NPR: Ramble on into Friday

Ramble on into Friday

Our outrageously selective, utterly pointless and totally diverting selection of the day's news you can't use:

McCartney nears agreement with Apple to digitize Beatles' repertoire/ Heating-bill delinquents in Minnesota will be reported to credit agencies/ awesomest rap of 2007: University of Alabama at Birmingham Emergency Room/ Paige Davis is back in the saddle at Trading Spaces

Ilya Marritz

8:17 AM ET | 11-16-2007 | permalink

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Luke, Rachael,

Paige Davis is a fellow northwesterner, born and bred in Portland. I don't watch the show, but am glad for the success of a fellow Oregonian.

Sent by AOK | 12:28 AM ET | 11-17-2007

While we're talking bad hospital raps, word on the med school street is that this is pretty funny if you understand the cardiac rhythm they're talking about:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVxJJ2DBPiQ

Sent by E S N | 9:47 PM ET | 11-20-2007

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