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The therapeutic dose that is provided frequently to encourage the realization of a rational moment. This dose is prepared by an opinionated Doser.
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- Equal and Opposite Reaction.
- Are We losing?
- The War is the Demon
- Downing is easier than upping.
- No Change for that Amount of Change.
- Time for Adamantine Party Lines.
- Body of Slain Girl "Misplaced."
- High Price Hide and Seek.
- Old style lynching rare nowadays.
- Still not pretty pictures
- Let me count the ways.
- They allow THEM to have boats?
- A Bygone Saved is a Bygone Earned.
- Well, that takes care of that.
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December
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The boats sank Sunday evening as a winter storm with wind gusts of up to 40 miles per hour blew in from the east, kicking up waves on the Columbia River as temperatures dropped into the low 20's.
Winds in the area normally come from the west, and the dock where the boats were tied up is sheltered from winds from that direction.
"Apparently the high winds just battered the boats around and knocked down structures and split the dock in half," said Joye Redfield-Wilder, spokeswoman for the Washington Department of Ecology in Yakima
How many boats, beside those in the care of the US Corps of Army Engineers, sank in those horrid conditions. Or, stated another way, how many people were taking proper care of their boats along the Columbia?
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