox Audition time as disappointing Eagles face Seattle For the first time since Young scampered 9 yards for a touchdown in the... more » Photo Seahawks WR Sidney Rice out for season with concussion Seahawks receiver Sidney Rice has a more severe concussion than originally... more » Seattle's Sidney Rice headed to injured reserve Seattle coach Pete Carroll announced Wednesday that Rice would be placed on... more » Seattle's big receivers not having impact When the Seahawks signed Sidney Rice in the offseason to join Williams as a... more » This newsletter was sent to you on behalf of seattlepi.com. It is available to our newsletter subscribers. Visit http://www.seattlepi.com/newsletters to subscribe to more of our newsletters. •  Click to unsubscribe sportsdirectcom@gmail.com from this list. Or send your request referencing the specific newsletter to: Opt-Out Request, seattlepi.com, 2601 Elliott Ave., Suite 300A, Seattle, WA 98121. •  We are fully compliant with the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003

PIMail: Aerospace news for November 30

PImail - news in your inbox Boeing Machinists: 737 MAX to be built in Renton SEATTLE (AP) — The Boeing Machinists union announced a tentative deal... more » Machinists reach tentative deal with Boeing SEATTLE (AP) — A contentious labor dispute between the government and... more » Photo Boeing, union reach deal to build new 737 in Renton more » Photo LATEST POSTS ON AEROSPACE READER BLOGS Have $60,000? Get Your Name on a Virgin America Plane and a Charter Flight for 145 of Your Friends Farewell to a War Horse Airlines Are Putting Money into Premium Seats — Why? British Airways Boeing 747 Relief Flight to East Africa
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Sports Blog Net

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• Somerville High 2011 Fall Wrap-Up: Golf, Girls’ Soccer, Cross-Country
• Bill Madlock: Is He One of the 50 Best Not in the Hall?
• Just Win Baby!
• He Did it Again

Somerville High 2011 Fall Wrap-Up: Golf, Girls’ Soccer, Cross-Country Posted: 30 Nov 2011 06:00 AM PST [caption id="attachment_1745" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="The Somerville Highlanders' cross-country, girls' soccer and golf teams went a combined 6-28-1 in 2011."][/caption] (written for Somerville Patch) Final notes and quotes from the less-covered Somerville Highlander teams. Golf Final record: 1-9 overall; 1-7 in Greater Boston League Despite just one win this season – one more than last year – golf coach Jay Hart said he got a better-than-expected performance from a "fairly inexperienced team." "We really only had a couple of kids returning from last year," Hart said. "Some of the young kids stepped up." One such younger player was freshman Justin Carey, who led the Highlanders with five individual victories. "He's a great little player," Hart said. "See, his dad plays, so there's the difference."

PIMail: Business & technology news for November 30

PImail - news in your inbox Twitter mixes with Mixi to further expand in Japan Twitter Inc. is teaming with Mixi Inc., Japan's largest home-grown social... more » Boeing, union reach deal to build new 737 in Renton more » Photo Is your smartphone spying on you? If you're an Android smartphone user, you've likely seen the warnings... more » More holiday shopping on your phone Holiday shoppers have been taking to their cell phones this year, from... more » Emphasizing privacy, Posterous sees users grow In September we wrote about San Francisco startup Posterous introducing... more » LATEST BUSINESS HEADLINES FROM AP Report: US agency erred on United pension values World's largest airline companies American could bulk up through US Airways merger S&P downgrades Hewlett-Packard's credit USA Today reassigns top editor, business executive How the major stock indexes fared on Wednesday Highlights from the Fed's latest economic survey Figures on government spending and debt Disney raises annual dividend to 60 cents After raids, Wall Street protesters shift tactics Congress looking at lawmakers insider trading Spotify expands into apps to expand music service Metals contracts surge on central bank action Google exec: Online piracy bills in Congress wrong Correction: Facebook-Privacy Q&A story TechBits package Fed survey: Most areas see slow to moderate growth Inspector highlights psych drug use among elderly Ex-Enron workers look back with a mix of feelings Treasurys drop after central banks take action
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PIMail: Local news for November 30

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AP, Ted S. Warren Protests, arrests kick off special legislative session	FROM THE BIG BLOG Ranking says life is good in Seattle, but it's no Canada PHOTOS: Orcas spotted off Alki Point Seattle's worst winter weather is over, even though it's still fall "Almost Live!" alums in holiday radio broadcast this Sunday Men don't think about sex that much
$800 tow job in Seattle was legal If you've ever been towed or lived in a neighborhood where parking is a... more » Kids call 911 for Santa, get cops instead Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and... more » Female jail workers allege years of sexual harassment in workplace A group of female jail workers in King County have filed claims alleging... more » This newsletter was sent to you on behalf of seattlepi.com. It is available to our newsletter subscribers. •  Click to unsubscribe sportsdirectcom@gmail.com from this list. Or send your request referencing the specific newsletter to: Opt-Out Request, seattlepi.com, 2601 Elliott Ave., Suite 300A, Seattle, WA 98121. •  We are fully compliant with the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003