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Denver Post:
Occupy Denver protesters, law enforcement officers clash; 20 arrested — In the most violent Saturday in more than a month of Occupy Denver demonstrations and marches, Denver police fired mace and pepper balls at a crowd of protesters in Civic Center today and arrested 20 people.
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JammieWearingFool, Associated Press, The Gateway Pundit, The Latest Word, TalkLeft, Hullabaloo, The Crawdad Hole and OWS Exposed
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San Francisco Chronicle:
Occupy Oakland: inspiration, frustration at return — OAKLAND — Dozens of new tents sprang up outside Oakland City Hall on Friday, a sight that encouraged some Occupy Wall Street supporters but infuriated others, who expressed frustration at the city's about-face on the encampment.
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Big Government and JammieWearingFool
David Morgan / CBS News:
Denver police move into Occupy encampment — Policemen in riot gear scuffle with protesters at the ‘Occupy Denver’ camp on October 29, 2011 in Denver, Colorado. Following a march by protesters, police tried to tear down some newly-erected tents at the encampment and and a melee ensued.
Discussion:
The Gateway Pundit, Associated Press, ThinkProgress and Addicting Info
CNN:
‘Occupy’ demonstrators battle wind and cold as storm moves in — New York (CNN) — Demonstrators encamped in a Lower Manhattan park faced New York's first snow storm of the season Saturday without the benefit of propane tanks and generators that they had been using to cook food and keep warm.
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New York Magazine
Des Moines / Iowa Caucuses:
Herman Cain, Mitt Romney lead new Iowa Poll — DES MOINES, Iowa - Herman Cain and Mitt Romney top The Des Moines Register's new Iowa Poll, with the retired pizza executive edging the former Massachusetts governor 23 percent to 22 percent in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
Christina D. Romer / New York Times:
Dear Ben: It's Time for Your Volcker Moment — IN October 1979, inflation was running at more than 10 percent a year, and the Federal Reserve's gradual interest rate increases weren't solving the problem. So Paul Volcker, the Fed chairman, dramatically changed how monetary policy was conducted.
Discussion:
Grasping Reality … and Economix
New York Times:
Nearly Two Million Lose Power as Snow Coats Region — October, said the calendar. Before Halloween. And the 2.5 million trees occupying New York City's open spaces confirmed it was fall — not winter — with glorious canopies of leaves stretching along their boughs. — Yet snow was falling.
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ThinkProgress and Prairie Weather
Liam Halligan / Telegraph:
Why the latest eurozone bail-out is destined to fail within weeks — I want last week's European bail-out to work. My sincere hope is that collective and decisive action by the eurozone's large member states will stabilize global markets, at least for a while, so allowing the global economy to catch its breath.
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Outside the Beltway
David Rose / Daily Mail:
Scientist who said climate change sceptics had been proved wrong accused of hiding truth by colleague — It was hailed as the scientific study that ended the global warming debate once and for all - the research that, in the words of its director, ‘proved you should not be a sceptic, at least not any longer’.
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BizzyBlog, Watts Up With That? and The PJ Tatler
Mark Steyn / National Review:
Adult Babies — Last Thursday was officially “Diaper Need Awareness Day” in the State of Connecticut. Were you aware of it? There are so many awareness-raising days, it's hard to keep track. Maybe we could have an Awareness-Raising Day Awareness Day. At any rate, the first annual …
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Samizdata.net and Ed Driscoll
Andrew Gilligan / Telegraph:
Assad: challenge Syria at your peril — Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, has warned that Western action against his country would cause an “earthquake” that would “burn the whole region”. — President Assad admitted that ‘many mistakes’ had been made by his forces in the early part of the uprising …
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Guardian and Israel Matzav
Paul Krugman:
Denial In Depth — Columbia Journalism Review has a takedown of a “study” from American Enterprise Institute purporting to show that inequality hasn't increased, after all. What's striking is the way AEI doesn't even resort to the usual practice of concocting misleading numbers …
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Balloon Juice and Newshoggers.com